Gluten-Free Dining in Fort Lauderdale: 4 Verified Addresses

Fort Lauderdale's 4 verified addresses are fully dedicated kitchens: a vegan bakery run by a celiac, a bagel shop, a bowl counter and a 100% gluten-free crêperie.

By Nutrixe · September 5, 2026 · 4 min

Fort Lauderdale is an easy city for a celiac: of the 4 verified addresses, 4 are fully dedicated kitchens. No mixed table, no risk flagged on any of the four listings. And they don’t resemble each other: a vegan bakery, a bagel shop, a bowl counter and a crêperie. Enough to cover breakfast, lunch and a snack without ever having to explain your condition.

The city in numbers

Fort Lauderdale's 4 verified addresses, by type

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The sweet side: a bakery, a bagel shop, a crêperie

Big Mike’s Healthy Choices, 1637 Southeast 17th Street, is a 100% gluten-free and vegan restaurant-bakery, run by Mike, who himself has celiac disease. Muffins, cookies, custom cakes, breads, cold-pressed juices and smoothies. The fully dedicated status is confirmed by the official site, Find Me Gluten Free, Yelp and TripAdvisor.

Bob-O’s Bagels, 115 Northwest 6th Street, hand-shapes its bagels and bakes them fresh daily in a fully dedicated kitchen. Staff are trained on celiac disease and rigorously separate equipment — a precision worth noting in a bagel shop. The official site, Find Me Gluten Free, and reviews on Facebook and Yelp agree.

Stephanie’s Crêpes, 922 North Flagler Drive in Flagler Village, serves sweet and savory crêpes that are 100% gluten-free, with no separate menu or surcharge: brisket mac and cheese, sweet-spicy Thai chicken, salmon avocado, iced crêpes, vegan smoothies and boba drinks. The 100% gluten-free batter is confirmed by the official site and by the Find Me Gluten Free listing “Dedicated Gluten-Free Creperie.” Elsewhere, a crêperie is one of the worst places for a celiac; here the same griddle only cooks gluten-free.

The quick savory option

Bolay, 1730 North Federal Highway, prepares its entire menu of composed bowls gluten-free, with dairy-free options, for dine-in, takeout or delivery. The 100% gluten-free menu is confirmed for this address by the official site, Find Me Gluten Free, Yelp and Uber Eats. It’s the quick lunch spot on the list.

Our tips on site

Say “I have celiac disease,” not just “gluten-free.” These four addresses don’t require it, but everything around them in town does.
Plan your trips. The four addresses are in four different areas — Southeast 17th Street, Northwest 6th Street, Federal Highway, Flagler Village: none connects on foot from another.
Two American reference associations: the GIG (Gluten Intolerance Group) and Beyond Celiac.
Continuing across the US? Our guide to gluten-free travel in the USA covers the rest of the country, and dedicated kitchen vs. gluten-free menu, the difference explains exactly what a dedicated kitchen guarantees.

Explore the 4 addresses

Every address cited has been verified at the source: existence, actual gluten-free level, risks. All 4 are on the Nutrixe map — and if your Fort Lauderdale address is missing, suggest it. The full list is on our page gluten-free restaurants in Fort Lauderdale.

Figures at the time of publication. The database grows every week: today's exact count is always on the map.

Frequently asked questions

Can you eat gluten-free in Fort Lauderdale with celiac disease?

Yes, with no negotiating: Nutrixe has verified 4 addresses in Fort Lauderdale, and all 4 are fully dedicated kitchens, with no wheat flour on the premises. Big Mike's Healthy Choices, the bagel shop Bob-O's Bagels, the bowl counter Bolay and the crêperie Stephanie's Crêpes. None of these four listings carries a flagged risk.

Can you get gluten-free bagels in Fort Lauderdale?

Yes, at Bob-O's Bagels, 115 Northwest 6th Street. It's an artisan, 100% gluten-free bagel shop: every bagel is hand-shaped and baked daily in a fully dedicated kitchen, and staff are trained on celiac disease with rigorous equipment separation. Confirmed by the official site, Find Me Gluten Free, and reviews on Facebook and Yelp.

How do you say you have celiac disease in English?

Say "I have celiac disease." In the US, "gluten-free" is often heard as a dietary preference, while "celiac disease" triggers real kitchen precautions. In Fort Lauderdale, at these four dedicated addresses, the question doesn't arise — but it stays useful everywhere else in town.

Are Fort Lauderdale's addresses all restaurants?

No, and that's their appeal: the 4 verified addresses cover four different types. A vegan restaurant-bakery, Big Mike's Healthy Choices, on Southeast 17th Street; a café-bagel shop, Bob-O's Bagels; a bowl counter, Bolay, on North Federal Highway; and a crêperie, Stephanie's Crêpes, in Flagler Village. They're spread across four distinct areas of the city.