Adam Creighton

Google review

Great, craftsperson-inspired restaurant from top to bottom - Food, cocktails, decor, and service are at a level-of-care that add to the whole experience. The gluten-free, scratch, quality ingredients kitchen make for delicious, pleasant, worry-free dining.

larry linenschmidt

Google review

Superb, healthy food. Mostly gluten free options.

Shawnassy Aranda

Google review

It was my first time here, and I have a gluten restriction, so I got the Iced Berry Green Tea, which was good and not too sweet like most places, and the Falafel bites, which were sooo good, but only came with 3 (as an appetizer, I understand, but it's almost $8 for just 3 of them). I also got some of their regular fries, which were nicely seasoned, but a bit thin for my preference, and not as good reheated. A bit on the pricey side for me, but if you like Greek food, this is a good place to go. The service is a food truck in a little open space with other food trucks. Not a lot of parking, so taking it to go is probably best, and the only shade are trees if you do decide to sit at one of the tables in the common area.

Rosie Tsureai

Google review

Poke House Balcones poisoned my fiance. My fiance has Celiac Disease, and cannot eat anything with gluten in it. Most commercial soy sauce contains gluten, meaning that most forms of sushi are not safe. We walked in, clearly stated we needed gluten free food, and were told that all the mix-ins were gluten free. They were not, and now my fiance is hunched over in pain. Most places, if they have a gluten free option, will list it on their menu. Poke House does not. I dug into their website and found a link to an allergy report that's not even part of their site. If you have any food allergies consult that paper before ordering because the staff are clueless and will cause you harm.

Courtney Lougheed, M.A.

Google review

Their wine list keeps improving, and their gluten free pizza is probably some of the best I've had in Austin.