NutrixeGluten-free restaurants in Melbourne
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- 4.5 / 5 — across 8 rated venues
In Melbourne, Nutrixe has verified 12 gluten-free addresses one by one, including 75% fully dedicated establishments. Each listing shows the actual level — fully dedicated, gluten-free menu, or options — plus the address, opening hours and cross-contamination risks for people with celiac disease.
Updated October 16, 2026 · Explore on the map
Our Melbourne guideGluten-Free Eating in Melbourne: 8 Verified SpotsRead the guide100% gluten-free
9 addressesNo wheat, rye or barley flour ever enters the establishment.
Bodega Underground
55 Little Bourke Street, 3000, MelbourneBodega Underground is a basement mezcal bar and taqueria in central Melbourne where all the food is gluten-free: ceviche, fried fish and loaded tacos, with plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. The bar also serves regular gluten-containing beers alongside a gluten-free beer.
CafeBowls Baby – Melbourne CBD
97 Little Collins St, 3000, MelbourneCounter serving bowls, açaí bowls, wraps and smoothies in central Melbourne: the entire menu is stated to be gluten-free and free of refined sugar, Coeliac Australia accreditation.
Restaurant · ★ 4.3Crossley St Cantina
30-32 Crossley Street, 3000, MelbourneCrossley St Cantina, in a laneway in Melbourne's theatre district, serves Spanish-inspired tapas on a 100% gluten-free menu, best paired with a fine wine list or a gin tonica. A vegan option is also available, notably during the weekend all-you-can-eat brunch.
Restaurant · ★ 4.2Hotel Nacional
23-25 Hardware Lane, 3000, MelbourneHotel Nacional is a Mexican-inspired rooftop bar and restaurant on Hardware Lane in Melbourne whose entire food menu is gluten-free: guacamole, ceviche, tacos, croquettes and desserts. Only the food is entirely gluten-free: the drinks list includes beer containing gluten.
Restaurant · ★ 5IL RISO
546 Collins Street, 3000, MelbourneIL RISO, inside Melbourne's Mercato Centrale food hall, is a concept entirely dedicated to gluten-free Italian cuisine created by chef Simone Garusi: pasta, arancini, and desserts specifically designed for people with celiac disease. The stand has its own kitchen, separate from the other vendors in the food hall.
Bakery · ★ 4.6Kudo
8 Little Collins Street, 3000, MelbourneKudo is a small gluten-free bakery at 8 Little Collins Street, Melbourne. It offers sourdough, miches, small buns, toasties, canelés, choux and cookies, all made without gluten.
Bakery · ★ 4.8Regretless - Low Carb Pleasure
200 Bourke Street, 3000, MelbourneRegretless, in Melbourne's CBD, is Australia's first café specializing in low-carb, gluten-free food, with an accredited 100% dedicated kitchen. Here you can enjoy cheesecakes, tiramisu, chaffles and sandwiches suited to low-carb, keto and diabetic diets.
Grocery · ★ 4.6Seedling Cafe
275 Flinders Lane, 3000, MelbourneSeedling Cafe, on Flinders Lane in Melbourne, serves 100% gluten-free, paleo-inspired cooking, fresh and free of refined sugar. The entirely on-site menu includes vegetarian and vegan options, in a simple, bright space popular with the celiac community.
Restaurant · ★ 4.6SpudBAR
398 Little Bourke Street, 3000, MelbourneSpudBAR Little Bourke Street, in the heart of Melbourne, serves the brand's menu: customisable loaded potatoes, butter chicken and salads. The brand states that all its ingredients are gluten-free, while adding that it cannot fully rule out traces – worth keeping in mind for the most sensitive coeliacs.
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Frequently asked questions
How many fully gluten-free places are there in Melbourne?
In Melbourne, 9 of the 12 addresses verified by Nutrixe describe themselves as fully gluten-free, with a dedicated kitchen: IL RISO, Regretless - Low Carb Pleasure, Kudo. Each listing states where this information comes from and the risks that remain, such as oats.
Are there certified gluten-free places in Melbourne?
Yes: 4 of the 12 addresses in Melbourne hold a certification from an association or an inspection body (COELIAC_AU 4). The certifying body is named on each listing.
How does Nutrixe verify these addresses?
One by one, from what the place publishes itself (website, menu, social media) and from the public registers of certifying bodies. Nutrixe never settles for a plain "gluten-free": each listing gives the actual level, its source and what remains at risk. Page updated on October 16, 2026.
