As a gluten free girlie, this place hits the spot for carbs. Their pao de queijo (PDQ or “cheese bread”) sandwiches are a delight. The staff are friendly and the establishment is always clean and bright. Super transit and pedestrian friendly! 10/10 try their different coffees and beware the delicious but strong hot sauce.
The food was very good. Excellent gluten-free bread. It seemed expensive for the size of the sandwich. I was expecting something 1.5-2 times larger given the price. We ate outside in one of the sidewalk booths. It was a bit cold and breezy, not sure if you can eat inside in the wine bar or not, so might want to watch the weather.
Delicious!! Our amazing waiter even marked the menu to show what options are gluten-free (or could be made gluten free). Just note the dumplings are not in fact gluten free! Wanted to post here so others could use as a reference :)
Very difficult to find rice cakes in any capacity of take out so I was excited from the start. The kimchi burrito with only a $1 up charge for beef bulgogi was very affordable, especially for the size of the burrito and handmade chips. Thoroughly impressed and would recommend those visiting to try, especially if you’re not wanting to drop $40-60 for a meal! From my understanding though, very limited if any at all gluten free options (which is expected since most items have soy sauce)
Such a cute place with delicious food and great service. I absolutely love sitting at the bar as it’s got such good energy. They have a gluten free pasta and most of the pasta dishes work. Also other things on the menu that are gluten free that I haven’t tried because love the pasta so much!
Celiac friendly
