Gluten-Free Restaurants near Cape Canaveral, FL

“We stopped in mostly because of the bakery and were we surprised. We had brisket sandwiches. I do brisket on my smoker and am proud of how it turns out. I was humbled by what was the best brisket I ever had. Sauce was served on the side but it wasn't needed. Moist sliced meat that needed nothing. The cupcake selection was awesome and we carried 4 back to the boat. Our waitress was outstanding. She was very helpful and was obviously proud of their offerings. Spoke with the owner (Retired Air Force, support veteran owned businesses). He brought a sample of their pastrami and man it was so good. Stop in, you won't regret it.“

“Fantastic spot! The omelette and toast were delicious – perfectly cooked and flavorful. The ambiance was cozy and inviting, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. The service was excellent, and the prices were fair for the quality of food served. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that our dining experience was top-notch. Whether you're craving breakfast, lunch, or dinner, this place has you covered with its tasty menu options. Highly recommend stopping by for a satisfying meal! Will definitely be returning!“

“i decided to check this place out on my solo beach day and it was the perfect spot. the staff was very friendly and the overall environment was very laid back and relaxing, which was exactly what i needed. they served my acai bowl in a quick yet presentable manner and it was also delicious, i highly recommend!“

“A great place to eat right off the Minuteman Causeway.It is located on the north side of the Minuteman Causeway west of US1. There are a few parking spaces along the street that offer free 90-minute parking if you get there early. All that to say you may have a challenge to find a space to park during busy times. The restaurant seems to be a blend of about 3 different parts: a shop and bar section, an indoor eating area and an outdoor eating area. My group was celebrating an event so we chose to eat outside along the side and back of the restaurant. It is very quaint and pleasant. The waitress was very pleasant and efficient for out table of about 20. According to their website, “The Tiny Turtle offers a unique Puerto Rican Cuisine with a touch of Caribbean Fusion.” Their menu seems to have a lot of dining choices and, I think, something for every appetite. I ordered a tripletta sandwich. It came out quickly and was delicious. I already am planning to visit this location again to try other items on their menu. The price was reasonable for our current economy but worth it for the taste and atmosphere.“

“This was the first time here and love it.“

“Would give the atmosphere a 5, but the large crowd behind us were drunk, loud, and threw the F bomb a lot, and we had 3 kids with us. No one who worked there, every asked them to watch their language. This was supposed to be a family restaurant.“

“The owners are so gracious and willing to educate you about seafood (albeit with a good side of sarcasm)! The corn fritters live up to being a Floridian tradition. The alligator bites with horseradish marmalade is a must eat! Fried shrimp is divine. Handmade dressings on fresh salads. Haven’t even gotten to the main course…“

“Wonderful stop before heading to the beach! Grabbed the fixings (and more!) for a nice picnic style meal. I asked if there was a sink to wash my produce and the nice lady offered to take it to the kitchen and wash it for me. Wonderful, friendly service with all the right offerings!“

“We stopped by for the first time on vacation to celebrate a birthday. We loved our veggie burgers (the best I've ever had and I'm a self-proclaimed vegan burger conesuer)! The chips and salsa are also stellar! The atmosphere was cozy and family friendly. Thank you all for everything!Kid-friendliness: We brought our toddler and everyone was very kind and accommodating. Once he had his chips, he was happy and quiet.“

“Every time my family and I swing by Cocoa Beach, you know we gotta hit it up.The menu is legit. They make everything right there in-house, none of that store-bought stuff. It's all about fresh, homemade goodness that hits the spot every time.Parking can be a bit of a hassle sometimes, and you might have to wait for a table, but it's worth it. Solid five stars from me. If you're ever cruising around Cocoa Beach and looking for a spot, check it out.Vegetarian options: Lots of options. My GF is a vegetarian and this place is a “no contest” spot when eating out.Parking: Limited parking when busy.Kid-friendliness: Games and outdoor area friendly for kids.“

“Bree was very nice, but We did not receive bread sticks until our main dish arrived. Table service could be improved. Soup and appetizer dishes were not removed from the table until we were halfway finished with our main course. We arrived at 6pm and left at 7:20pm.“