Top 6 Gluten-Free Spots Across Hot Springs

Samuel Renard

This local pizza place takes pride in its quirky atmosphere. The staff members were polite and attentive. The bathroom I visited was clean. Unfortunately, the gluten-free pizza proved disappointing. The crust was thin and the pizza was slightly overcooked, resulting in burned edges. I wouldn't recommend this restaurant for patrons who need to eat gluten-free.

Jennifer Soapes

We stopped by this place because we had some time to waste. I was absolutely amazed at the amount of gluten free vegan items available. I actually had OPTIONS. This never happens. I had a chocolate cupcake, and it was very tasty, especially for a gluten and dairy free dessert. The coffee was very good too. They serve Onyx Coffee which is an Arkansas local company. The people working there were very friendly. I will be back to try their lunch and/or breakfast items. I was told that most of the items can be subbed with gluten free bread. I’m excited to try it out!

Joshua Ball

The food was extremely good! They had great gluten-free options. Service was fast, and the keylime pie was on point!

Michael Messmore

I love this place. It’s fun with kids, the food and service were amazing. And the shakes are heavenly. Only downside is that there are no gluten free options outside a fruit bowl for my daughter with Celiac. But we are very used to her bringing her own food, and they didn’t bat an eye at it.

Tia Berg

The first problem was that the food we received didn't meet our expectations based on the menu description. My friend and i both ordered chicken enchiladas in tomatillo sauce with sour cream. The whole plate was smothered in sour cream, no sign or taste of the tomatillo. It was very bland. My friend told the waiter she couldn't handle so much sour cream and asked if she could get a different sauce put on it. He plopped a bottle of tabasco down on the table. So she pulled the chicken out of the enchilada. It came out as a whole piece and was breaded! The menu said nothing about that or i would never have ordered it! I thought it was weird that a whole piece of chicken was inside the tortilla but hadn't noticed the breading. I can't eat breading! I asked the waiter. He didn't know and made no move to find out. I asked again if he could go in the kitchen and find out. He went reluctantly and came back to say "yeah, it is only slightly breaded". I repeated that i cant have breading, even a small amount. But by now 2/3 of my plate was gone...he simply said "sorry about that." We told the manager as well that the waiter wasnt helpful and that the menu needs to be clearer. People with celiacs need to know. She apologized but offered nothing, not even to comp the queso.

Keeper Brunson

These were better cupcakes than I expected. I got a lemon lavender and a turtle cheesecake and both were very moist, probably more than any other boutique cupcakes I've had. Both were decadent and rich, though extremely sweet. Price was about what you'd expect for a boutique cupcake ($3.50 each, discounts on dozens.) They did have a few vegan and gluten free options.