Tartistry
100% dedicated gluten-free facility; owner states no gluten is ever present in the building.
Per-allergen evidence
100% dedicated gluten-free facility; owner states no gluten is ever present in the building. All products are confirmed gluten and wheat free on the official allergen page, and multiple diners corroborate the dedicated setup. No cross-contact risk for gluten.
[1] Aggregator Tartistry - Dedicated Gluten-Free Cafe in Toronto, FindMeGlutenFree
Owner statement confirms a dedicated gluten-free facility and lists vegan and keto lines; user reviews corroborate no gluten in the building.fetched Jun 27, 2026[2] Official An assortment of vegan tarts, pie and tart shells, Tartistry (official menu)
An official vegan menu page has V and VEG labels. It states that all items are gluten-free and lists vegan and zero-sugar options.fetched Jun 27, 2026[3] Official Tartistry products allergen information, Tartistry (official menu)
Official allergen info page: all items gluten/wheat-free, no soy in tarts, regular tarts contain eggs and dairy.fetched Jun 27, 2026[4] Aggregator Gluten-Free Breakfast Places in Etobicoke, ON, Canada, FindMeGlutenFree
The listing displays a dedicated gluten-free badge and includes menu item categories designated as gluten-free.fetched Jun 27, 2026[5] Aggregator Gluten-Free Cookies in Etobicoke, ON, Canada, FindMeGlutenFree
Source 7 describes a listing with a dedicated gluten-free badge, but the focus here is on cookies.fetched Jun 27, 2026[6] Verified blog The best ever butter tarts - Gluten free, vegan and zero sugar, tartistry.ca
The homepage carries the tagline 'Gluten free, vegan and zero sugar' and links to dedicated sections.fetched Jun 27, 2026Vegan items are clearly marked with a V on the official menu page, and the bakery offers a range of vegan butter tarts, pies, and baked goods. The kitchen also handles dairy, eggs, and meat, so cross-contact is possible. Staff can confirm handling details for vegan-labeled items.
[1] Aggregator Tartistry - Dedicated Gluten-Free Cafe in Toronto, FindMeGlutenFree
Owner statement confirms a dedicated gluten-free facility and lists vegan and keto lines; user reviews corroborate no gluten in the building.fetched Jun 27, 2026[2] Aggregator Tartistry - Etobicoke Ontario Bakery - HappyCow, HappyCow
User reviews mention gluten-free vegan butter tarts, as well as other vegan gluten-free items.fetched Jun 27, 2026[3] Official An assortment of vegan tarts, pie and tart shells, Tartistry (official menu)
An official vegan menu page has V and VEG labels. It states that all items are gluten-free and lists vegan and zero-sugar options.fetched Jun 27, 2026[4] Aggregator Vegan Restaurants in Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada, HappyCow
A brief listing notes that vegan butter tarts, pies, and cookies are vegan-friendly.fetched Jun 27, 2026[5] Verified blog The best ever butter tarts - Gluten free, vegan and zero sugar, tartistry.ca
The homepage carries the tagline 'Gluten free, vegan and zero sugar' and links to dedicated sections.fetched Jun 27, 2026Vegetarian items on the menu carry a VEG label. Most products are vegetarian, except those containing chicken or beef. The shared kitchen handles meat, dairy, and eggs, so cross-contact is possible. Staff can verify before ordering.
Dairy is present in regular butter tarts. Vegan items (marked V) are dairy-free, but the shared kitchen with dairy-containing products means cross-contact is possible. Choose vegan-labeled items and confirm with staff.
[1] Official An assortment of vegan tarts, pie and tart shells, Tartistry (official menu)
An official vegan menu page has V and VEG labels. It states that all items are gluten-free and lists vegan and zero-sugar options.fetched Jun 27, 2026[2] Official Tartistry products allergen information, Tartistry (official menu)
Official allergen info page: all items gluten/wheat-free, no soy in tarts, regular tarts contain eggs and dairy.fetched Jun 27, 2026Tartistry uses eggs in its regular butter tarts. Vegan-labeled items contain no egg, though they are made in a shared kitchen where egg-containing products are also handled, which introduces a risk of cross-contact. Guests may choose vegan-labeled items and can speak with staff about egg-free preparations.
The official allergen page states that none of the tarts contain soy, a claim limited to tarts only and not extended to all baked goods. No information is given about soy cross-contact or other products. Staff confirmation is needed for a full soy-free order.
Tartistry advertises zero-sugar options on its website and has a dedicated 'ZERO SUGAR' menu section, but no details are provided on how sugar-free is achieved or whether cross-contact occurs. Contact the venue directly for specifics.
The bakery mentions a keto line of products in a single community listing, but no menu, ingredient details, or kitchen handling information are available. Calling ahead to ask about keto options and any cross-contact protocols is the practical next step.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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