Top 5 Gluten-Free Bars to Unwind in East Village, San Diego

Cynthia Jetson

BEWARE. The Gluten Free (GF) Labels on the menu mean GF options available for that dish, NOT that the dish is gluten free. Talk to your server about your order. I was excited when seeing the GF labels all over the menu, especially when seeing that most of those dishes involved pita bread. Sadly after talking to the bartender I learned that their pita is (obviously) not GF. Their rice pilaf also has soy sauce in it, so do not just assume the dish is GF even though they are labeled GF. Service was great and the food was good. Pricey, but normal for the gaslamp area and it was very tasty.

Stephanie Roush

Saw a review that it was the best gluten free pizza someone had ever had. Well… it was! 😍😍😍 oh my gosh every the leftovers are making my gluten free stomach happy. Prices are also so good for how large the pizzas are, through expect a $5 up charge for gluten free.

I'm Yore Huckleberry!

Ate there for a late lunch. Open air dining. Multiple games on. Music kind of loud. Service was friendly. Food was tasty. My wife is gluten-free and was able to find multiple options she could eat. My street tacos had really good flavor.

Jim Johnson

Delicious GLUTEN FREE grilled wings! Fun place to watch hockey!

Yazmin Macias

One of the few places that has ramen with gluten free noodles. All delicious.