Annie O Love's Cafe (gluten-free) is a dietary-friendly spot in Charleston.
Annie O Love's Cafe in Charleston is a dedicated gluten-free and vegan kitchen, the safest celiac-friendly option in the West Ashley area, listed.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: 100 percent gluten-free, no shared equipment. Cookies, granola, waffles and lunch sandwiches; the cafe is small so call ahead for larger orders.
Address: 1901 Ashley River Rd, Ste 9, Charleston, SC 29407
Verde on King Street in Charleston runs an extensive gluten-free menu, with chopped salads, wraps on gluten-free tortillas and a gluten-free pizza crust.
Tip: All salads can be made gluten-free; ask for the GF wrap or chop the salad. Not a dedicated GF facility, ask the counter about cross-contamination if celiac.
Saffron Cafe and Bakery on East Bay Street in Charleston is a Mediterranean and Persian-influenced cafe and patisserie since 1986, with marked halal entrees.
Tip: Not all meat is halal; ask the counter for the certified items. Strongest at lunch and pastry; the kebab and shawarma plates are the halal anchors.
Malika in Mt Pleasant is the certified-halal Pakistani and Indian street-food kitchen in Mt Pleasant Towne Centre, with biryani, karahi and tandoor-cooked.
Tip: All meats certified halal. Closed Mondays; the lamb karahi and chicken biryani are the strongest plates. Cash and card both accepted.
Annie O Love's Cafe in Charleston is the West Ashley vegan and gluten-free room, an entirely plant-based kitchen with cookies, granola, sandwiches.
Tip: Menu is fully vegan and gluten-free; many items also soy-free and refined-sugar free. Small West Ashley room; check social for daily-changing baked items.
Verde in Charleston is a King Street salad and wrap counter, a fast-casual lunch room with strong vegan and vegetarian options, build-your-own bases.
Tip: Many signature salads are vegan as-is; the chopped Cobb on King and the Mesa Verde are the strongest plates. Vegan pizza on a gluten-free crust available.
Beech on King Street in Charleston runs an acai, poke, juice and toast counter with vegetarian and vegan-friendly bowls, plus gluten-free options.
Tip: Build-your-own poke bowl is the strongest format for vegetarians (tofu, edamame, avocado). Multiple Charleston locations; the King Street room is the original downtown spot.
