Top 6 Gluten-Free Dinner Spots to Enjoy in Winthrop

Grace Gallagher

We stopped by here last year to check out the pizza offerings. This year we ordered a dozen pizzas to close out our wedding celebration weekend. They offer a ton of options including gluten free and you can remove the cheese to make the pizza vegan. The team was great to work with and we will be back next time we are out here.

J W

Excellent baked goods including several gluten free and vegan options. Both of our lunches were good but on the smaller side in terms of portions especially for the high prices. Classy modern decor with a nice sunny patio space.

Stacy Worthy

Fun and good food. Highly recommend the Teriyaki Burger. They also had gluten free buns which is a huge plus.

Cristina Hawkes

Incredible pizza! 5th time here. Their gluten free pizza is hand tossed and it’s the best I’ve ever had! Celiac friendly options :)

Renea Butler

We ate here two days in a row after hiking. They have really good gluten free bread and buns. The owner is very nice and really cares about his customers.

No MSG No Garlic Foodie

There are not that many options for a decent breakfast in Twisp on a Sunday. We didn't want to drive up to Sun Mountain Lodge for a full breakfast, so we stopped by at Arrowleaf Bistro. We ordered Brunch Melt with sausage, Classic Gluten Free Waffle and Poptart. Brunch Melt is a breakfast sandwich with griddle cakes as the 'bun'. I was expecting fried eggs with runny yolk. Oh well. The poptart was dried out. Our espresso drinks were bitter and the microfoam not dense enough. We had a reservation for dinner the same day – my partner almost suggested that we cancel dinner. I was optimistic that dinner would be quite different, and we were glad we came back for dinner. There were many items to choose. I ended up with Roasted Beet Salad, and Tamarind Wild Boar Belly. My partner ordered Sweet Potato Chowder and Catch of the Day which was Halibut. The soup was very enjoyable and the halibut very good. The wild boar was very tasty but very tough which made me wish that I had ordered the appetizer Slow Roasted Pork Belly instead. While I complained about breakfast, Arrowleaf Bistro is different category of restaurant compared to a regular bacon and eggs place. They are good enough to be on a Michelin Guide Gourmand list. These people know about food, they know how to use and combine unusual ingredients. I wish there is a place like this near us. If we lived here, we would frequent this dinning room. I left the Cascade region thinking of all the other items that I wanted to try like Jumbo Lump Crab Bake, Fried Burrata, and Seared Scallops, etc.