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Great Find In Toronto


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silly-yak-mum Apprentice

For those of you in Toronto or visiting, Big Mamma's Boy on Parliamant St. downtown is a great find.

Everything on the menu can be prepared gluten free except for the spring rolls. A lot of the items are only made gluten free. There's pizza, pasta, gluten-free breaded chicken... and more! They had 3 choices for dessert the night we were there. They also do a gluten-free brunch on Sunday.

The food was great... so was the service. I would recommend reservations (it's a little small.)

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THANK YOU! Thank you so much.

We're taking a holiday to Toronto very soon. We'll have to make a point of finding this place.

Thank you!

silly-yak-mum Apprentice

I'm sure you'll love visiting Toronto - I love living here.

There's a few places that are really great...

Swiss Chalet is a popular restaurant here. It's a little fast foodish but with sit down service. They have a nutrition guide that lists everything on the menu and what allergens are in it. The chicken, potatoes and corn are all safe. So is the sauce which is almost like a gravy.

Il Fornello's is a nicer restaurant - it's Italian and they have gluten-free pasta and pizza.

The Outback is also a good option. (They have a gluten-free menu and an amazing gluten-free dessert!)

Most grocery stores here have some gluten-free options. But, a great one is the Big Carrot on the Danforth. They have a really good selection.

Enjoy your visit!

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