Top 15 Gluten-Free Dining Spots to Explore in Coquitlam

Shasta Ferranto

The gluten-free vegan donuts were delicious!

Nikita Crane

dedicated fryers perfect for wing Wednesday and beer

Jo M

Not celiac friendly. Last time I was here a month ago. I was told there is good chance of cross contamination on all good. The drier even though should be gf is beside food that is not gluten free and they cannot guarantee that non-gf food was not put in it. Server was NOT gluten aware and just said I probably shouldn’t eat anything.

N Lee

Being gluten free usually sucks but here, both the gluten free burger and brownie were so so good. Kelsey was such a kind server and Madison was just amazing! Thank you guys for such a lovely experience :)

Lex

Highly recommend for group (work) lunches. Gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options available. The crispy tofu was so delicious. 5 stars for the food & service. Our team will definitely be back.

Bern McNicholl

Understood the accommodations required to make gluten-free, celiac safe. The pad thai was good.

Carina O

Love the buns: crunchy, fresh, buttery, yum! Good selection of gluten free bakery too. The JjBean coffee is good and the place has a charming, positive vibe. Good central location, but parking might be a problem.

Bianca Hall

Been eating there for years and have had no reaction. Really understanding and accommodating to celiac and food is amazing. Go to place to eat out

Andre Miotti

At least 2 Gluten-free snacks options in all my visits! That's a win! Good coffee!

Michelle Pupetz-Stanton

I called red Robin because the last few orders there were hardly any fries and my kids weren’t too happy about it. They took my name and everything looked at my order and said that they would make sure that they were topped up well when the order came, there was like maybe eight french fries in mine and there weren’t too many and all the others so we decided we’re never gonna order from there again which was really sad because it was our go to place to order because I have one child with coeliac and I have one very picky eater. It’s just not worth it. You just never know what you’re going to get. Also, it was cold. My son said ‘can we go pick it up because it’s always cold when we order it ‘anyway I called them back and said we didn’t get the top up on the fries and they didn’t really seem to care at all and just said ‘oh sorry about that ‘and that was it. Done. Not only did they lose us as a customer and we ordered very frequently, but they’ll lose others as well because I know a lot of people in the coeliac community and our support groups and stuff and they’ve all been complaining as well about the same issue. my son summed it up well after he was done eating, he said “ well that was disappointing”.

Thomas Williams

Butterfly E

One of my fav breakfast spots. Gluten free bread available. Portions are generous for the price and I always leave super full. It's a hot spot so be expected to wait around 10-20 mins for a table at the popular times.

Kira Shafran

Nice place, tasty. A lot of gluten free options. Very loud.

John Stockton

Golnaz J N

The cauliflower pizza crust turned out to be a disappointment as it wasn't made from cauliflower but rather potato starch and other gluten-free substitutes, which I could not eat due not to be ketogenic. Additionally, being charged $11 for a supposedly free dessert offered for my sister's birthday was a letdown. The wings were also not satisfactory at all, as they were pink inside. The mediocre drink and redeeming factor of delicious steak bites balanced the overall experience to a three-star rating.