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The 12 Best Gluten-Free Dinner Spots in Bloor West Village

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Updated Jul 2025

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Simply Thai Cuisine

Simply Thai Cuisine

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2253 A Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1N8, Canada

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Guy Crawford

Absolutely love this Thai restaurant - we've been several times. They're happy to make almost every dish gluten free, the restaurant itself is beautiful and the service is excellent.

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Flame Food+Design | Neo Anatolian | Fusion Turkish Cuisine

Flame Food+Design | Neo Anatolian | Fusion Turkish Cuisine

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2197 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1N2, Canada

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Eat With Buns (EatWithBuns)

Gluten-Free Options: Yes, but not indicated on the menu. Halal/ Kosher Options: Unsure Vegan Option: Unsure Vegetarian Options: Yes Nut Free Options: Yes Dairy Alternatives : Unsure First Impression: Unique spot in Etobicoke. They serve a fusion of Turkish and Greek food. Order: lentil soup, pomegranate chicken salad, kebab Favourite: Lentil soup. I really liked that they added pomegranate , very tasty. We also really enjoyed the black bread with their home made sauce. Critiques: The chicken in the salad was frozen chicken fingers, this was not indicated on the menu. This left us disappointed. Bonus: Very friendly staff, you will surely feel welcome. Take Away: Great spot to have some good food on a nice patio. Follow on tiktok: @eatwithbuns

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Queen's Pasta Café

Queen's Pasta Café

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2263 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1N8, Canada

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Rebecca Shirer

If you don’t have allergies this place is great and has delicious food. This post is mainly for the gluten free community because I have had many frustrating experiences at this restaurant. Long story short, if you have a gluten allergy, I wouldn’t recommend eating here. Long story: I am very gluten intolerant and used to come here often. I had ordered the RIGATONI ALLA RUSTICA 3 times and had always asked if the sausage was gluten free. The waiters always went to the kitchen to ask and have always said that it was. However, every time I ate there, I never felt very well, but was always assured that the sausage and everything else in that dish was gluten free so I brushed it off. One time when I ordered that meal, the waiter told me he had been working there for years and that the sausage was never gluten free. I was so shocked and explained that I was always told it was. He assured me that no, they never have been gf. This explained the sickness I had experienced after my meal. This was very concerning to me and has caused a lot of confusion and a loss of trust in the restaurant and I stopped eating there. Last night was my first time back in a while with some friends. I was hoping that my experience would be more positive. My mom, who is also gf and not knowing my previous situation, asked if the sausage was gluten free in that same meal. Our server gave a very annoyed look at her, shrugged and said “I don’t know.” Mom asked if he could find out for her and he again shrugged and said “Just don’t order that one”. My mom then asked if the meat balls were gluten free and got the same response. I asked if the salad dressings were gluten free and also got the same response. Our server seemed annoyed by our questions and very dismissive. I didn’t feel very comfortable eating there last night after that as he didn’t seem to care about what we could actually eat on the menu. He made us both feel nervous eating there. So what pasta sauce and salad dressing options are even gluten free? Going forward, it would be very appreciated if your staff and chef were more educated about gluten intolerance and your gluten free options. If you are going to offer and advertise gluten free options on your menu, your staff needs to be educated on what sauces are actually gluten free on your menu. This is a very serious issue for many people. I was very upset and disappointed to find out that I was eating gluten that whole time when I trusted that the servers and kitchen staff would know better. I understand that there is always risk of cross contamination when eating out, but when there are gf options, the expectation is that the employees would at least know what options are actually gluten free on the menu.

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Baka Gallery Cafe

Baka Gallery Cafe

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2256 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1N6, Canada

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Falafel World

Falafel World

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2396 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1P5, Canada

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Was visiting a friend and couldnt help but stop at Falafel World. They were my favorite falafel restaurant since high school and i missed their food so much. Everything is made from scratch and they can list all ingredients and customize food for gluten free customers. Im totally hooked again and only want to eat their falafels ♥️♥️♥️

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