Tag: takeaway
Stalactites – gluten free Greek food in Melbourne city
Stalactites is an iconic Greek restaurant in Melbourne city centre that is always busy with lots of customers and is now the first Greek restaurant in Australia to gain Coeliac Australia accreditation. They are open 24 hours a day, so it is fantastic for those late night munchies! Located at the Chinatown end of the city […]
Hella Good – Melbourne gluten free souvlaki
Hella Good is a souvlaki takeaway shop that is owned by the good folk at the iconic Greek restaurant, Stalactites, in Melbourne CBD, with both stores having Coeliac Australia accreditation. Hella Good is on Elizabeth Street, almost opposite Flinders Street station. They have many gluten free options available, including a gluten free (and vegan) pita […]
Otway Artisan GF bakery and cafe – Great Ocean Road gluten free
Great Ocean Road gluten free Otway Artisan is a gluten free bakehouse making handmade gluten free breads with no preservatives. You can find their products around Victoria, but they also have a cafe in Birregurra, a small town on the Otway Harvest Trail. I realise I was one of the uninitiated, as everyone I spoke to […]
Wellzones GF – 100% gluten free bakery and cafe in Camberwell
100% gluten free bakery in Camberwell Wellzones GF Bakery is the new kid on the block in Camberwell (Melbourne) which is owned and run by a family with a coeliac son. They were finding it difficult to find safe and delicious gluten free food for him, so decided to create their own! The family and staff […]
Gluten free fish and chips in Camberwell – Kings & Queens
Gluten free fish and chips in Camberwell, Melbourne Kings & Queens is no ordinary fish and chip shop, both in the appearance of the shop and the quality of the food. Add to that the fact that the menu is 95% gluten free and we are onto a winner! This family run business has been […]
Fish on the Edge – gluten free Burnie, Tasmania
Fish on the Edge is a licensed seafood cafe and is a fantastic option for gluten free in Burnie, northern Tasmania. It is in a little area called Wivenhoe, which is just a few minutes drive from central Burnie. If you are driving from Devonport to Burnie and take the coast road, you will drive straight […]
