Top 11 Gluten-Free Dining Spots to Experience in Kill Devil Hills

Jessica Perry

Second time here and each time we have loved it. The wait time is quick as they move their line fast. We were standing outside when we got there and was in at a table within 10 min. Many Gluten free options so ideal for allergy people like me. Food is great! Staff is quick with refills. The place is very cute and quirky. The parking is meh and kinda hard to navigate a vehicle into. Especially on the side of the building but if you are decent at driving, it shouldn't be too much of an issue. We highly recommend coming for breakfast!

Allison Johnson

Friendly servers and a really cute outdoor screened patio to enjoy breakfast on a nice warm day! They have tofu scramble which was nice for me because I’m vegan and gluten free. Their menu has limited options but they’re all very tasty. My husband loved his blueberry pancakes with peach sauce. We would definitely come here again. The atmosphere is peaceful and refreshing and the food is so tasty and healthy! One of the best breakfasts in OBX!

Steeler Fan

Pricey $49.95 a person. My suggestion is go there on an empty stomach! The crab & shrimp was good, the beef was perfect, very good! I definitely ate everything like a glutenous pig!

Karilyn Putt

Pigmans BBQ. Another winner down here! Even the sauces are all GF. They put it on the ticket that I had a gluten allergy. Zero reaction! Very kind and caring as well!! We'll be back next time we're in town!

robert j blenis

Great gluten free options

Angela Novalski

Staying on Colington Island, the Colington Cafe was recommended by our host. The She Crab Soup was so tasty with crabmeat in every bite! My husband opted for the Le Grande Trio and said it was one of the best meals he's ever eaten (and we dine out quite a bit). The filet was cooked perfectly and the potatoes creamy and delicious. I opted for the Shrimp Scampi (over pasta...just ask). It was bursting with shrimp with tomatoes and a wonderful light butter wine sauce. We couldn't leave without trying some dessert (very rare for us), a vanilla creme brulee, my favorite, and a gluten-free chocolate torte with pistachio mousse. Both were yummy! We started our dinner with a bottle of wine and our server, Brittany, was amazing! Great experience. Our next visit to the Outer Banks will include a stop at the Colington Cafe!

Maddie Montana

CELIAC HERE! I ordered the gluten free Margherita pizza and it was the best I’ve had in my LIFE! I did not tell them I had celiac (but could have asked) however I had no reaction to the pizza and I will honestly take another 2 hour drive to visit again soon. Thank you!

Sarah Toto

Great place outside to sit with our pup. Hubby had the fish and chips and a beer and enjoyed it. Bonus, they have a gluten free menu, but cross contamination is still possible. Really enjoyed it. Jacob was our bartender and he was awesome.

Randy Archer

Latia Craig

The food is ok. I don’t consider it to be Caribbean and Mexican inspired. It’s just American food with with some Tex-Mex items. I had the blackened mahi-mahi tacos. Nice portion of fish and loved the slaw that came with them. The beans and rice had some flavor to them. Could used a little more. Like after a few bites, the food became uninteresting because there was no stand out flavor. It all melded together and became just basic food. The waitress working the bar was friendly and informative despite how busy they were. They can make adjustments to the menu to make more gluten/ dairy friendly

Latia Craig

The food was good. Small restaurant but I liked how the tables were laid out so I didn’t feel like I was sitting with the people at the next table. The staff were very friendly and attentive. I liked how they worked together to make sure everyone is taken care of and keeping everything clean. I ordered the Pad Soi (they don’t have this available everyday). It was pretty good, different from what I’m used to. Unfortunately, they used egg noodles and I have a gluten sensitivity. Didn’t know it until after I’d started eating. That’s my fault though, I should have asked. So if you suffer from the same condition, make sure to ask since the menu doesn’t state what is gluten free.