Top 12 Gluten-Free Late-Night Spots to Enjoy in Greenwood Village

Jordan Covarrubias

Great environment. Service was a bit off: when we first arrived it seemed like we were an annoyance even though hardly anyone was there. We were given dishes that were washed but still dirty with bits of food on them when we sat down, and the lemon slices in our water were old/dirty. When we asked for celiac/GF friendly menus we got only one (not a big deal). We ordered only one thing as we were already a bit unsure of things. The food we ordered though was top notch (Kakuni Pork Belly). Delicious! Maybe we caught them on an odd day, will come back to give them another shot on another day.

Tim Gladwin

Great all around. Lots of gluten free options.

Christopher Day

Always very good. They have a great selection of burgers and other wonderful items. My son and myself are both celiacs they have very good gluten-free hamburger buns. I do wish they would heat up the bun and maybe toast it a little. Gluten-free bread is always better warm.

Anthony Andersen

Very tasty and had gluten free options. We'll definitely go back.

Nick Carris

Illegal Pete’s is the best food in the entire world. Steak nachos are the best. Gluten free options are plentiful. Chipotle and Qdoba don’t even compare.

Ashley Clifford

The grilled Greek chicken salad is worth the trip!! I wish they had more gluten-free options though, including Holidaily gluten-free beer, which is the best gluten-free beer on the planet!!

Emily Talbot

High-end restaurant with a service to match. Food came out faster than expected before we got our drinks. Everything was delicious and have. A speciality Gluten Free menu. Highly recommend.

Michaelangelo

This is a fast casual/to go restaurant that seems to be geared for Americans. There are a myriad of options; such as Thai or American style, vegan, gluten-free, etc., There were no Thai folks working and the dishes were tasty but not traditional. Heat levels were low compared to real Thai restaurants, and they did not use fresh chilies, which would require more skill from a real Thai chef.. We were looking for a sit down restaurant but were served in paper bowls, not really what we were after. I think most local folks would be happy, but this restaurant is adapted to local tastes rather than focused on being a real Thai restaurant. It was fast and tasty, but definitely not a true Thai restaurant experience - maybe exactly what you’re looking . I recommend it for takeout, but not for Thai folks or people who have a real passion for traditional Thai food.

Ashley Gibbard

Great spot! Really good food with great flavors (and good srinks). It's definitely a popular spot with somewhat limited parking in the direct vicinity. It is a bit louder in the place. You walk in and order your food and they bring it to you but it is more of a modernized healthy faster food option. Very accomodating for all kinds of preferences: Meat, vegetarian vegan options, dairy free, and gluten free. I would day this is great for quick bites, families, or a local spot but if you're looking for traditional sit down with full service you may want to keep paroozing. There is wheelchair accessible parking, side walks, and entrance. Prices did add up very quickly but large portions!

sean M

They were so nice. One of us can do gluten and the kitchen staff actually came out to offer different options to cook the gluten free meal so that person could get the best experience possible. 5 stars isn't enough awesome food and better service!!

Garland Forbes

Wendy Brunelli

Overpriced for what you get. The gluten-free bun was good quality. Fries were crispy. Rootbeer float was okay. Under-whelming.