By Gluten Free Eats' gluten-free community
Updated Nov 2024
Celiac accommodating
1415 Washington St, Boston, MA 02118, USA
Elephant Walk in Boston is a wonderful place to share a dynamic menu with friends and family, offering a unique blend of French and Cambodian inspired cuisines. The Boeuf Bourguignon was particularly impressive, rich in flavor with tender beef short ribs that melt in your mouth. The Porc Aux Piments Doux Shishito and Kari Tieh were also delicious, showcasing the restaurant's ability to fuse diverse culinary traditions seamlessly. Notably, Elephant Walk offers a variety of dairy-free and gluten-free options without compromising on ingredients or flavor, making it a great choice for those with dietary restrictions.
Celiac friendly
75 Arlington St, Boston, MA 02116, USA
Absolutely amazing! The staff is thoroughly trained and managers bring allergies to the table. They even use a black napkin under allergy plates as a signal to all employees that the dish is an allergy. They use casarecce GF pasta - so they can know it’s GF just by looking at it. I felt incredibly safe eating here, and I got an almond flour cannoli!
Celiac friendly
520 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02210, USA
100% Dedicated Gluten-Free
100 Hanover St, Boston, MA 02108, USA
Celiac friendly
90 Oliver St, Boston, MA 02110, USA
Ask for what’s fresh! I was so Excited for gluten free donuts doughnuts 🍩 I asked for what I wanted - what I should’ve done is ask for what’s fresh! Or freshest? 2 of the 6 I ordered weren’t fresh anymore. They were a little stale. And the coconut oil - which I was really excited about - had gone a little rancid. Who knew? Maybe they should toss things out quicker? Or maybe GF don’t have the shelf stability. I will definitely be back - for the blueberry, the plain cake, and the plain + chocolate, but I may never eat coconut donut again. Also, the jelly stuffed was really brittle, dry and crumbly. I did make it in right at closing ~ 2 pm.