Top 8 Gluten-Free Mexican Spots to Enjoy in Hillsboro

Carol Mc

Jesse Lee

I have celiac disease so this is one of 2 places i litterally ever go to eat, i frequent it probably on avg twice a week and it pains me to say that i will not be going back anymore. For the past 2 weeks every time i go in my food has been obscenely greasy, sometimes i have the time to ask for a remake but sometimes I'm omw somewhere or have work soon so i don't have the time to really check everything and ask them to remake it but the past 3 times I've been in my food has been nearly inedible. I had the street tacos and squeezed the grease out of a single taco to have it fill a space on my plate larger than my hand. I've tried asking for less grease on my food several times now and it almost feels like i get more each time i ask. I just financially cannot afford to spend this much money on food that is nearly inedible and when i do eat it cause i don't really have another option at the time i pretty much always get sick from the gratuitous amounts of grease.

Melissa Wear

**UPDATED 06.21.25 One of the only things that I truly miss being gluten free are Chili Rellanos. Amelia's in Hillsboro has a clearly marked menu, and the manager went above and beyond to reassure me and explain their safety and cross contamination protocols for those who have food restrictions. The food was outstanding, authentic, and plentiful. This is one restaurant I will return to!!

Julie Hicks

Jeff Fritz

Charles Hansen

Harold Leblanc

Amy Warren