Top 8 Gluten-Free Lunch Spots to Enjoy in Hillcrest Village, Toronto

Alan

Absolutely worth going to. Yes my short review is biased, but if you read the longer version below. It’ll make sense. Food: 10/10 Service: 10/10 Cleanliness: 10/10 Speed: 10/10 For the longer review - those who care to read: I won't pretend the restaurant is like a five-star hotel. In comparison to your top high-end luxury restaurants, it would be four stars. But you can't compare apples to oranges. The one most crucial thing to note is the belief, the idea, and the story behind the restaurant. They are specially tailored to people who have strict allergy requirements. My personal needs are to avoid gluten, nuts, egg, and more. Try that anywhere else…. Most places will just "nicely" shoo you away—and while I understand any restaurant ultimately is a business to cater to the masses, those of us who have strict, deathly dietary requirements can finally experience a place to dine without fear. To enjoy a time with family and friends eating the same things. To experience the fun and joy of picking at another person's plate. For those reasons, and to me, it's better than any Michelin-star restaurant. If you have allergies to gluten, if you have celiac disease, you can finally share the experience too. You may come out an emotional train wreck like me.

Gretchen Wheeler

Heather Mueller

Jemma London

Came here as part of a group this week to celebrate a birthday and had a fantastic experience! Our group included vegetarians and people who are gluten free but everyone was able to find something on the menu they were excited to try. I’m not normally a fan of artichoke but one of our group ordered the fried artichoke app to share and it was worth ordering again. The portions were reasonable, the food was great and our server was lovely. I will definitely be back

Ester Headrick

Ivy Brown

Eldon Walker

Christopher Jarnigan