Best Gluten Free Restaurants in Entertainment District

A very relaxing enjoyable environment for a late morning start on New Year’s Day. Mespin our server was very accommodating . We missed the very reasonably priced New Year’s Breakfast Buffet until 12noon (only $37.99/ person when our hotel the Royal York was charging an OBSCENE $135./person @ their Reign Restaurant with no a la carte options available except in the bar area. Our hotel Concierge recommended Azure!). He was able to offer us some a la carte entrees from their breakfast a la carte menu. Food & cappuccinos were fresh, high quality. Great ambience with subtle TV screens showing sports highlights etc., large floor to ceiling windows, comfy booths & seats; beautiful planter arrangements. Friendly hospitable staff. Highly recommend!

We initially chose LBB as it was close to the Royal Alex. The restaurant is easy to find centrally located and had good reviews. The menu has enough selection, even for those who are not fans of seafood. We arrived just before the end of Happy Hour, a bonus. Our table was a little bit wonky, when we drew it to our servers attention we were quickly moved to another table. The server was wonderful, friendly and attentive. Food was wonderful! Portions were good sized and we asked for boxes so we could enjoy them the next day. Definitely recommend the lobster mac and cheese and lobster bisque If you are attending a showing on king definitely consider checking out the LBB WE LOVED IT and will definitely return Thanks for a great evening

Always outstanding. It’s great for vegetarians and meat lovers. The jeweled rice is not to be missed, an absolute delight. The way each dish was layered in flavor is just masterful and truly difficult to replicate. On the pricier side, it is a treat and perfect for special occassions.

Christmas Day and I have to say it was a fabulous decision to go to Fox on John’s. The food was really good, the service was excellent, and the whole atmosphere was just lovely. I particularly like the decor, very comfortable very warm and inviting. 

I don’t post reviews often, but the chef deserves a genuine compliment. The restaurant’s ambiance, experience, and food were all excellent unlike some of the reviews you may encounter. But here’s the most important part - despite the fact that the menu focuses on the fusion of cuisines, I encountered an authentic falvour of “home”, which is Korea for me. The chef is Korean who trained in Japan and aims to serve a unique Asian cuisine in the diverse and competitive market of Toronto. His maki roll “The Hot Mess” underneath its exquisitely savory and spicy sauce, I was met with the flavoured rice that took me right back to the elementary school days in Korea when I shared kimbab rolls with classmates on field trips. Thank you for a great experience and taking me on a trip back to my childhood!