Harrison King

Google review

One of my favourite gluten free spots in the city. Always a nice cozy vibe inside and of course 100% gluten free which is the best!

Jaime Fontanella Lauzardo

Google review

Selam is an Ethiopian restaurant that was suggested to me by an Ethiopian friend. The Selam’s Platter is a great option to try different traditional dishes and share. They offer the for one, for two or for three options. It includes beef and chicken Tibs plus three additional vegan plates. We had the traditional Injera (gluten free) and it is the perfect side to have with this succulent platter. The ambience it’s also a pretty nice compliment to the food. The decoration makes you feel like you really are in Ethiopia. The service is very good as well. If you are in Toronto and you’d like to try Ethiopian food, I totally recommend you this place

Micah Nelson

Google review

The food is fresh, filling and tasty. There is something for everyone. There are great gluten free and vegetarian options too 🙏🏾💕 If you require gluten free injera you must ask for it.

Jamie Glennie

Google review

Yummy burgers every time, however as a Celiac I am always nervous about eating out. Nonetheless, they DO have gluten-free buns and you can watch the cook make the burger.

Chandan Satija

Google review

Madras Masala is a fantastic spot to to satisfy craving for authentic South Indian flavors. The chutneys are on spot and complement the dishes really well. This place reminds me of home, and it feels taking a trip back to India. If you are interested in exploring south Indian cuisine, try out Madras Masala. They also offer wide variety of vegan and gluten free options.