Top 13 Gluten-Free Breakfast Spots to Delight in South End, Boston

Lucy Huang

Risotto is delicious and gluten free. Our waitress recommended brussel sprouts for appetizers, which was 🔥

Matthew C

Better gluten free bread than most other places I’ve been. Very good service and very accommodating of food allergies.

Emily Aldous

Food was delicious, server was kind and very accommodating of my friend who has celiac! She even marked up the menu with all the foods that she could and couldn’t eat to make it easier for her. We both got paellas and oh my god the portion is HUGE so if you are going with another person make sure to share it btw the two of you. Great dinner spot in the city

Walda Chesnut

A fun place to have dinner with nice ambiance. We really enjoyed listening to the good live jazz band. The Gluten free fish and chips were delicious and the fryer was celiac safe. Our waitress was attentive and helpful when asked about the gf menu.

John H

Excellent spot for anyone with celiacs. Had a bird on fire with gf bread, delicious, no reaction. Please come to Virginia, Blunch! 100% will be back.

Molly Monet-Viera

This is a lovely hidden gem next to the Revolution Hotel. The food was quite good. I recommend the cauliflower with the pineapple and the sotol ranch water. Alan was our waiter and he was very informative and kind. I also appreciated that the menu was very clear about the gluten free options.

Rachelle Coury

I ordered the lentil rice Mediterranean bowl with chicken za'atar. They substituted hummus for the walnut harissa due to my need to be gluten-free. This meal was absolutely delicious, fresh, and so filling!! If Eastern Mediterranean food is your jam, you will not be disappointed! So good! Just a not about the four stars for atmosphere: this restaurant is located in the Time Out Market food court so the expectation isn't high for atmosphere. That being the case, the ambiance is beer hall-eaque with subdued lighting and cocktails.

Mimi Chan

Living in the South End all my life, I’ve been blessed with so many unique restaurants nearby. We even have a seafood boil restaurant! Bootleg Special’s seafood boil is amazing and the garlic noodle is a must! The drinks are super fun and the vibe, NOLA speakeasy. Love it. Yesterday was the first time I stopped by for brunch and it has to be Boston’s best brunch spot! It is great for dates, girls outing, friends and family gatherings. Let’s just say it can accommodate any occasion because it’s such a fun and unique experience. I really enjoyed their brunch menu which include soufflé pancakes, bootleg Benedict, and brunch garlic noodles. They also have MANY gluten free options. I’ve also tried their newly launched menu item, the ConeNado and my favorite was the lobster clam chowder! Super fun and delicious! This is a must visit!

Laurie Pessetto

Chili was mostly tomatoes and peppers. Caprese sandwich was good, but soggy. Mediocre GF bread. GF macaroon was good, sugary, and right next to the gluten brownies.

G

The entire experience was incredible from start to finish.We were a group of 6 for our son's Masters Graduation brunch. Our server Julia was exceptional!! She was attentive, friendly and made us feel like we were her only table. The food was delicious and we appreciated the attention Julia showed to our guest with a gluten allergy. Looking forward to sitting at her table again soon.

Callie Brandeis

This life alive is the best. The food is so fresh and the staff is amazing. Tons of gluten free options and really accommodating menu for allergies.

Adam Rice

Steven Hargrave

A good selection of unusual drinks plus great gluten free pasties.