Top 50 Gluten-Free Cafes to Enjoy in the Australian Capital Territory

Emma Stone

Lovely customer service. Delicious meals. We always feel safe dining here with our coeliac kids. So many options to choose from. We love it!

Molly Speechley

Very good gluten free and vegan treats.

Rafi Rahman

Amazing food and vibes, lots of vegan and gluten free options and you can't even tell which is unheard of. Coffee slaps too, highly recommend for all lunch and brunch dates

Fleur Hagen

This place was awesome! The service was great! Very friendly and quick even though it was super busy. The boss had put enough people on - good work. Lots of gluten-free desert. Will be back!!!! This is a must go. 🙌

Kylie

A lovely cafe and although everything served is gluten free, you'd never know, it tastes amazing!! Reasonably priced for very filling meals!

Omid Rezvani

Great food and great service! I forgot to mention gluten-free in my order, and they kindly replaced it very quickly for me!

drmouse 34

Terrible allergy care! This has happened both times I've gone. I have a dairy allergy and have coeliac. I've asked for a soy latte and they then not only used almond milk but then also used unclean jugs meant for full cream milk(terrible health safety practices) which means anyone with a nut or dairy allergy could no longer drink it. My worry now is if they had used the oat milk it wouldn'tv'e been coeliac friendly. Coffee tasted nice but made me extremely sick. Please do better.

Traci Byrnes

Delicious food with friendly service. Great coeliac options too.

Shaz R

Delicious cheesecake and GF treats. Baked fresh daily. Divine.

MICHELLE O'SULLIVAN

What a delight! Gluten free waffle cones and dairy free, gluten free ice cream… is this heaven? I wish I lived in Canberra and wasn’t just visiting. What a lovely little place with such great atmosphere and friendly staff. Might have to squeeze in a second visit before we leave!

Taara Hamer

Our families had dinner at Highroad following our wedding celebration and it was lovely! The food and service was great; and we have to make special mention of the chef who very kindly accommodated the multiple dietary requirements (Coeliac, Pescatarian and Allium allergies). We had previously been to Highroad for brunch and coffee which was as always great, but their dinner service is definitely one to check out! Thank you again!

Anita V

Great outside area. Good gluten free options.

Jacques Schroder

Went here for a casual lunch with the work mates. The pizza was excellent and there is a wide variety of different meal options. If you need it there are even gluten free options for those so inclined. The beer is really good and they have some local craft beer options. Ordering is easy and the service is quick and efficient. Food was all brought out to our table outside without too much of a wait. I would go back there for sure.

Anastasia Gargiulli

I love love sweet bones! The cafe itself is so cozy and I love that as a vegan I can eat anything. I also had my wedding cake made here and as it was gluten free and vegan, everyone at the reception was able to eat it. It was such a hit, so beautiful and yummy. So easy to organise it too!

Crissy Collins

This cute place serves up instaworthy but also delicious food! Their deserts are spectacular visually and by taste. There are lots of sweet and savoury options for kids and adults alike and servings were generous. There are also gluten free, vegetarian and healthy options. We had the pumpkin soup, the Moroccan salad with lamb and the cheeseburger. All were delish! And the coffee is good to round up the meal. Street parking is everywhere. Place is easily accessible being on the ground floor and in the corner. There are 2 unisex toilets on the premise.

Bennie Hayes

Dorothy Cooper

Luke Hobbs

Amazing food had the beef burger The best gluten free bread I have ever had My friends had the pork hash special was also brilliant

Levi Carroll

Delicious gluten free options

Ruth Larner

We were really disappointed. We drove 20 minutes from our hotel to have breakfast at Local Press, a place we’ve enjoyed in the past while visiting Canberra. It seems like the cafe might be under new management. The menu has changed, even though the website still displays the old one (there are no gluten-free pancakes anymore!). While I’m sure the new owners are nice, the experience is not the same, and the food is definitely not of the same quality. My salmon nori eggs benny had about one flake of nori... Please update your website!

Fonti Kar

Beautiful fresh menu, staff caters for coeliac. Fries are super moreish. Lush atmosphere and sound design. They have foam pads under the tables to absorb the echos!

