Gluten Free Cafes and Restaurants in New Zealand

Circadian Rythm Vegan Cafe ›

72 Andrew Street, Dunedin.

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I visit this place every time I go to Dunedin.
It does a range of vegan/vegetarian, gluten and dairy free foods.
You can dine in and take away.
The staff are so friendly and food tastes fantastic.

By Rach on 03 February 2011 | Viewed 1683 times Read on ›

Niagara Falls Cafe ›

Niagara Falls, Southland, South Islands
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In southland, just off the road from Curio Bay there is this wonderful cafe that sells gluten free desserts! I had the fabulous pumpkin pie. If you are going that way it is a must try.

By Sophiajoe on 17 April 2009 | Viewed 1461 times Read on ›

Da Vincis Pizzeria, Gore ›

78 Medway St
Gore
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Gluten Free bases available

By Teresa on 20 June 2007 | Viewed 1104 times Read on ›

Ziffs Cafe & Bar, Invercargill ›

143 Dunns Rd
Otatara
Invercargill
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Limited Gluten Free options.

By Teresa on 19 June 2007 | Viewed 1120 times Read on ›

Jagz Café, Invercargill ›

72 King Street
Windsor
Invercargill
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Jagz Cafe serves local seafood like blue cod and groper, steaks, salads and pastas as well as good coffee, cakes and panini. The menu has several Gluten Free options - The Coeliac Society has also had meetings there that have been happily catered for. Mains are huge – go for the smaller versions unless you have a hearty Southland appetite. Jagz also sells its own condiments and preserves.

By Teresa on 19 June 2007 | Viewed 2206 times Read on ›

Global Byte Cafe, Invercargill ›

150 Dee St
Invercargill
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Gluten Free toasted sandwiches and Gluten Free biscuits available.

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Church Hill Cafe Bar & Restaurant, Stewart Island ›

36 Kamahi Road
Half Moon Bay
Stewart Island
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Enjoy breathtaking views over Half Moon Bay while dining on innovative New Zealand seafood. Church Hill Café, Bar and Restaurant specialise in Stewart Islands locally produced seafood.

By Teresa on 19 June 2007 | Viewed 955 times Read on ›