Top 10 Gluten-Free Dinner Spots to Delight in Sunset Strip, West Hollywood

Kimberley Grace

We booked this spot last minute before heading to the comedy store next door. It was perfect, truly 5 star dining experience that cannot be faulted. Very accommodating to gluten free / allergies and lots of fresh delicious options. Sitting outside was comfortable as they have heaters surrounding the patio area. A beautiful spot to sit, enjoy the evening breeze and beautiful food. Look forward to coming back again

Mia Hartwall

My son got a really nice mash burger with a toast bread here yesterday.

Colton C

If you’re on the hunt for a brunch spot that nails both aesthetic vibes and seriously good food, BBCM is a must-visit. The brunch menu is chef’s kiss. Every dish is beautifully plated and full of flavor from the decadent brioche French toast to their signature eggs benedict with house-made hollandaise. The portions are generous, the ingredients feel fresh, and the menu caters to all from sweet tooths to savory lovers and even the gluten-free crowd. But the real showstopper? The mimosa flights. You get a lineup of vibrant, colorful mimosas in a variety of seasonal flavors—think blood orange, lavender, guava, and classic OJ. It’s not just a drink; it’s an experience. Perfect for sipping under the SoCal sun on their lively patio. Oh don’t skip the cappuccino. They don’t just serve coffee, they elevate it. The baristas are artists, literally, with colorful latte art that’s Instagram-worthy and deliciously smooth. Come for the food, stay for the mimosas, and soak in the WeHo energy.

Lilly Dorton

Cam was such a great server! Always very attentive and nice. He went out of his way to make sure everyone was taken care of, especially those of us who had allergies and were gluten free.

J S

I came to Tesse to meet up with a friend and it just happened to be Dine LA week. For the prices, I felt that they offered a good variety and good amount of dishes to make sure you left full, at least for 2 people. Not a cheap place so it was nice to actually get a full meal. Not sure how it would have worked out if we had a larger party being that you get one smallish salad and 2 pastries. The food was very good. For DineLA, the table gets the Morning Baked Pastries (1 muffin & 1 croissant) AND the Little Gem salad AND their Our Famous Gluten-Free Oat Pancakes. Then each person chooses one of the main courses which in our case was their Short Rib Hash and Tesse Burger. We did not try the muffin or the croissant but I did take it home and my sister said it was average. As for the salad, it looked way over dressed but it wasn't so bad when I actually tried it. The dressing was mild so it was good. I really enjoyed their pancakes. If you have any hesitations about the gluten-free or oats, I would say still try them. They were good and would definitely order them again. I enjoyed the Short Rib Hash. It was basically a deconstructed hash, layered with scrambled eggs, short ribs, crispy potatoes, and caramelized onions and peppers. I felt that the short rib could have been flavored more, but eating with the caramelized onions helped. The potatoes were fantastic. So crispy and not burnt. The burger visually looked very plain and boring but it was surprisingly really good. It was on the small side though. I did feel that the DineLA menu was a bit confusing in that the food options were a bit scattered and random, especially in the order that they were served. The service was great. It was not very busy so perhaps that helped but the staff was very friendly and attentive. Overall, I would come back again....I just need to be prepared a little extra since once again it is not a cheap place.

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Anna

Great place with tasty food and attentive service. Quite a few gluten free options. They have mango dessert which is very tasty and gluten free. There is a roof top bar at the hotel where restaurant located at, amazing view to LA.

Kristen Larrick

Ken Boyar

Good food, not terribly authentic to French cooking but tasty in its own right. Salads are nice, salmon cooked perfectly and the duck was crispy although a bit dry (a good sauce would have worked well with it). Gluten free options are not marked on the menu, and best to ask.