Gong De Lin is a vegetarian-friendly spot in Cbd, Melbourne.
Editorially verified May 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Supernormal on Flinders Lane has a wide gluten-free selection: the XO king prawn and slow-cooked lamb are naturally GF and coeliac requests handled carefully.
Gluten Free 4 U in Kew is a fully gluten-free bakery and cafe: bread, pastries and cakes certified free from cross-contamination, safe for coeliac diners.
The Botanical on Domain Road has a well-labelled gluten-free menu: coeliac guests accommodated without notice and a riverside garden terrace that rewards.
Supernormal on Flinders Lane has a wide gluten-free selection: the XO king prawn and slow-cooked lamb are naturally GF and coeliac requests handled carefully.
A1 Bakery on Sydney Road has been a halal Lebanese bakery since 1992: wood-fired za'atar manakish, spinach and cheese fatayer and flatbreads baked to order.
Modern Middle Eastern restaurant in East Brunswick Village, Melbourne. Lebanese mezze, charcoal grills, sigara boregi; relocated from Lygon Street 2023.
Glick's Bakery in St Kilda has been Melbourne's definitive kosher bakery since 1958: challah, rugelach, onion rolls and babka from a family business here.
