Top 18 Gluten-Free Accommodating Spots to Enjoy in East Lansing

Sarah Methner

It’s a cool little place with many options including Gluten Free and Vegan. Hours are somewhat limited but it’s worth catching them open!! I would recommend the place to others!

Victoria Veda

Great gluten-free crepe options 👌🏻

Amy Kilgren

**A Hidden Gem for Thai Food Lovers—Especially If You're Gluten Free!** I can't believe I haven't reviewed my family's favorite Thai restaurant yet! We absolutely love Thai cuisine, and over the years, we've had it all across the U.S.—which taught us that not all Thai is created equal, especially when you're gluten free. This place stands out for its incredible menu full of rich, authentic flavors *without* the gluten. Most dishes are naturally gluten free or can easily be made that way. But here’s the thing—even if you don’t need to eat gluten free, you’ll still be blown away. That’s because the food here is made with real, fresh ingredients by people who clearly know what they’re doing. Nothing from a can or freezer—just thoughtfully prepared, delicious dishes. Every meal here feels like a warm hug. The presentation is beautiful, the flavors are on point, and the portions are satisfying. On top of all that, the staff are kind, attentive, and clearly care about giving you a great experience. Whether you're a Thai food connoisseur or just looking for a consistently amazing meal, this spot is a must-visit!

Big BOY

The sushi was really good and the variety of sauces and fish were phenomenal especially cause you can watch them make it but my favorite was the hibachi chicken or beef with fried rice which was so buttery and flaky it was the best fried rice I have ever had I probably not even hyping it up enough if you go here which you definitely should you have to try the fried rice. They also have a great Gluten Free menu.

Merry Stanford

The food is really tasty, and they are good at knowing what is gluten free (nearly everything.)

Grace Whitlock

Jeffrey Parker

Miranda Zoumbaris

We always have a great experience especially as a family with 2 Celiacs. It’s one of my daughter’s favorite spots.

Joseph Gamboa

Jeffery Brennan

Great service: A large group of us went after a women’s gymnastic meet on a Friday night & the manager knew how to handle a group of over 70 people who just showed up at 7:45 pm. Manager opened up a back room & diverted a few servers to our group. Great food: pizza was very good. Several with dairy & gluten allergies found good alternative options - chicken caesar salad, another type of salad with chicken, & burgers. All good. only a few left over slices to take home!

David Rust

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MK Richberger

There were two people running the place, both very friendly. There was a couple of people ahead of us that ordered and sat down. We took a minute to look over the menu since it was our first time there. I noticed the person taking our order was wearing dirty gloves using a handheld device to ring it up. Then, without changing gloves, grabbed a handful of noodles. I asked for a glove change and they apologized and dumped the noodles back into the container. This is a huge cross contamination issue, especially if you're advertising gluten free options like they are. Not to mention completely unsanitary. I noticed the other server was picking up pens and stuff without changing gloves as well. There were spoons in some things, like corn, but meat was all picked up with gloved hands. The kids grilled cheese should have used a different type of cheese or more than one slice, as the cheese was hard and not melty. The tomato soup for dipping was very plain, like it was made with water. The mac and cheese was okay, and the tater tots weren't bad. But overall not a place we'd go back to due to the upfront sanitation issues, unfortunately.