Top 11 Gluten-Free Spots Across Southeast Portland for Dairy-Free Delights

CJ

Food is pretty good, in particular their soup, okra, and chicken. Dessert was over cooked. Drinks are great. Service is whatever, the person that served us had weird energy and no warmth. She almost seemed bothered to be working there. It's always max capacity and ridiculously loud, think loud dance club. I appreciate there being a dedicated gluten free finer dining place in the pdx area.

Andy Traisman

Marilyn worked with me to make a 60th Birthday cake for my wife. She was easy and fun to work with giving me the back story of POC and her years as a teacher. In short, we made an easy connection and Marilyn did every thing she could to make me a happy customer. While on the more expensive side, it's hard to find quality GF and DF offering that taste as good as POC's red velvet cake tastes. Our group agreed the cake was OUTSTANDING! "No way this can be gluten and dairy free?!" For a special occasion, consider paying a little extra for a dessert that delivers.

Kim Guttinger

Delicious brunch options!

J T

As someone with celiac I really appreciate a dedicated gluten free kitchen. However, the options here are underwhelming. Got the pulled pork fries, which are just fries, pulled pork, and a sauce. Would be much better if there were more ingredients for a little more flavor, and honestly I would hope for a little more for $15

Rachel Holland

these people know what they are doing! everything is well marked and dedicated GF fryer. kind and thoughtful staff. we make a special trip to Portland, just to get the fried chicken here.

zach domer

It is one guy, running the front of house and making all the food. Everything is FROM SCRATCH. He makes the bread. He makes the three different kinds of syrup. There's a ton of gluten free stuff but also regular versions of everything too. This place is special. Make sure you go there at least once to meet the guy and eat his amazing food.

L Tucker

We love Dick's! 😂😅 For real, though. The food is good and quality ingredients. They are super accommodating to dietary needs. Great for keto, paleo, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and everything in between. The staff is always super nice. It's a little loud in the space, but not many places that aren't these days. They have a great space for gathering groups. Their water stations are plumbed instead of just jugs, which can get gross if not cleaned often. Just genuinely one of our favorite places to go since we have various dietary issues that our family has to accommodate.

Tracee Loves Muzik

The service is great, everyone is friendly and knowledgeable! Their food could be really great if it wasn't hit or miss. The pork egg rolls with fresh cilantro are *delicious*, but they are consistently overcooked, despite asking them pull them out of the frier sooner. All in all, it's a solid place with good gluten-free food and friendly service. However, it does seem to be a bit overpriced at times.

Aidan Lerew

Honestly an amazing experience all around. The flight was to die for, the full pours were massive and not only were they able to accommodate gluten allergy but they were even able to accommodate my soy allergy as well. The wings were the best I've had since 2019 (when I wasn't aware of my allergies) Michael the chef was amazingly helpful! Definitely recommend

Horace Ward

This is another one of those places where I forgot to take a pick of the food because it was SO good and couldn't help but eat it all. We got to meet the man himself, Daniel and his pup who both were extremely friendly. The OG chicken was 12/10 and with the secret sauce, it went it up to a 15/10. The fact that it's so flavorful and juicy and is gluten free makes it a great spot for my wife and I to enjoy a meal together that fits her allergic restrictions. So

Alissa B

Nudi is one of our favorite restaurants. We just went on 2/7 and had a great time. The food is always amazing, and the service has been friendly. It's a more relaxed atmosphere so they don't run on a tight schedule like other restaurants, so expect to just go with the flow. We've been probably 10 or more times in the last year and have never been disappointed. Tu (I think that's the correct spelling) is an absolute delight and will upsell the specials and cocktails with silly teasing (which we've found fun - not disrespectful) but whenever we've accepted, we've been happy we did (lobster pad thai means a whole lobster next to your noodles and you will have to work for it lol). We eat mostly gluten free and have been with seriously gluten free friends and have never had an issue finding something for everyone. Their staples are always amazing for the less adventurous eaters (the short ribs, jap chae, ramen, pad kee mao, pad see lew, pad thai, holy basil fried rice).

Sean Luke

It's bad when you order gluten free and they ignore it. Be weary. Edit: The food was ok but just...

Mike Lee

We've been getting food from this gluten free and vegan food cart for a number of years now. It's always SO GOOD and the lady who runs it is wonderful and so nice. The food is just awesome and for my wife and daughter who are gluten intolerant this place is a 10/10! Even if you are not GF and I am not, the food is so tasty.

Dana

Insanely good. Gluten free udon !!!!

Shawn Soszka

Outstandingly good fried chicken! Gluten free! The biggest challenge is that this food cart sells out of this awesome chicken. Get there early!

joshua lane

This place is delicious! Great gluten free menu I’d highly suggest trying it out!

Jason Edwin

This place is literally amazing. Some of the best fried chicken ever and it’s gluten free. I love it! Such a fair price as well, can’t recommend this place enough

BenJ Curtis

I came here for my bday and the staff was absolutely wonderful! The food was mind blowing and I loved every moment at this place! When you put out good energy you get it back and this place was everything and more! I will be bringing everyone I know back especially cus its gluten and dairy free! Beautiful immersive top tier experience!

Cedar Hughes-Blades

I’ll gladly remove this review when you remove the “GF” and “GFO” symbols from your menu. The sushi rice has gluten in it. The “gluten free” noodles are cooked in the same water as the other noodles (aka not gluten free). Therefore you have no gluten free items. You are lying to your customers and making people sick. Super not cool.

Julia Summers

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