Updated Oct 2024 for accuracy and safety
1019 Blanshard St, Victoria, BC V8W 2H4, Canada
A top-notch experience with an obsession-worthy Mac bowl and whiskey kombucha sour, in a beautiful location; returning will be a must!
100% Dedicated Gluten-FreeThis place serves only gluten-free dishes
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Gluten free and celiac safe with great options and amazing staff. A highlight of our restaurants for our trip to the island.
11920 227 St, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 8S5, Canada
Bask in a harmonious blend of music, exemplary lighting, and a soothing atmosphere, filled with a range of tasty drink options and in-house takeaways.
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
The atmosphere and service are amazing. However, the vegan options here will give the wonderful partons the wrong impression of vegan food. The way many elements are prepared remind me of how I used to make food being new to plant based cooking, and unfortunately, not in a good way. Big Feast specializes in brunch, so that's what I'll focus on. The potatoes are great and the drinks are very good. Unfortunately the plant based dishes here go to great lengths not to offend anybody. For example: there are so many ways to prepare tofu to make it egg-like, but none of these techniques are utilized. Instead, it is marinated with air, infused with less flavor than traditional plain tofu, and not given any egg-like texture. Way too little to no salt is used, monosodium glutamate is at another castle, and vegan staples like nutritional yeast are severely underutilized. Another example: there are so many ways to make vegan yolk that has the correct texture and, more importantly, packed with flavor. Big Feast has a unique way of making yolk, but it is shockingly flavorless - even lacking in something as basic as nutritional yeast. The easiest beginner way to add egg-like sulphuric aroma and taste is to add Kala Namak, which is also completely missing. I've tried several vegan items on their menu and there seems to be a general trend of healthy but surprisingly bland food. You can even use silken tofu, sodium alginate, and Kala namak as a base for a simple intermediate level spot-on 'fried egg' over olive oil. If you really want to amaze people, you could even make vegan hard-boiled eggs. A pea-protein-based sausage could also pull the whole brunch dish together while staying gluten-free. I want to one day see a great vegan restaurant in Maple Ridge that blows people off their feet with their plant-based dishes. Paliottis Westside is closer to achieving this, but sadly, there is no true vegan restaurant in Maple Ridge, so keep that in mind.
4525 Lougheed Hwy. Unit 2306, Burnaby, BC V5C 3Z6, Canada
A popular spot with awesome patio, strong Americano coffee, and the best brunch experience ever, now spruced up to its top-notch status.
Celiac friendlyLow risk of cross-contamination
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Fresh, quickly cooked gluten-free breakfast đŸ˜‹
1035 Columbia St, New Westminster, BC V3M 1C4, Canada
An older, yet charming spot, celebrated for splendid service and top-notch dining experiences.
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
To preface this review; our group is large, loud and frequent. I used to wait tables, and can tell you our party could be considered the group you "don't want" in your section. Can't say I've ever felt that way at this De Dutch. The accommodation, speed of service and patience I've experienced from our server Khan, and the supporting staff of hostesses & servers is excellent. We've been to neighboring spots and can say the experience at De Dutch is exceptional in this area. Highly recommended. As a Celiac, I can confirm several dishes are GF and delish without reaction.
919 Fort St, Victoria, BC V8V 3K3, Canada
Unbelievable breakfast spot that's both affordable and busy, known for massive portions, super quick service, and often a wait due to its popularity.
Celiac friendlyLow risk of cross-contamination
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This place is simply amazing! The atmosphere is great and the food is excellent. They also have a good variety of gluten-free options available. Highly recommend!
888 Fraser Ave, Hope, BC V0X 1L0, Canada
A local gem that's wheelchair-friendly, much preferred over big chains; noted for its fast service, even when packed.
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
66-1055 Canada Pl, Vancouver, BC V6C 3T4, Canada
Cool spot right by the sea plane terminal in Vancouver with a terrific harbor and plaza view, but the parking might test your patience a bit.
Celiac friendlyLow risk of cross-contamination
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The breakfast here was amazing! The food was prepared quickly and the staff was very friendly. They have a great selection of Gluten Free options.