Nectarine Grove - Health food restaurant in Encinitas - 948 N Coast Hwy 101, USA

Nectarine Grove is a favorite. Almost everything, if not everything, on the menu, is gluten free. They have a wide variety of food options and everything I’ve ordered here tastes delicious! One of the few restaurants around that also does not cook with seed oils! Chicken and Waffles (The chicken is plantain crusted!) , Breakfast Tacos, Chimichurri Steak Bowl, & the Pizzas are a handful of personal favorites. They have a cooler full of rotating desserts that are all really tasty as well. The staff is friendly and attentive. Many of them have actually become friends over the years. They also stock a large selection and variety of drinks. From coffees, to beer and kombuchas, and specialty drink choices. Though I usually stick with the free water. Stoked to have Nectarine Grove in San Diego. We need more restaurants that cook with real butter, coconut oil, and quality whole food ingredients. It’s fairly easy to spend $20-$30 here per person, but I always leave feeling like it was well worth it, & satisfied!

They have beachy and airy vibes. Several different food and cafe options. Mostly gluten free. We got the half Best pesto pizza. It was a teeny bit saltier than I expected but it was really good otherwise. Lots of cheese, lots of pesto, lots of onions and the gluten-free crust held well. In fact, while we only got the half, I could've eaten more because of how light the crust was. They are open until 7 pm so just keep that in mind. Nice place to visit if you're walking around Leucadia.

Great place for pregnant women to eat because they do not use seed oils or gluten. Probably the only spot in San Diego county that has seed oil free fries and gluten free pizza that tastes good. Wifi is slow so digital nomads beware

Amazing. Gluten-free paradise for real. Great dairy-free, soy free, corn free options. Loved the food, came back two times for the gluten-free chicken and waffles.

This is an awesome little spot. The menu is a good mix of casual food, but the best part is that entire menu is gluten free and I felt extremely safe eating here with dietary restrictions. We got an iced matcha latte, a club sandwich and a cinnamon roll, which were all delicious. We saw multiple pizzas walk by and regretted not getting one of those. It looks pretty unassuming on the side of the road, but we spent over an hour here and there was a constant flow of customers. Couples, families, younger groups of what looked to be sports teams, solo diners enjoying a nice Sunday afternoon - everyone seems to like this place! The only thing I would change is that the fries were a little over cooked, so I would have gotten the salad on the side instead.

Overall the food is good, priced a little high. From a GF stand point its great to have a place you can trust with a moderate amount of choices. That being said, the family didn't love everything we had. Get the pesto pizza & steak chimchurri, maybe skip the carne asada fries & chicken tenders. And the coffee and chai lattes were yum!

A varied gluten free cafe, with great sweets and variety, topped off with kind attentive service. We had the cinnamon roll, waffles, grove salad and protein plate, all of which were excellent. In addition, a nice double shoot of expresso on the sunny patio made for a nice stop on our trip today.

Great selection of vegan/plant-based dishes from pancakes to pizzas, and I believe everything is gluten-free. We tried the roasted vegetable bowl and the veg pizza. The bowls were on point. Loaded with fresh veggies, sweet potato, mushrooms, fresh spinach and delicious dressing. The pizzas are interesting. The crust is more like fried polenta than a traditional crust. They pulled on the veggies but it was almost too much, I would have liked them more mixed and spread out because it made the slices heavy. The vegan cheese was a mix of cashew mozzarella and almond ricotta, tasty but salty. Definitely get the bowls, they were a better value as well. Pizzas were about 30 bucks each!