Top 25 Gluten-Free Dining Spots Across Greater Sudbury

Edward Hole

Shana Dubroy

Christy really knows the menu and I am celiac so she really made sure I could eat safely. I was with my father and she was patient and kind making it a place I want to go back to.

Jim Freemen

Had the pub burger and fries. The burger meat was ok.. nothing special. The toppings where ok. Bacon was great. Very thin peice of cheese. Burger was a good size. Tried the gluten-free bun and it was like all gluten-free bread and buns... not good... bad after taste. But was cool they had the option for wheat allergies. You get a very small amount of fries. With tip it was 27$. It's becoming insane to eat out and they can't even fill thr plate with fries so that was upsetting. The little fries you do get where great but and I could be wrong I don't think they are cut fresh. Very crunchy tho. Atmosphere was great. Very nice looking place. and our server was awesome. Personally speding almost 30$ for a mediocre burger and a hand full of fries is just not gonna work. I could eat at osmos twice for that and have enough for 4 meals. Or hust eat at home. Was cool they had a gluten free option but they charged me a doller extra for the bun. Not so bad because those gross buns are extreamly expensive. Not going back. Mostly because I'm poor but just not worth it to me.

Matthew Redican

Not enough can be said about this restaurant. From the first time I went there, it has become my favourite restaurant in Sudbury. The atmosphere is very nice, with wine racks throughout, positioning it as a finer establishment but, when you look around, guests are in suits and dresses, shorts and sandals or even high-viz gear, clearly visiting during or after work. In the summer, there is a good-sized patio for those who like to enjoy the outdoors, though I generally prefer to be inside. There is an online and dial-in reservation system, which I recommend using, as they have a loyalty rewards program tied to the phone number used to make the reservation. Also, as one of the most popular restaurants in Sudbury, they fill up fast most days, so a reservation is always best. Service is consistently prompt and friendly without rushing you. This has been especially noticeable during business lunches, as we can review the menu, enjoy a leisurely meal, pay, and be on our way within the hour. Recently, I've been there a couple of times on weekends and have been served by Chris, who is very professional but has a good sense of humour. Now... the food. I've taken many people there - friends, family, clients - and everyone has thoroughly enjoyed their meal - not even one "meh". One recently said it was the best meat sauce she had ever tried, and I have to agree. (They even sell the sauce to go, I discovered.) All food is fresh, and they've mentioned that even many of their desserts are homemade... and several of them were gluten free, which was a treat for my daughter. My personal favourite is the Limoncello Tartufo, which is very light after a big meal. The price is, well, maybe on the low end of what you would expect for fresh, quality food in a fine dining establishment. Entree's are generally $20-$30, of course more if you're getting something like steak or salmon. All in all, it's a great place and worth the visit (repeatedly, in my case). I encourage visitors to include it in their plans for sure, and locals to try it too. Buon appetito!

Deb Hutchinson

Fantastic fast friendly service. Extensive gluten free choices. Great food. Wonderful cocktails. Clean large indoor or outdoor dining area. Kettle chips were delicious. Gluten free 4 cheese pasta was superb.

Harneet

Their coffee and lattes are delicious, and their chocolate beet cakes are a unique gluten-free, moist, satisfying treat. Love the warm modern atmosphere inside, and the convenience of the drive through where they always have a treat waiting for my dog!

Andrea Manson

Great food! Accommodated my allergy (Celiac)

Jacqueline Irwin

Natalie Tousignant

Salute has many gluten free and dairy free options which I appreciate being celiac myself. I really enjoyed the unbeetable chocolate cake (reminds me of chocolate muffin/brownie) and the peanut butter protein ball. It’s nice to see more options for gluten free treats because Tim Hortons has next to nothing to pair with a coffee.

Sacha Clapp

Gertrude Dixon

Li HappyFunTiemz

10 out of 10 most considerate servers explained I was celiac and they worked their magic to avoid cross contamination, gluten free people there are options!

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Clyde Singh

Douglas Cline

Monique Graves

Donald Wilson

Anne Chrisman

Curtis Carnes

Augustus Herrera

Amparo Soto

Darla Burrill

Charles Chase

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Edward Wolford