Top 5 Gluten-Free Kid-Friendly Spots to Explore in Palmerston, Toronto

Alanah Moulsdale

Not coeliac friendly. They use the same kitchen equipment/utensils for everything. We couldn’t eat here.

Marko Andjelkovic

enjoyed the gluten free pizza and afagatto

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WOULD NOT RECOMMEND FOR GLUTEN FREE $2 surcharge for the smallest piece of gluten free bread I've seen in 15 years - this coupled with the fact their homemade fries are done in the same oil as items containing wheat so I couldn't have them. I even asked for a second slice of bread and was told I couldn't have it. The brunch should include tea or coffee which was not provided either and still charged. Also the Shakshouka was too sweet (and too spicy) - the latter I can give some as that can be preference, but why so much sweetness. For almost $24, no potatoes or drink and a very small slice of bread (which bread is already included in the dish) - Definitely not worth the money in these times.

Marcy S

Great wings. Had hot wings and spicy BBQ. Both delicious. Both gluten free. Most flavours are gluten free except the honey ones (can't remember exact names). For having no batter, the wings had a nice crisp and were well sauced and reasonable size. My friend and I enjoyed them. Would recommend. Service was great too. Very attentive waitress, very polite. Regarding spice level, the hot wings were just right for us as in no huffing and puffing 5 wings in (two Caribbean people who regularly eat spicy food). Could have probably done super hot but we were very happy with what we went with.

Jamie Dillon

This place is amazing, I took the family there and they have been asking to go back. The food was amazing, I would recommend Le Petit Chef to anyone with a family or if you're looking for a date night restaurant. My son has a gluten allergy and they were very accommodating.