Becky Rushford

Google review

Loved it. Tasty gluten free option in a fun neighborhood in Denver.

Teresa Dunnam

Google review

Most authentic old school Italian joint in Denver! The Minestrone Soup alone is worth the visit. They have gluten-free pasta as an option, which is great for many people. The Limocello is delicious. Every visit is fantastic

Grace Kaneko

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Lovely ambiance and delicious bruschetta! So grateful that this place offers so many gluten free options. I’m not from the area but whenever I return I’ll be sure to visit this place. There were many other dishes I wanted to try ! Also our server, Tim, was so fun and friendly!

Willie Randolph

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Brunch menu is spectacular. Food, drinks, and appetizers are the best gluten free menu I have seen.

Emily Moore

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I love the fresh, vegetarian- and gluten-free sushi at this restaurant. The elegant ambiance and free parking are also pluses. I always order the eggplant fried rice with diablo sauce, which is absolutely delicious! It's spendy, but worth every penny.

Logan Schauer

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Gluten free chocolate chip cookie smacked.

Natalia Story

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I really wanted to love Noisette. It’s been on my to-try list for awhile, not only because I love French food, but also because I have loved their dishes at all the festivals and events they’ve served food at. But Noisette was… fine. Not great, but not bad. The decor is cute. A little pink for me, but fine. My husband probably wouldn’t walk in here by himself. The service is great and the chef-owners are super nice, which makes this tough. One thing I don’t like is that there’s no bar seating. My husband and I often like to walk into restaurants during happy hour and sit at the bar and chat with the bartenders. Sometimes I dine by myself (like I did here) — and then the lack of bar seating is even more uncomfortable. Only 5 cocktails on the menu — 3 of them gin based. I usually expect a little more from a cocktail menu at an upscale restaurant these days. The biggest thing for me was that the food was… fine. I admit, my opinion is definitely tinged by the lack of gluten-free alternatives. It’s always an issue with French restaurants: the apps all come with a baguette or a brioche or on a crepe or inside a pastry. Most places in Denver have done a bit better accommodating the huge number of gluten-intolerant people here (even if it’s just getting some gluten-free bread from another Colorado bakery). The gluten-free crackers they brought for the foie gras were NOT good — but I was not impressed by the $33 hard chunk of foie gras with super-tart sauce either (and I usually love foie gras) — but maybe it was the crackers. I should have gotten something else, but I think the endives were the only gluten-free option. The lobster main dish was really good — a whole lobster for $75 is ok pricing I think. I have had good lobster many places, though… so not sure I’d come back for this one? Total for just myself: 2 glasses of sparkling, foie gras app, lobster main, French-style cheesecake and espresso martini — $178.

Jackie Pearce

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Love this place! So many food options for people who are gluten free! The pad Thai is so good but the pineapple fried rice is just so good. They always deliver within 30 minutes (once they even did 7 minutes!)

Tim Farkas

Google review

We had a wonderful experience here! Everything is gluten free and so it’s celiac safe! The bowls were huge and big portions of food. We ordered the Carnitas and Korean beef bowls. Both were perfect ideas of their respective flavor profiles. The sweet potato fries were thick and covered with toppings. Overall we definitely will be returning! Thanks for offering a safe and tasty option.