Top 19 Gluten-Free Lunch Spots to Enjoy in Grandville

Erik Perkins

My go-to breakfast place. VERY conscious of my Gluten Free requests, as well as a TON of GF options. They told me all the GF stuff is cooked on its own surface to avoid cross contamination, and I love they take it seriously. I feel like I can actually relax while eating there instead of being worried that someone's ignorance will lead to months of being sick. Plus my wife and son can still get their gluteny stuff if they want it, but honestly my son said the GF waffles are just as good as the normal.

Eric Folkers

The pizza was GREAT! My wife is celiac and cannot have any cross contamination with gluten. They were so kind and considerate and even cooked it in a separate oven. We will be back again soon!

Jim Johnson

Casual restaurant serving handcrafted salads, grain bowls, and plates, with gluten-free and vegan options. Clean bright and spacious feel. Go thru the line and order your meal options. Food tasted fresh however the chicken and the steak were both over done dry, and chewy. Will stop again from another try when inthe area.

Diana Howerton

Great experience! Our waitress was so friendly and on top of it. Been coming here for years for the gluten free buns. Staff is so knowledgeable about my needs. Thanks!

Steven Schuitema

We went on a very busy day and the staff was amazing. We ended up sitting at the bar and enjoying a couple drinks while waiting for our food to arrive. My girlfriend is Celiac and the bartender did an amazing job of taking her order and reassuring her they knew how to keep her food gluten free. My shrimp and Alfredo was fantastic and my girlfriends food tasted good and she did not have a reaction.

Jody A

Was told they have a different gluten pizza. Thought I’d give it a try. Outside edges very crispy, almost burnt, center crust very soggy. Would not get another one. Usually their food is excellent but not this time.

Richard Gilchrist

The restaurant is loud. The food is typical Italian fare. There are a number of gluten free options.

Penelope

The staff is exceptionally attentive and friendly, ensuring that every guest feels welcome and valued. Additionally, the menu boasts an impressive array of options, featuring everything from hearty entrees to light snacks, all thoughtfully crafted to cater to a range of dietary restrictions, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices. This variety not only satisfies diverse palates but also makes it easy for everyone to enjoy a delightful dining experience.

Aaron Lehrman

Chicago style DEEP dish pizza. Good! - Chicago Style Deep Dish 12” pizza with bacon - $28+2: I was told this is the most authentic Chicago style pizza in the area and I would agree (I’m not a specialist). It does take 30 minutes which is longer than the thin crust option (40 minutes in our case). Get some drinks, appetizers, some games from the back, or send the kids to the play area. It was cooked perfectly and with a high quality blend of flour. Though the crust was only an eighth of an inch or more on the bottom, it was plenty strong and held up very well while not being too tough. It was all around perfect. The cheese was also high quality. There was a TON of cheese. I think this is normal for Chicago style. I am not normally a cheese person (quantity-wise), but this was delicious. My kids pretty much agreed it was too much for them. Go figure (it is usually the other way around). Yummy! The sauce on top was a nice touch. Again, the consensus at the table was different than mine. They thought it had a bit of a taste to it that was not as appreciated due to a bit of kick (not major), but I enjoyed it! Finally, the toppings. We ordered bacon ($2 extra). I honestly almost couldn’t find the bacon at all. It was there and I found a piece and ate it separately, but it was minimal. Again, maybe that is agreeable to the style. It says “Serves 4-6” but I think this is a higher estimate. We were 8 people (3 adults, 5 teens) and we ate what they estimated as 8-11 (not including the Cheesy Sticks) with only two slices of gluten-free pizza and two slices of thin crust pizza going home. The cheese does stick to the ribs, though. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the pizza. I’d highly recommend it. - Chicago Style Gluten-Free 9” pizza with pepperoni and bacon - $20+4: The dough was a bit gummy in texture, but it tasted fine. My gluten-free wife and daughter reported that it was mediocre compared to other options. I had one bite and agreed. If you are with friends and family, it is an ok option, but I wouldn’t seek it out if you are going for a great gluten-free pizza. - Thin Crust 12” pizza half bacon and half cheese - $15+1: Cut into 12 squares. This was significantly different than the Chicago style pizza. It was thinner, but somewhere between thin and hand-tossed compared to chain restaurants. It was softer, too. The kids definitely preferred the thin over the Chicago style pizza. - Cheesy Sticks - $10: These were basically the thin crust pizza with only cheese and cut into sticks. You can get it without cheese for a dollar less. - Water: Free. Self-service stations with thick solid plastic cups. The water dispensers were difficult to operate. The label is on the front, but the button is on the top. - Service: “Bar service” rather than table service. There are a LOT of tables, though. You order at the counter and they bring it out to you. They also bring your plates and napkins, but because they are not waiting on you, they will not bring you more napkins unless you go to the bar. That said, the service was VERY orderly, professional, and they have it all together for sure. They were helpful and greeted us at the door and explained how it works there. They directed us to the self service water and menus at each table. - Atmosphere: Wide open area. There were some acoustic dampening tiles on the ceiling, but it did not seem to do much. The music was played very low and almost not audible which helped encourage a quieter atmosphere. As more people showed up, it did get louder. Talking to someone else who knows the restaurant more, it can get very loud (even rowdy) during peak times. Not when I was there, though. They had a children’s play area on the south side to make it VERY family friendly. There were also board games and card games on the shelf on the north side. - Conclusion: While I would highly HIGHLY recommend them, it may not be for everyone, but it would probably fit most. Visited on a Saturday at 5pm.

Barbara Taylor

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Reagan Wallace

Accommodated very well with needing gluten free food. Food was very good.

Shelia Luna

Anna-Marie Seitter

Got gluten free carry out on a busy Friday night. Ellie took the time to find a good solution for my allergy and was very polite and kind.

Henry Jackson

Lora Whiteside

Lauren Buffum

The fajitas were amazing! Our server, Stacy, was knowledgeable about gluten free, too. She was prompt and helpful. Great experience all around.

Cat Fruit

Mmm chicken. They are very friendly and they cater well to my gluten and dairy allergies. Very friendly people working.