Discover the best gluten-free dining options in Toronto for January 2025, featuring top restaurants and delicious dishes that cater to your needs.
Exploring the Best Gluten-Free Dining Options in Toronto
In January 2025, several notable gluten-free dining options were highlighted in Toronto, showcasing a variety of cuisines and experiences. One standout is Almond Butterfly, known for its delightful baked goods that cater to gluten-sensitive individuals. Their offerings include a range of pastries and desserts, making it a perfect stop for those looking to satisfy their sweet tooth without the gluten.
Another great option is Nodo Burgers, which specializes in gluten-free burgers that do not compromise on flavor or texture. For pizza lovers, Revolver Pizza Co offers an impressive selection of gluten-free pizzas, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a slice. Additionally, Park Michels Bakery at Yorkdale and Good Behaviour TO contribute to Toronto’s vibrant gluten-free scene, each providing unique dishes that cater to various tastes and preferences.
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Here are the best glutenfree eats I had this past month in Toronto hey everybody I’m step I’m a photographer and videographer here in Toronto while I’m not Celiac I do have a gluten allergy so I do eat gluten-free if I know a place is celiac friendly I will list it here but if I don’t then please do your due diligence and make.
Sure you check and call and ask all the questions I’ve been doing a monthly round up on Tik Tok of all the best places that I ate that was gluten-free so I thought I’d bring it to YouTube and have a little bit more in-depth convers ation so without further Ado let’s go through what I had in January 2025 gluten-free eats Edition we’re starting.
Off with one of the best gluten-free places in the city in my opinion almond butterfly they have a location on Dundas which is their beastro and they have a location on harbard which is their Cafe the Dundas location serves breakfast lunch dinner along with some Bakery items and the Harvard location serves pastries cupcakes cookies and all of.
That good stuff now they really hit the deal on the head with their gluten-free soup from pancakes to chicken fingers to onion rings all the things that are really really hard to find gluten-free they’ve got them when I went in the month of January I got their fried chicken sandwich I feel like it’s very rare to find a gluten-free Fried Chicken.
Sandwich on many menus out there so I definitely wanted to try it it was my first time having this item and it did not disappoint the bun was great it did not fall apart the Fried Chicken tasted great it maybe could have used a little more sauce but I feel like that’s pretty subjective the atmosphere when you go into the restaurant is also so great.
It’s very pretty their coffee is fantastic I’ve also ordered quite a from them on Uber Eats and it does get pretty pricey that way but sometimes you got to do what you got to do almond butterfly 1,000 out of 10 every single time you will not be disappointed a must try in the city and Celiac safe next up another place I went to in the month of January.
To have bloomf free eats was notto notto is an Italian restaurant they have four locations in the city I have been to all of them and I honestly should be paying rent for how much I go to this restaurant this time around I visited the Liberty Village location they do gluten-free pasta with most of their pasta dishes and it is fantastic it’s.
Consistent it’s delicious and it’s priced well you won’t be disappointed I give it a 10 out of 10 I do know that I have friends that are Celiac who do go to noo and eat there happily and don’t have any problems so as long as you talk to your server and make sure you let them know if you are celc they’ll make sure that you’re good to go also I swear.
I don’t give everybody a 10 out of 10 so stick with me here in January I also got to visit Burger’s Park in Noor it is said to be the Shake Shack dupe before Shake Shack actually arrived to Canada it takes lots of inspiration from Shake Shack even with the decor and their menu while I don’t think this is Celia friendly I did get to try their burger.
With a gluten-free bun I’m assuming that the fries might have been cross-contaminated but I tried them anyway so overall the burger was okay I think Shake Shack definitely is better it wasn’t terrible it wasn’t incredible I think if you’re in the area you see a Burgers Park and you want a burger why not go have a burger but would I rate it.
On one of the best burgers in the city that has a gluten-free option no if you want some glutenfree Burger options let me know cuz I have a great list also I got to say their fries there was something on them that I just didn’t love the taste so the fries I probably wouldn’t get again so with all this being said I think I’m going to give.
Burgers Park a 6 and 1/2 out of 10 next up Michelle’s Bakery in Yorkdale now I went to Yorkdale in the morning before the stores opened before the food court opened and there’s not that many places where you can grab and go any food items for a gluten-free person so I went to Michelle’s Bakery and although there is definitely cross-contamination there.
Because that whole thing is basically a gluten place they did have a gluten-free bread option shocking I know now the employee was amazing and she wiped down the counter and she wiped down the knife and she changed her gloves which was wonderful so I would say they do take some precautions however they don’t have a separate toaster so if you’re getting.
Anything toasted I would be cautious of that but I got the smoked salmon sandwich on gluten-free bread and the portions of salmon and cucumber and cream cheese were fantastic it was a great little breakfast item that I was able to get before anything opened in the mall and and so for that reason I’m going to give them a 7 and 1/2 out of 10.
Okay next up revolver Pizza Co when I tell you this is one of the best gluten-free pizzas in the city run run to revolver Pizza you can get any of their pizzas listed on their menu with gluten-free crust I dream about this pizza the Mortadella and pistachio Pizza has my heart their Pizza is fantastic I literally had to call and make sure that.
It was the gluten-free one when I got it because I was so shocked at the quality of their dough and I don’t know if if you can tell from my enthusiasm of how much I love this place but it also deserves an a thousand out of 10 and lastly for this month I went to good behavior on Queen Street they have three locations they do subs and they do ice.
Cream they do have a glutenfree buun option but I don’t know if it’s Celiac safe so please ask your questions if you do go there but the cashier was very knowledgeable on telling me which Subs I could get that were Glo free aside from the bun I’ve had a few options from this place already but this past month I got the turkey sub and it was fantastic such.
A good sub option for us Glon free folk the subs are also pretty big so you can have half and save half later so for that I’m also giving it a 10 out of 10 you also have to try their ice cream not every flavor is gluten-free but go and get their espresso Martini ice cream and you will not be disappointed thank you for watching I’ll be back next month.
With a Roundup of the best gluten-free eats I had in Toronto February edition if there’s anything you want me to answer specifically about Toronto gluten-free eats let me know in the comments and I’ll do my best to deliver happy glutenfree eating
