Top 19 Gluten-Free Dinner Spots to Delight in Central District, Seattle

kate mw

Amazing food. Went for lunch and had great service. Got the Doro Wat and Shiro Wat and they were each amazing. There were plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. Would definitely come back! There is also gluten-free injera which was cool.

Gloria Stewart

Ashton Miller

Old school diner vibes. Solid menu options which include gluten free, vegetarian and vegan.

Lauren Freeman

Kathleen Wadsworth

Jonathan Carrol

Donald Wilson

Mary Mc

Linda Redman

Loren Brown

This place has gone downhill recently. Just had Sunday brunch with 2 friends. 1 drink order was wrong. A bloody merry order came out with 80% concentrated mixer. It was visibly green and un drinkable. The “corrected” drink order was the wrong size and the replacement bloody merry order came out 15 minutes later and after our food was out. The food was mediocre at best. The sandwich we ordered with a gluten free bread substitution came out as 2 separate sandwiches on 4 pieces of gluten free bread. They separated the guts of one sandwich to make 2 crappy sandwiches for no reason we could think of. Just bizarre. Service was slow (Not unexpected for a Sunday brunch). The building is falling apart (The stairs to the bathroom are dangerous). This place used to be great. It’s a real bummer.

Karin Wheeler

Brian Thompson

Olivia Szendey

They used to have a decent gluten free pizza crust, but unfortunately the recipe changed and it tastes the same quality that you could get frozen. I enjoy their pizza but at 26 + $4 surcharge for mid to poor quality gf crust its absolutely not worth it. Don't you just love paying extra for something that is smaller and worse quality. Just wanted to give a heads up for any other celiacs out there! I emailed asking if they might consider changing it back and did not get a response.

Brandy Maldonado

Hunter

So good, and didn’t poison me! I have celiac disease so that’s a very big win for me. They are completely gluten free. My boyfriend who is also celiac called and asked about how they prepare the food, it sounds like there is some minimal potential for exposure (they work in a kitchen where other people are cooking with gluten, so while no gluten touches their food or equipment there’s the potential for like bits of flour dust in the air and low chance things like that happening) but for me personally it’s within my risk profile and I am unharmed after eating here! :) Very reasonable prices as well! $20 for a meat and 2 sides. Just keep in mind there isn’t really a place to sit, you grab your box and go, but the food is absolutely worth it. There’s a cute little park a couple minutes walk away with tables that worked perfectly. Highly highly highly recommend!! The cornbread is gluten free and tastes great and the ribs are amazing

Tonya Mc

Georgia M

added pictures as a testament to how many times we’ve eaten here. yes they’re all different days the first time we went in because we were broke, had just moved into an apartment nearby, and wanted to watch the game. we only ordered drinks that day, but we saw and *smelt* what everyone around us was ordering, and vowed to come back and eat when we could afford it. i take a picture every time for the memories, hence how they’ve accumulated. i’m sure ive missed some out as well. we get the meat platter which is what you see here. when we’re on a smaller budget we get the veggie platter, which is also very good. the service here is always excellent. they make you feel like a welcome friend. they offer gluten free injera if you need it. a good selection of draft beer, and i love their spiced ice tea. thankful for this place on a rainy day. we will be sad when we move away someday.

Brian Schell

Amy Jackson