Top 5 Gluten-Free Dinner Spots to Delight in North Beach

Kenneth McDonald

This is by far my favourite fish and chips shop. Gluten free everything even the vinegar. They remember your name, even if you have been away for months . The other fish and chips shops should use this place as their gold standard. They will never catch them though

Ian L

Interesting set up! First and perhaps most importantly, the dishes served are great. We had a range of dishes for a larger table, from watermelon salad to duck pancake, tempura cauliflower to a beautiful barramundi. And a tuna sashimi which was different. Almost all had a ‘special sauce’ of some sort, which elevated each dish from good to great! The foods are fantastic. Things that could be improved are more the tiny tables, whether for a couple or for 7, like us. Almost no room for water bottles and dishes being delivered. I guess that’s why staff stagger delivery of the entrees vs mains. Another challenge is the place is understandably popular, so pre-booking essential. Ask for a table at the front. The back, where we sat, was dark, crowded and dingy with a back door to the laneway used a few times to empty rubbish, not very nice. Service was good. We ordered some gluten free dishes, when standard dishes turned up instead, the waitperson was informed, went off to check and returned to apologise and say the gluten free dishes would be delivered with no extra charge. As other patrons mentioned, the place is not cheap and it’s a bit odd to have to place (and pay for) an order at the counter, up front. Quirky. But all the dishes are great.

Daksh Varma

Excellent pizzas, one of the best gluten free bases I've tasted

Jamie Stocks

The food is ok could be alot better as when you pay $26 for breakfast should have 2 of everything and when bacon isn't cooked right do not deep fry it. 1 slice toast 1 piece of bacon 2 very small sausages half tomatoes 2 eggs. And bean and tomato chunty with was not tasty . Coffee was very good As for kids breakfast $11 for 1 eggs scramble $3 hash brown each $2 for gluten free toast that was pale and definitely not toasted looked awful. Not good value for money. I definitely won't be coming back here. Totally rip off But service was good

Samantha Jenkinson

A reasonably priced pan Asian local restaurant. There was a good range of gluten free options and the food was definitely tasty and spicy enough when required. A decent range of dishes on offer with the usual things like rice paper rolls, green curries, soups and Asian salads as well as some deep fried goodies for entrees which can please those not into the spicier dishes. It's good to see a local Vietnamese family and chefs getting a good trade. Wheelchair access is doable but you need to park up near the Burger Bar where it's flat and then go through the outdoor area of the pizza restaurant to get through to the front of the Vietnamese restaurant which is a bit of a hassle as people had to move. So essentially there is no clear wheelchair access path directly to the restaurant.