Top 11 Gluten-Free Bars to Unwind in Newcastle

Bec McCready

Gluten free battered fish and chippies were yummy!

Maya Kornelia

I tried the chicken pizza and that was so yummy! How to explain it? It was really great, and the vibes is really great😊 Place is clean, love the vibes, and all. They also have so many good cocktails and variety of gluten free meal

Abby S.N

A beautiful place with a welcoming environment & staff members that are absolutely lovely. Food & drinks were amazing & great options for those who are gluten free

Ravinder Mansfield

Fantastic option for anyone looking for Gluten Free options. With a coeliac in the family, we struggle to find somewhere decent to eat to accommodate both adult and kids taste. Staff were knowledgeable of GF requirements and they confirmed they have a separate fryer for GF food. Great location on the waterfront, service was lovely and the food was fantastic. My Cluck Norris burger was the best chicken burger I've had in a long time. My husband said the GF chicken schnitzel was great, and my son loved the Risk it for the Brisket burger too. My daughter polished off her kids meal in seconds, and said the fish batter was nice and crispy. Highly recommend and it will be our go to when down by the waterfront.

Tiarna Hammond

Look no further for your next bottomless brunch! The lucky team provided and looked after us spectacularly. So much food and Cuve Blanc with cocktail jugs to last your entire 2 hour booking. So accomodating to our celiac guest and provided free hand held fans to keep us cool while we had our brunch. Perfect for big groups for birthdays, hens parties… just anything you need! I would love to come back and do this again ❤️

Grace Connor

If I could give zero stars I would. Please read other comments/ reviews that were made recently and see that there are continuous problems with the value of the food but most of all the management. The woman who claims she is the manager has the most appalling attitude and poor organisational skills. Sitting my family which is inclusive of a Baby under 12 months next to the live loud music despite having a booking is not good enough. Giving my husband gluten even though I specified he is gluten intolerant is not good enough. When I asked to speak to the host she was shouting in my face She was the manager and had an awful attitude. I never asked if you were the manager. I asked if we could sit somewhere else! You are confrontational and the rest of the staff there were dancing around like it was their first day. We asked several times for various things and had a massive Wait time. If we were lucky enough that something was brought to us. Paid $85 for 13 bites of food. Save your money and go somewhere else. Newcastle has a lot of options that are WORTH it.

Brittany Ellis

Catered for gluten-free. I really enjoyed the malaysian coconut chicken and the red smoothie. The only downfall i had was the wait time on the coffee and the burger my boyfriend got wasnt fantastic. I had finished my drink by the time my boyfriend got his coffee. Would have liked them to come out around the same time.

Kat Hunt

Delicious gluten free meal. Pleasant, helpful staff and a great location

Donna Matthews

First time in Newcastle and we happened upon the Queens Wharf Hotel, thanks to Newcastle Light Rail which is an asset to locals & visitors alike. No average pub grub here - an extensive menu full of interesting choices kept us happy - think Seafood Linguine (gluten free for me!) amongst plenty of seafood choices, restaurant-quality sides and lots of GF, V & Vgtn options. Staff are well trained, knowledgeable and obliging. Live music started at 2pm on a Sunday. What's not to like?

Shelly

A beautiful venue with great food! Was really pleased to see plenty of gluten free dessert options including the delicious gf sticky date pudding.

John-Davide Greilinger

Loved coming to Foghorns on the regular, haven’t been in a while though and was let down a bit by the quality. Upside, the chicken wings are still killer, the blue cheese sauce is heavenly. However, if you’re gluten intolerant, stay clear of the pizza. The pizza bases seem to be a mix of over-salted pancake mix and last Saturday's Sydney Morning Herald. The patatas bravas were average too, soggy and you need a mini excavator to lift them off the serving plate. The beer always hits the pallet great though, they do pour a decent one!