Lisa Alonso

jB

I met a colleague for Brekkie and it was a great option near the hotel. The gluten free toast was yummy, I even asked where it was from to get some more.

Laura Smith

Enjoyed a delicious gluten free waffle with fresh fruit and gf chocolate muffin a few weeks ago. Also good veggie options for my partner. :))

Julia Anderson

Chloe Sawyer

Found this place through a google serch for gluten free, my mother and sister in law are both celiac. This cafe is one of the best that Ive been to in Canberra, none of the food is the standard 'gluten free' that you get elsewhere, the care and attention that has been put into developing the menu to be so good is amazing. The whole menu is just tasty, well flavoured and well proportioned. Would recommend this cafe to anyone regardless of dietary requirements base solely on how good it all tasted. The coffee was really good and the ambience was perfect. Cannot wait to come back again!

Heather Boreland

Our last two experiences here have been subpar. The first, we ordered, amongst other things, a GF burger. Having been coeliac for a while we’re well versed in ordering “gluten free for a coeliac.” The bun we received was their standard brioche bun. My husband called as he had placed and collected the order. They insisted they had used a GF bun, even checking with the chef who also confirmed he’d read it was for a coeliac and used a GF bun. My husband returned the burger to the store. When they saw it, they apologised and quickly remade it with a GF bun. That in itself is a very disappointing and concerning experience with a store who claims to be “coeliac aware.” The second experience, part of our order was a chips and gravy. After realising something was hard/inedible, I removed it from my mouth only to discover it was a piece of hard plastic. My husband contacted the store again and they asked for photos before confirming there had been an issue/mishap. Kim then texted my husband, very apologetic, and offered to supply us with our entire order again for free. We acknowledged that was a generous offer to try and rectify the problem, however given our last two experiences we didn’t want to eat there again, so we declined. Kim then asked what could be done to make it right in our opinion and we asked to be reimbursed for just the contaminated chips and gravy. Kim never replied. My husband texted to follow up and again, no response. We did not think this was an unreasonable request, given we didn’t ask for the whole meal to be reimbursed, just the chips, but I guess they only want to make it right if it’s on their terms.

Marie Martin

Stephen Roberts

Lovely, friendly cafe which caters to people with food intolerances. The gluten free galettes are my favourite!

Janay Lauren

Had a gluten free bagel here and it was fantastic. Nice vibes and friendly staff too

Mallory Brown

Maggie Cooper

Coffee served cold ( long black- never had it served cold before) only one option of cake Choc brownie) for my celiac friend. Parking limited,.had better experience previously but won't be back.

Colleen Webster

Kenneth Turner

Holly Gordon

What a little gem! So hard to find good coffee in Canberra. The food was also delicious and really appreciate all the vego/vegan and gluten free options. Staff are also lovely and very quick service. No photos because we are it too quickly. I will be back.

James Tidwell

Mark Barn

This is a fantastic burger restaurant. Easily one of the best burgers that I have ever had. Staff are excellent and are able to accommodate celiac .

Gemma Jackson

Always a safe bet. Good food. Good coffee. Lots of tables. Can easily find lots of gluten free options on the menu.

Eeny Hake

Quick service, friendly staff, delicious food, good gluten free options and a very nice atmosphere; a truly wonderful place to come for a quick brunch on thevweekend

James Sancho

Chloe Turner

I got the $12 loaf of gluten free bread and it is awful. Even toasting it wasn't good. The texture is very unpleasant. I actually prefer the store bought at the supermarket gluten free bread. I really expected better as I've heard their gluten products are good. Please change your recipe!

Art Goldner

Cynthia Cozad

Lynn Garrett

Effie Acosta

Patsy Stadler

Jeffrey Minor

Gretchen Wheeler

Moe

Going out for breaky is one of my most favourite things, I have tried a tonne of cafes in Canberra, though being coeliac means I can't have bread. Every single cafe I have encountered will not charge me for toast. They usually just add the eggs as an addon. This cafe however refused to wave the charge for toast, even though I was getting any. And refused to add the eggs with the add on option, insisting on charging me for something I wasn't getting. I understand that it's their business and their choice. But they have lost a customer for being difficult and trying to make like an extra $3 off me

Chris Johnson