Updated Oct 2024 for accuracy and safety
1206 N Lake Park Blvd A, Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States
A pet-friendly spot with a welcoming patio, known for its unique key lime martini and a wide selection of seafood, ensuring a fabulous experience.
Celiac accommodatingSome risk of cross-contamination
We really wanted good seafood, while on vacation at the beautiful Carolina Beach. After reading many reviews for many restaurants, we landed on Michael’s. Even though it was busy, the three of us were seated at a high top immediately. We had fabulous meal. The food and service were exactly what we were wanting during this trip. We are a “mostly” gluten free family, due to celiac disease. No gluten contamination, plenty of meal options, and bananas foster to finish it all off! Bravo…just go!
1012 Lake Park Blvd S, Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States
A lively spot with fair prices, perfect for family outings, and a wide variety of choices on the menu.
Celiac accommodatingSome risk of cross-contamination
Some of the best pizza I’ve had in a minute! We came on a busy Friday night and although there was a wait, the food was delicious and our waiter was so kind and helpful, even while they were very busy. My sister has a gluten intolerance, and she said the gluten free crust was the best she had ever had! Great food, wonderful people, highly recommend. 👍
1328 N Lake Park Blvd, Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States
A favored breakfast spot on the island, renowned for its exceptional bagels, wide variety, and reasonable prices despite occasional high wait times.
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
Mornings start better with an a quick online order from Island Bagel! Household full of soon to be college students with a big appetite, Island Bagel provided the best breakfast bagels for our crew of 12. The Asiago was the top choice with our gang topped with anything from lox to Sausage, Egg and Cheese. They have a day flavor so check that out because it isn't one on the menu. We had regular and gluten free bagels both were fabulous. The cream cheese was ample atop these cooked to perfection bagels. The staff was quick and super friendly. They had us in and out in no time. They even have a drive thru!
227 Carolina Beach Ave N, Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States
A pet-friendly spot with a lively summer deck scene, complete with palm trees, string lights, and live music, but be prepared for a long wait.
Celiac accommodatingSome risk of cross-contamination
Our server was Oran and he was fabulous he accomodated all our needs with two small kids and an adult with celiac... Next time we are at the beach we will be sure to go back... And the food was very good and a lot of it for the price.
5 Cape Fear Blvd, Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States
A trendy spot near the boardwalk with a modern menu, offering a bright, clean atmosphere and cold beer served in glass, perfect for chilling out.
Celiac accommodatingSome risk of cross-contamination
In the context of a hot dog place near the boardwalk at the beach, this place is good. Especially considering we require gluten free items Nauti Dog had us covered. The hot dog buns, the fries and even the cherry tart hard cider were all good and gluten free. The location, seating (metal seats, no padding), and atmosphere (open dining room, concrete floor) were all reminders that you were at the beach and there to chill out. Oh yeah, the food was very good.
108 Cape Fear Blvd, Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States
A charming café with unique beverages and a lovely atmosphere, but the parking situation can be a bit of a bummer.
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
I have gotten Poke bowls and smoothie bowls from here with are good but it’s been a couple years since coming here and the last time I came I got the Malama smash and it was terrible, don’t recommend getting this at all. No flavor and they cut a hard boiled egg and just stick it on there like that’s edible that way instead of slicing it. Kinda seems like it’s something thrown together without taste testing it. On top of that it cost $8.50 for one piece of toast, I got gluten free which ups it I think a dollar but that’s expensive regardless for one piece of toast. At least give customers two pieces for the cost. The coffee was good but not hot at all, I'm pretty sensitive and don’t like anything too hot but even I had to microwave it when I got home. Other food I’ve had has been great but don’t get the malama toast.