Top 6 Gluten-Free Late-Night Spots to Enjoy in Southside Neighborhood, Flagstaff

Tiffany Roper

Was so so good. We ended up getting the gluten free options and the chicken wings and they were absolutely delicious. And very dog friendly outside area. Can't wait to go back.

Bella Mohacsi

Pizza was mediocre for the price. Paid $50 for 1 small pizza and a drink… lol. But was gluten free and vegan. Honestly only worth it if you had food allergies and can’t eat real pizza (although they are not celiac friendly- everything is cooked in the same oil). Was very bland and sad and not worth $50. Not all Vegan food needs to be this depressing guys 😢

Karl Johnson

Their gluten free pizza has always been a consistently delicious end to a day on the slopes. The crust is thin and crunchy but done in a way that gives it good texture. Highly recommended!

Kelley

Great food and service. They have some gluten free options, with a dedicated fryer. I had the beet salad with chips.

Jamie Kovach

To say that I am disappointed is an understatement... We have been coming to Tinderbox Kitchen since 2011 and have been dining there every time we are in Flagstaff. We drive almost 3 hours. We made a reservation a month ago to celebrate our wedding anniversary and we were called by the owner, Nick, the day before to let us know they had a private event going on and we would need to either cancel our reservation OR they could see us at their sister location, Teatro, at the same time as the original reservation. I am gluten free... I do not normally eat Italian, but, Nick said, "You will be well taken care of" so we decided to try it out. We did a little research on Teatro and they are known for their superior service and wine knowledge which we were excited about. Our experience was average. The hostess asked if it was our anniversary and we said "Yes". Our server was fine but at no time provided any guidance on wine, any info on the food, basically average. The food was fine, I could only pick from half of the menu and they were accommodating with a pasta substitution so I could eat. The manager never approached our table, even though he was wandering around, to say anything about our issue with Tinderbox. When we received the bill, there was no acknowledgment of our inconvenience or any kind of compensation. Now, I am not expecting our meal to be free, but I was thinking a dessert? Appetizer? Something to say, "Hey, thanks for staying with our group of restaurants and spending $250 on food that wasn't your first or second choice on a pretty important night." Had the manager even just said anything, a thank you, Happy Anniversary, anything, we would not be so upset.. I just thought THAT Place Projects would be a little more professional and upscale. Show less More about me

Gail Arnold