Top 11 Gluten-Free Dinner Spots to Delight in Sumner

Rebecca Owens

One of my favorite places to safely eat gluten free pizza

Michael Newman

Excellent pizza options. Gluten free and dairy free options as well.

Jess Scow

Huge portion sizes. Jayden was our server, and she was so sweet! They were really busy, but we felt comfortable, and the wait didn't bother us. We were able to sit down right away and were very happy with the gluten-free options. Thanks!!

Stephanie Coppinger

Five stars is not enough! First off Fat Zach’s was nothing but wonderful to work with not only leading up to but also on our wedding day! Their pizzas were to die for and I heard from several guest that not only did they LOVE the pizza (especially the pickle pizza) but that they were very accommodating when asked for a gluten free pizza as well, as we had not planned for this. Thank you Fat Zach's Crew! We will definitely be referring all our friends and family to Fat Zach’s Pizza.

Tim Hillebrant Jr

A five star find if ever there was one- Food, service, atmosphere were great! They have some gluten free menu items which is a huge plus. Portions and food quality more than matched the price point. Will definitely be going back!

Vibhav Bhargave

I've had gluten-free crust at several pizza places. And the one that I had at Trackside is one of the best. Their house-made sauce is also really good. This is a gem of a place in downtown Sumner!

Jason Kay

Delicious Italian food in a casual atmosphere. They deserve their great reputation. Particularly good at handling gluten-free customers. They can make almost anything on the menu gluten-free.

Kevin Idzi

Was passing through Sumner when I walked into this treasure. Yummy hamburger, electric slide. Very tasty and I liked that the bun is deemphasized so you can enjoy the pieces of the hamburger. It is served by itself with a knife and fork because it is a tasty messy burger! But the best part is just the overall unique menu, and sensitivity to gluten free treats which is not seen often and great for my wife.

Julz Carey

Went for a late lunch, was seated within 10 minutes even without reservations. I have Celiac, so attention to cross contamination is crucial for me. As always, the kitchen provided a fabulous meal. I'll be back!

Carolynn Worthen

My friend and I met up for brunch this last weekend, but the place we were going was unexpectedly closed for the weekend. We looked across the street and saw a huge 'Brunch Sat &Sun' banner at Oxbow and figured we'd give it a try. What a strange experience. First off, they DO NOT serve brunch. They have a menu that says brunch at the top, but it is a dinner menu. Not a single egg is on this menu. No sandwiches. Instead there's ravioli, steak frite, and fish and chips. I have a gluten sensitivity, so I try to avoid it where I can, but there were very few items on the menu that were gluten free, aside from salad or steak.... and I came in wanting brunch.... I ordered 2 items from the appetizer menu (clam chowder and BLT bao buns). These were not appetizers. The clam chowder was a very large bowl (and clam chowder is not a sharing dish, so that doesn't make sense), and the bao buns were 3 bao tacos, basically. Both tasted good, but the pork belly in the bao buns was grilled, and the fat was not well rendered. My friend had prawns and fries. The prawns were breaded and deep fried. This was served with cocktail sauce (??), and the fries were sad floppy little shoestrings. We also had bottomless mimosas, which were good. We both had 3, which to me justifies the cost of $18 (most places i go charge between $6 and $8 for a mimosa).Overall cost was way too high, as we walked out of brunch with a bill over $100... Definitely won't be returning, particularly not for 'brunch'.

S Schmeckpeper

Beautiful, respectful, and friendly staff. Made accommodations for Gluten free food.