Top 11 Gluten-Free Take Away Spots to Enjoy in Woodfield, London

Rachel Loerts

The service was friendly and fast, and it was a cute little pub. Very clean and cute decorations. The lunch menu had very few gluten-free options. Their burgers have gluten in the patty (but this information was not available online when I checked beforehand), so I couldn't have a burger, which is usually something you can count on being gluten-free at a pub. I got the spinach with chick pea pancake. It was really good, but not very filling, especially given the price.

Kristel

Delicious and plenty of vegan, gluten free options! Thank you!

Vivek Vinayak

Food is excellent. Loved the Malagapudi Masala Dosa. Please ask for Gluten free Dosa If you want avoid flour as it used in all commercial dosas. Requested the management to indicate the same on the menu clearly. Else, the place is a South Indian delight. Been eating here everyday.

Rachel Pye

I ordered with a group of friends through Uber Eats. The food was absolutely delicious. I ordered a gluten free item, which are often risky to buy, however it was delicious, and the quality was not compromised. Also, their fries are to die for! I look forward to ordering from them again!

Taylor John

The only place we get sushi. Very kind family runs the business. Emphasis on quality over quantity (which, if you've only ever done "all you can eat" sushi you're in for a treat). Prices are also very reasonable - good value overall. They are good at making gluten free orders. I appreciate most sushi is gluten free naturally; but they take care not to mix the crispy bits of tempura or any soy sauce. I have celiac and have never been sick. They even give me a separate container of naturally gluten free Tamari with my take out instead of soy sauce. They'll also do the spicy salmon sans crispy if you ask.

Lisa Engels

Thank you Stobie’s Pizza for the delicious Gluten Free and Dairy Free Pizza I had yesterday. It’s hard to find this combo and have it taste good. Yours was yummy and flavourful! Keep up the great work!

Jim McHugh

I've read reviews about your stores and most seem great, but we were not impressed with the food at RibFest this weekend. My wife is severe Celiac and your booth was really the only place she could eat. She ordered the Sesame Chop. We're assuming that because it was a food festival the choices were limited. She asked for no wontons or toasted cashews (separate dietary issue). When she came back to our table she said it was almost $20 but I thought it was so big she'd get 2 meals out of it. Once she started eating she realized that there was maybe 1 teaspoon of shredded carrots, 2 tablespoons of edaman, 16 slices of quartered small cucumbers and 1 teaspoon of the cabbage. The entire bowl was filled to the brim with lettuce. She'd asked for minimal dressing and got a large container of it. There were 3 good sized slices of tofu, but no knife was supplied to cut it. She went back to complain about it and your staff asked if she'd like them to mix it up for her! There was no apology or offer to refund. She came back to the table, ate what toppings were there and gave the full bowl of lettuce back. You took over the Masonville shop where Freshii used to be and we were going to try you out but that definitely will not be happening after this.

D Close

No gluten-free options, despite their website saying so. Apparently they switched it up two months ago. They do have macaroons though as gf, not great though if you're after a meal

Richard Neal

Wide variety of Asian themed dishes. Personal favorite was the fried "chick'n" balls. Large vegan selection. Gluten-free available.

Sam Dean

Loved this place. Best fries I’ve had in London and the homemade burger patty was on point. No gluten free buns yet but I was able to get mine on a lettuce wrap! The interior was so retro and fun. Perfect for a date.

Brian Pagenkopf

David’s Bistro is the best restaurant in London, Ontario: they don’t advertise, but the place is always filled. They have a seasonal, locally sourced menu, and have recently tried to eliminate gluten from their sauces. They offer a daily prefix menu for less money than the trumpeted ‘taste of London’ celebration, usually featuring sustainable fish or seafood. Dave and his hosts are fantastic, they learn your name and likes and dislikes and make recommendations accordingly. They take criticism with grace, and are all enthusiastic sommeliers, with wine offers by the glass if needed. David’s offers a ‘trust me’ menu feature where you get something special off menu, and while more expensive it’s never disappointed me, and is often delightful. The hosts are relaxed yet distantly attentive, that is they never come around and bother you but are aware if you need them, such as to order another bottle of wine.