
The Hop Shop
The Atly listing and a community member's review describe the venue as 'completely gluten free' and 'celiac friendly', with a large selection of gluten-free beers.
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The Atly listing and a community member's review describe the venue as 'completely gluten free' and 'celiac friendly', with a large selection of gluten-free beers. However, the venue's own website and menu do not mention any gluten-free or coeliac-specific offerings, and there is no evidence of a dedicated kitchen or staff training. A Wanderlog review describes the food as Mexican-style tacos and sides (typically containing wheat). The HappyCow and Wikipedia sources are irrelevant. The signal is mixed and thin. Call ahead to confirm kitchen practices with staff.
[1] Verified blog The Hop Shop - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Frankston, atly.com
Atly has a gluten-free listing. One reviewer claims the venue is completely gluten free, with gluten-free beers, and described as celiac friendly. Another separate review simply mentions gluten-free beer. No kitchen practice details are provided.fetched May 27, 2026[2] Verified blog The 11 best bars and drinks in Frankston, wanderlog.com
Wanderlog's "best bars" list ranks The Hop Shop at number one and displays a Google aggregated rating of 4.7 stars based on 410 reviews. One user review quotes a "Brisket Bao and netted spring rolls," items that typically contain wheat. The list does not mention gluten-free or allergen accommodations.fetched May 27, 2026The Hop Shop sells tacos and craft beer. Neither its own website nor its menu mention any vegan options. A Wanderlog guide that lists many Frankston bars does not discuss vegan options either. The HappyCow listing is just the generic homepage, not the specific venue page for The Hop Shop, so it offers no evidence about vegan options. Vegetarian options are also not mentioned. Call ahead to check.
The Hop Shop's own menu and website do not mention vegetarian options. The Atly listing and Google Place details also do not cover vegetarian offerings. A Wanderlog review mentions a Mexican-sharing-plate style menu which may include vegetarian items, but this is not confirmed. Calling ahead is advisable.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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