Top 5 Gluten-Free Brunch Spots to Delight in South Wharf

Alicia McCoy

As always, amazing food and great service!! Excellent vegetarian and GF options as well great care taken to cater for my family member with coeliac disease.

Lana Robinson

My family had lunch here after visiting the Lego display. They had a good range of food on the menu including gluten free and kids food. The food was very tasty and nicely cooked. The staff were friendly and polite. Nice little cafe to stop in for lunch.

karli drew

Not accomodating to Gluten free needs. I found this very inconsiderate as I asked politely for the gluten free change but was denied “because the kitchen didn’t want to make changes”. Very upset little girl right now.

Patrick G

This is the best buffet breakfast we've ever had!! Next comes Deer Valley Canada and Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour. Never seen such quality, quantity or variety, replenished as regularly, even a chef making omelets on demand, plus barista made coffees for no extra charge! (no other place we've been to does this) and adequate offerings for those who are Gluten Free.. white bread, a separate toaster, yummy chocolate muffins, muesli and rice flakes. Would like to see wholemeal bread at least. Best for Variety : fresh fruit- rockmelon or canteloupe, Honeydew, Watermelon, peaches pears apricots nectarines, tinned fruit, dried fruit and nuts so you can make up your own muesli, a variety of Asian food like Dim Sims Congi, noodles etc; various cereals, a limited range of milk, skim, full cream, almond (funny they don't have soy but it's at the teas and coffees), still & sparkling water, various juices (there's even a machine where you can grind up your own!!) massive array of cakes and pastries, breads, a salad/cheese/cold meats offering plus lots more. Get breakfast in your package!! You won't regret it!! The waitresses were so friendly, helpful, kind and persistent in tending to your needs, especially Jennifer who welcomed us like we were at her place. Some observations I would make are: The Asian dishes were placed too high for the average height of the Asian people and for younger persons. They need to be lower so that they can see into the containers and serve Safely. Another was when the chef serves you your omelette your paper order form was placed underneath touching the egg...I don't think this is particularly hygienic. Still the best ordering system weve ever seen - fresh as fresh, you don't get your omelette stolen, you get what you asked for, its delivered right to you and you don't have to wait in line for it. Sorry I wasn't well enough to really savour the breakfasts here..

Theresa Miller