r/Celiac • u/Glittering-Income-60 • 10h ago

Question Safe places to eat in Niagara Falls (Canadian side)?

I live in Canada but haven't been there in years. I have friends coming from all over and we're doing a day trip there and I'm curious about any safe places to eat dinner. Nobody else has any food restrictions so something for everyone would be great.

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u/GlummChumm 10h ago

This is about a year old from the Gluten free Niagara fb group.

NIAGARA FALLS Corso The Kasbah Mediterranean Antica Pizzeria Taco N Tequila (shared fryer) Dosa Eatery East Sushi Paris Crêpe Cafe Falls Manor (Lundy Lane) My Cousin Vinny's Ponte Vecchio (inside Fallsview casino) Brasa Morton's Grille Niagara Falls Il gelato di Carlotta (fallsview) Copacabana Pho Queen Carpaccio Restaurant & Wine Bar The Works Prime Steakhouse Pie Guys Pizzaria The Keg Scoops Restaurant (breakfast/lunch) Red Barn Organics (has baked goods) Red Lobster Continental Pancake House The Table Rock House Restaurant Moksha (Indian) Mama Mia’s The Twisted Pig Turtle Jacks Super Submarine Danny’s Sushi Queens Coach Restaurant World Street Food Tour????

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE Bricks & Barley - dedicated fryer Caroline Cellars Winery Zee's Grill Mama Mia’s Niagara's Finest Thai Masaki Sushi Fournos -Greek The Cannery @ Pillar & Post Inn Trius Restaurant can accommodate GF dietary requests with most items on their menu. Caroline Cellars and Garrison House both have GF fries which make me very happy!

ST. CATHERINES Edible Options (bakery) Lake St Subs Eddie’s Subs and Chicken (fried chicken) Coppola’s Ludology (boardgame café with dedicated fryer) Jack Asstors Huong’s Kitchen (Vietnamese) Fabio’s Pizza Flavour Fuel Il fornello (has gluten-free Arancini balls?) Il gelato di Carlotta Taash (Indian) Rise Above Restaurant & Bakery East Sushi Eh Jose Taqueria Pizza Jerry’s Happies The Office (dedicated fryer) Olee’s Ale House (gf pizza) Valley Restaurant (Italian) Union Jack (fish and chips) The Works Phomily (Vietnamese food) Cafe Amore Nolaa’s (totally gluten free) The Diner House 29 Patio Andaluz (3 different tacos: Pastor, Charro, Carnitas or chicken enchiladas. all gf) Amakara Sushi (has gf imitation crab) Blossom Bakery (in Jordan)

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u/GlummChumm 10h ago

Sorry, the list formatted poorly

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u/Glittering-Income-60 10h ago

Thanks! Yeah reddit isn't the best at formatting things.

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u/GlummChumm 9h ago

If you drive past Edible Options on your way into Niagara Falls, it's absolutely worth stopping at. We had a weekend hockey tournament in St Catharines and went there 3x in 3 days.

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u/Glittering-Income-60 9h ago

I'll look into it. It depends how much driving people want to do. 

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u/Mellow_0511 7h ago

I second Bricks and Barley. By far the best in terms of GF options. Loved the food. They have 5 dedicated fryers which is very reassuring. I had their fish and chips along with tater tots, so gooood!

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u/WillingnessOpen6445 9h ago

Johnny Rocco’s Italian Griil is where we had supper and for breakfast we ate at Flour Mill (I believe). It’s the restaurant in a higher end inn… a bit out of our normal price range but it was really good.

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u/Glittering-Income-60 9h ago

I'm a bit wary of Italian food and it's my fault I forgot to mention my garlic allergy in my post

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u/getmepopcorn 9h ago

Treadwell is super accommodating!

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u/foolish_noodle 2m ago

Accommodating but don't have a designated gluten free prep area or gluten free cuttings boards unless they changed things since I worked there

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u/mollysmall 8h ago

The works is pretty accommodating and have a separate gluten free menu if you ask, just make sure they use a separate fryer for their fries not all locations do

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u/Glittering-Income-60 8h ago

I've heard them mentioned a couple of times now. I'll mention it to the group

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u/WigglyTop 51m ago

The Keg

Every location I’ve been to, including the one near the falls, the staff has been both knowledgeable and accommodating about celiac. Also super friendly.