Top 14 Gluten-Free Dining Spots to Experience in Glenwood Springs

Rajesh Patel

Great overall if you like Asian food. Vegan and gluten-free options.

Allison B

Looking for a late night dinner and drinks after the hot springs? This is the place. It’s all gluten free and tastes fantastic! Drinks were on point, and had a nice chill vibe of people hanging out and playing pool. We’ll be back the next time we visit! Kitchen closes at midnight.

A.R. Whittaker

Don't let the small square footage or line to the door dissuade you...this is absolutely worth the wait. I stopped by on a whim after a long day of driving and hiking and had the best fish tacos of my life. I'm not a restaurant critic by any means, but I travel a lot for work, and I'd put this in my top three meals in the western United States...like, ever. As someone with Celiac disease, it's extremely rare to have a meal that leaves me raving, but the gentleman running the counter was very friendly and knowledgeable about gluten allergies. He offered to have the kitchen substitute grilled for fried fish and it was on-point. The corn tortillas, chips, and chile verde salsa all appeared to be house-made, and were outstanding. The flavors in the tacos were just superb; the fresh, flaky fish against pico de gallo, shredded lettuce, ripe avocado, and a spectacular vinaigrette that pulled everything together inside a warm, soft corn tortilla. I will definitely be modifying my itinerary on future road trips just to eat here again.

Graham Kingsbury

Liralen Li

Lovely little casual restaurant owned by Nepalese. The Paneer Makhani was creamy and full of flavor, mostly tasty gravy with big blocks of fresh Paneer. The chicken spicy vindaloo at a medium heat was very tasty, definitely did not blow my head off, and thick with vegetables and super tender chicken thigh meat. Each dish also came with jasmine rice, none of this nonsense of having to order rice separately. We loved the onion kulcha as it was studded with red onion chunks that gave it crunch and onions goodness that was lent to the dishes we dipped it into. The whole wheat paratha was rich with butter and beautifully flaky. Service was prompt if casual, they'll hand you your menus and let you seat yourself. I love that, but heard a few people be very surprised by that. I heard one man ask if the pakodas were fried in their own oil or if they shared oil with other things that had wheat in them and the answer was very clear that they were fried separately. So they seem very aware of the requirements for gluten free foods.

Donny Harris

I have celiac which makes finding food very difficult. Thankfully this establishment had some amazing options. All meats and sauces are gluten free. The brisket and vinegar based bbq sauce were amazing. If you are gluten free/ celiac I would highly recommend as an option

tommy balli

While doing business in nearby Aspen, I chose to stay in Glenwood Springs where a colleague brought me here to 19th Street Diner. I've always loved the vibe of a classic diner and 19th Street diner fit that bill. Excellent service, excellent food, and awesome awesome coffee to start day on a crisp and cool early morning. We were here for breakfast and 19th Street diner delivered on all counts! Pro diner tip: If you are on a gluten free diet...order up their sour dough toast...it is legit! Give 19th Street Diner a try next time you are hankering a good, home cooked feel for breakfast or lunch.

Alyssa Clark

Mark Walton

Very busy on a Sunday afternoon, but tasty gluten free food and great service.

Leo Ralston

The gluten free pancakes tasted like eating dense rice flavored sponge and they put flower on the top of the pancakes instead of powdered sugar. And it took 40 minutes for the food to come. It was the worst breakfast I have ever had!

Carla Rakestraw

Angela Fuller

Lewis Jenkins

Bernard Powers