Top 6 Gluten-Free Dessert Spots to Delight in Port Credit, Mississauga

Rob Bezaire

5 stars! We’ve had the pleasure of dining at Nourishmoi twice now, and both experiences have been absolutely wonderful. Our first visit was at the end of March to celebrate my wife’s birthday. The plant-based dishes were delicious, the cocktails were creative and refreshing, and the owners, John and Rita, were incredibly warm and attentive. They even surprised my wife with a special birthday dessert, which made the evening feel extra memorable. We returned recently with a group to celebrate another birthday, and once again, the food and service exceeded expectations. We tried the Beirut Bowl, Thai Peanut Bowl, Black bean tortilla soup, the 3 Amigos, Grilled Cheeze, and the Pineapple Caipirinha - everything was fresh, flavourful, and beautifully prepared. A special shoutout to the team for accommodating a guest in our group with celiac disease. She was thrilled with the number of gluten-free options, and the kitchen took great care to ensure her meal was completely safe. Nourishmoi continues to impress with its food, hospitality, and commitment to its guests. We’ll definitely be back soon to check out the brunch. Highly recommend!

Casey Boggess

Andreja Kovač

Authentic Montreal bagels baked in a wood burning oven as they should :)) This place serves true Montreal style bagels, chewy, slightly sweet and delicious. They bake the bagels fresh daily, and they carry many flavors including pumpernickel bagel, everything bagel, sesame seed bagel, poppy seed bagel, multigrain bagel, flax bagel, coconut bagel, pretzel bagel, onion bagel and more. You can get the bagels with your choice of schmeer (spread) or as a sandwich. They also serve gluten free bagels (frozen), deserts, coffee and drinks. The place is perfect for breakfast or lunch and make sure to get some bagels to go and freeze them to keep them tasting yummy when your next craving hits.

Kelly Misiak

Almost everytime I call asking for gluten free cookies they are sold out (called 5 different times and only once did they have them) Whether it's first thing when they open, mid day, or the evening. It's sold out. I was told they were selling a smaller portion of rolo cake that was gluten free. I asked the price and they said $5. The regular slice which is really large and too big imo is $12 so I happily got the small portion. When they brought it out to me it was in a tiny mason jar container! It wasn't even filled up all the way. The portion was close to 1/4 of the size of the regular cake slice and $5! Very disappointing. Adding a photo to show the size of the container.

Maurice Cordell

Adrienne Doughty