Top 6 Gluten-Free Dining Spots to Experience in Picton

Alexander Glenn

Great gluten (and dairy) free pizzas, friendly staff and nice outdoor seating! Perfect way to end a South Island excursion before jumping on the ferry

Beryl Karena

Excellent service, menu and atmosphere! Caters well for Gluten free

T K

Lukewarm coffee, a dirty cutlery the smallest gluten free toasted sandwich I've ever seen. The bread and bacon was nice but it wasn't very big at all.

Sadie Brown

My partner and I decided to try this new restaurant for a special occasion. The online menu mentioned that they had many options for those with celiac disease. We were glad we had made a reservation because the restaurant was quite busy when we arrived. Surprisingly, our food arrived quickly and the portions were not large, but the flavors were delicious and the presentation was lovely. The raw Hapuku and Venison dishes stood out the most. The service was attentive and professional. They had a wide selection of wines, craft beers, and ciders. It was the busiest restaurant in town that night, and we hope they continue to do well even after the initial excitement wears off.

Fiona Mackenzie

I don't normally go to pubs for food but we had such a lovely time at Seumus'! We ordered the bangers and mash and the hot pot. The bangers were okay but the mash and gravy were amazing and the hot pot... The hot pot was amazing. I will dream of that hot pot. The portions were generous and arrived very quickly. We had also ordered loaded fries and could not finish it all. We tried. Lots of dairy free, gluten free and vege options if you need those. Order the Bailey's slushie. That was also divine. The place had a great friendly vibe and to top it all off, the service was amazing. Our host was so attentive and funny. When we left, he wasn't around and I feel very sad that we didn't get to say goodbye. If you're reading this, it was nice to meet you! Thanks for an awesome night. Enzo and I will be back.

Jay Bee

We found the Crow Tavern in Picton while travelling NZ in a motorhome using wikicamps. If you ask, the owner may allow a self-contained motorhome to use the carpark if you come in for a meal or a drink or two. We did just that. They also have a separate menu to cater for coeliac. We met George the owner and publican while ordering our meals. We had a lovely chat, and he went through the hotels history with us. The walls are adourned with historic photos and documents detailing all the known history right back to the beginnings. The pub toilets are the cleanest toilets we've come across in NZ. Thankyou George for your motorhome hospitality. A big two thumbs up from both of us.