Top 50 Gluten-Free Spots Across the United States

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Laine Butler

i've been quite a few times but last night went with my family after my sister's graduation. i have celiac and our server (taylor i believe?) was superrrr informative and made sure i had all the info to decide what i wanted to eat & stay away from! clearly there's some really good server training going on. food was delicious as always and we had a great time :)

Gaige Steele

this is the absolute best pasta and pizza i have had at a restaurant. there are tons of gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. John really seems to care about his quality of food, and it shows. i got the pasta, and my girlfriend got the pizza, and we were both snagging bites from each other with how good it was. When i come back to Minnesota, this is a must stop.

Bessie Carrillo

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June Guo

Friendly owners that support other local businesses. Delicious sweet and savory gluten free treats. Recommend the Cinnamon roll and quiche and sandwich bread and Hawaiian rolls.

Gabrielle Monaco

This place has gluten-free food but is not celiac safe. I wanted to order takeout and was told they use a shared fryer and prep space. The manager did an amazing job being transparent and offered to special make my meal without breading and being careful of cross contamination. I went for it, and I did get sick, despite how hard they tried! So, I really appreciate the effort and communication, but unfortunately, I couldn't recommend this restruant to other celiacs.

Floyd Vaughn

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Deborah Shepherd

We were not sure if this was going to meet my gluten free and dairy free needs, but it was excellent. The food, drinks, service, and atmosphere are all exceptional.

Elizabeth Brown

Deena Dickey

Gary Carruthers

Mary Legere

Lauren Bouton Blink

One of my favorite spots. The drinks are good and the desserts, as well. They have good gluten free options.

Yvette Green

Carolyn Floyd

Dennis “Denny” Waltke

We walked in the summer heat for 20 minutes to get here and it was worth it. I am gluten free by allergy, and they had a large menu for it. The Farmer's skillet with gluten free french toast was A1

Forest Selby

Stella Cook

Ryan Lampe

My son has allergies to wheat, dairy, egg, and nuts, so finding a place to go out is a challenge. We tried First Round after reading about their gluten free and vegan options online. The waiter listened to our concerns and had no problems asking the kitchen if he didn't know an answer to our question. We ordered the street tacos, and when they came to the table, we realized they were made with street corn (containing cheese) and not roasted corn like we thought. They immediately boxed up those tacos (and sent them home with us at no charge) and remade the tacos for my son with no dairy. He thought they were great! I had a chicken sandwich where the chicken was crispy on the outside and still juicy on the inside. We will definitely be repeat customers, as there is so much more on the menu we want to try.

Emily Boies

No gluten free options…

Albert Chan

Carrie Schochet

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I wish I could give The Filling Station more than five stars! As someone recently diagnosed with Celiac disease, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for restaurants that truly understand food allergies and an even deeper disappointment with how rare that is. The Filling Station is a breath of fresh air. They take gluten intolerance seriously, with completely separate prep areas and dedicated gluten-free fryers. It’s not just lip service they’ve clearly invested the time and effort to make dining safe and enjoyable. On top of that, they offer seed oil-free options and cook their hand-cut fries in tallow. Everything we had was absolutely delicious. A special shoutout to our server, Canaan, who was not only friendly and attentive but went out of his way to let me know he could offer tips and guidance when I mentioned I was newly navigating Celiac. That kind of care and knowledge makes all the difference. Whether you’re managing food allergies or just looking for a great meal, The Filling Station is worth the visit.

Magic W

We purchased this late at night and did not have any high expectations because we did understand the store was gonna be closing. I don’t think I’ve ever had better Thai food in my whole entire life. It was the best food I have had in a long time. I am not one to write reviews, but this food was incredible. First things first, the Thai milk tea is authentic tasting milk, tea, and is perfectly sweet and is super addicting. Second we got Padruam-Mit and I am gluten-free so I didn’t think it was going to taste this incredible and full of flavor, but oh my goodness it was absolutely incredible. I don’t think you could find something better. Lastly we got a curry called Kaeng Panang And that had the perfect amount of spice and The savory was amazing. They also accommodate well for allergies, which is very much appreciated. Overall, you must try this place it is the best type food I’ve ever had.

Ben Buchanan

Geo B

Don’t think it will come out quickly. They make everything to order. It is well worth waiting a few more minutes. My daughter loved the gluten-free naan. If you think you want more than one order, do it early. It is also made fresh. So, it takes a little while. We really enjoyed the food!

Jason Knowlton

Donna Matlock

Jessica Pereyra

Anna Tennis

Some of the best Indian food I've eaten (although if you're white and want heat order extra spicy rather than spicy). I do think the slightly higher prices are worth it for the food quality. Excellent service. Excellent gluten free and vegetarian options.

Donna Gill

Lynn Sweet

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Jolene Theresa

TLDR: specializes in gluten free! very celiac friendly My celiac friend and I were in town and made sure to scope out all of the restaurants she could eat at. Civico takes gluten free very seriously. Her pasta was delicious and I couldn't even really tell it was gluten free. Our waiter was very kind and even helped out with some wine suggestions. The bread is my favorite part. As the gluten eating friend, I often miss out on bread because we just don't get it for the table but Civico passes it over in a brown bag which is great for me to take to go but also great for my celiac friend because no stray crumbs will get near her! Yes, thats excessive but, for the serious celiac, it can be an issue. 10/10 highly recommend!

Jason Knowlton

Albert Chan

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Gareth Davies

Dedicated GF menu. Very good food.

Donna Gill

Karen Melo Ticas, CFP

(Note: I write these reviews in part for my own nationwide business clients, for travel inspiration! I’m a financial planner -CFP®️practitioner- with a focus on retirement wealth strategies, primarily serving business women and LGBTQ individuals. #VirtualPlanningCraftedWithCare) This cafe is located right across the street from the Eastern State Penitentiary. Stop in! It’s terrific! First, it’s a big place, with a great vibe and friendly people. It was well organized and clean. Also, it had lots of choices for good preferences and allergies. I’m gluten free and dairy free and had many choices here. They have drinks and food. I can vouch for the oat milk latte. This an LGBTQ friendly place, as evidenced by their signage and gender neutral bathrooms. I saw a lot of diversity in patrons: families, students, seniors and couples. Lots of tourists and locals alike. Price were fair and accessibility was available. Parking is a bit harder in this area but you can find street parking with some patience. Worth the time to visit!

Lydia Joseph

Great place for lunch! Stopped here in hopes for good gluten and dairy free meal options and this place sure provided. The service was excellent with help to navigate allergen friendly meals. Got the Caesar salad and the camp burger on a GF bun. The fried chicken sandwich was also great! 10/10 experience!

Alethea Wait

The food was quite good with a fairly simple menu. Excellent gluten-free menu. The gf pancakes were generously sized and fluffy. The burrito was more like a panini-wrap, but tasted okay. The whole wheat pancakes were good. The kids meals were -very- small. Many coffee options with okay coffee. Huge assortment of baked goods. Two downsides: the meal was very expensive for what it was (like $100 for two adults and two kids) and the entire place has an almost aggressively Christian vibe (Bible verses everywhere, faith-based coloring pages, and C-rock playing loudly), so sit outside if that’s not your thing.

Edward Lucarini

Excellent gluten free options.

Judy Young