Nancy Vernon-Otto

Google review

I recently had the pleasure of having lunch at The Mule in Hamilton, and I have to say, it was an experience worth sharing. One of the standout features of this spot is that their entire menu is 100% gluten-free — a rare and refreshing find for those with dietary restrictions. From the moment my family and I walked in, we felt genuinely welcomed by the person who greeted us at the door. The atmosphere was vibrant yet comfortable, setting the perfect tone for a relaxed meal. We were lucky enough to have Meg as our server, and she was absolutely fantastic. Patient and knowledgeable, she took the time to walk us through the menu, offering helpful suggestions on different taco options and portion sizes. Her friendly demeanor made us feel well taken care of. As for the food — it was nothing short of fabulous. The flavors were bold and well-balanced, and the quality of the ingredients was evident in every bite. The tacos, in particular, were a highlight — fresh, flavorful, and satisfying without feeling heavy. The only minor suggestion I’d have is that the food could have been served a bit warmer, but it didn’t take away from the overall enjoyment of the meal. The Mule has mastered the balance of offering delicious, gluten-free options without compromising on taste or creativity. It’s not always easy to find a place where dietary needs are met with such care and attention to detail, but The Mule delivers on all fronts. If you’re looking for a spot in Hamilton that caters to gluten-free dining with incredible service and mouthwatering flavors, this is definitely the place to go. Highly recommend!

Daniel Lalonde

Google review

Great experience! I love the vibe, the service, food, everything! Highly recommend if you like tasty Mexican food :) Also the accommodations for celiac and vegan/vegetarian is fantastic.

Helen Campbell

Google review

I love going to Beer Town. They have a great menu and they also have a plant based menu and a Gluten free menu. Being plant based, I love that I have a whole menu to choose from, not just one or two items like most restaurants.

Sarah M.

Google review

What a brilliant gluten free restaurant! Unique flavourful tacos with complex flavours. Sweet or spicy margaritas. They also have their own sauces to add the extra kick if needed. The big surprise here was the dessert waffle. This was the best gluten free waffles I ever had. Busting with cinnamon sugar and the right amount of crunch. What an experience.

Colin Mitchell

Google review

This place used to have truly fantastic food. I’m not sure what happened. Some friends and I met up there for my birthday on a Monday evening (my choice because the food used to be so good) and promptly learned that it was “gluten free night.” Not “hey you can choose a gluten free bun if you want one” but “we refuse to give you a real sandwich bun for your burger or other sandwich.” This has to be the most bizarre menu choice I’ve ever encountered in over 35 years of eating in restaurants and a truly strange choice for a British style pub. I am not sure what the motivation is behind this decision but it was truly off putting. Anyways. I decided to give one a try regardless. I like trying new things. Who knows, maybe it’ll be good. The bun (if one can call it that) left much to be desired. It collapsed faster than the Soviet Union and did not provide an enjoyable sandwich experience. The fries were also sub par. I can make better ones from scratch at home in the air fryer. Indeed, instead of the fresh cut seasoned fried I expected, these were clearly frozen, tiny little pathetic strings of potatoes, devoid of soul and satisfaction. My one friend got the wings, which frankly I wish I had done since they did look pretty appetizing, and even he remarked on the breading noticeably being thin (gluten free.) We were a bit shocked that his plate consisted entirely of non-drumstick pieces. Drumsticks are the best ones, as anyone who eats wings knows. I’ve never seen something like that happen before. The service was fine as was the atmosphere. I’ll be clear that none of this is the fault of the staff. But the food left pretty much everything to be desired. Something has clearly changed in this establishment and not for the better. Hopefully “gluten free” will be made optional, rather than mandatory, in the future.