Good Intentions

Gluten-free dining in St. Petersburg, FL. Explore the gluten‑free menu, safety notes, and map.

1900 1st Avenue South
Safety Overview

Celiac safety assessment and key features

40%
Poor

Good Intentions is a lively, plant-powered spot with a vibrant vegan menu and an inviting, community-focused vibe. But here's the catch: while they do offer 'gluten-friendly' dishes and mark them clearly, the kitchen actively produces wheat-based seitan and other gluten-rich items right alongside those options. The team is refreshingly upfront—if you've got celiac disease or require strict avoidance, this just isn't your safest bet. Honestly, their candor is a relief (no false promises here), but for those who need true gluten-free assurance, I'd skip it and save yourself the stress.

Gluten-Free Options

GF Options Available

Dedicated Prep Area

Shared kitchen

Staff Training

Basic training

Dining Experience

What to expect and popular dishes

Restaurant offers gluten-friendly options but is not safe for celiac due to cross-contact risks.
Community feedback emphasizes caution and explicit safety advisories from staff.

Food Quality Rating

4.0/5.0
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What Diners Are Saying

Recent reviews and experiences

Community reviews indicate that Good Intentions is not a dedicated gluten-free facility and may not be safe for individuals with celiac disease.

Some community members have reported that staff explicitly advised against serving or eating gluten-containing items to those with celiac, emphasizing safety concerns.

Despite the restaurant's gluten-friendly options and marked gluten-free items on the menu, the lack of a dedicated gluten-free space raises caution for highly sensitive diners.

Restaurant offers gluten-friendly options but is not safe for celiac due to cross-contact risks.

Community feedback emphasizes caution and explicit safety advisories from staff.

Service Quality Rating
2.0/5Staff are aware of gluten issues but do not operate in a dedicated gluten-free environment
Safety Recommendations

Important considerations for celiac diners

Exercise Caution

Given that staff have explicitly stated they cannot safely serve individuals with celiac and the restaurant is not dedicated gluten-free, it is not suitable for highly sensitive individuals.

Questions to Ask
  • • Dedicated fryer for GF items?
  • • Cross-contamination protocols?
  • • Staff training on celiac disease?

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Good Intentions completely gluten-free?

No, but they offer gluten-free options with a 40% safety score.

How does the restaurant prevent cross-contamination?

Standard allergen safety protocols in place.

Is it safe for people with celiac disease?

Given that staff have explicitly stated they cannot safely serve individuals with celiac and the restaurant is not dedicated gluten-free, it is not suitable for highly sensitive individuals.

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