Top 6 Gluten-Free Kid-Friendly Spots to Explore in Lincoln

Elizabeth Viau

They say they have gluten free options but whatever you get it's without any seasonings. the have packets of gluten free soy sauce but don't cook with it. no gluten free chow main noodles or dedicated fryer. while I appreciate the effort, the food was just bland and disappointing.

Chris Brussow

Great place, very consistently good. I had them put the Cardinale (shrimp and scallops) over risotto for an amazing gluten free meal. Cesar wasn't great, I don't recommend it, but everything else was really good. Not too crazy expensive, but not cheap. High quality service. I was so impressed that I went back a second night, which is not something I do.

Lior Seidel

Great GF pizza!

Jay H.

Been to eat here quite a few times. Great serving size for the price paid. Staff has always been very pleasant. Because they are a ridiculously busy place when I have gone, staff sometimes aren't able to get back to you quicky which in case you need something, is not very much fun. There are a lot of food options and you will not leave hungry. They have gluten free bread and waffles which is an absolute plus for me. The pancakes and toppings always look delicious. Be prepared to wait for a table if you go on the weekend. This place is very popular and there will be a line or waiting list and sometimes it's long. One trip, we had a 45 minute wait. But in my opinion it was worth it as you just don't find many breakfast places anymore with good food, good quantities and at a fair price. Hate the wait, but it's worth it and as before, I will return!

Chris Moca

Such a wonderful find! We went there because the have lots of gluten-free items on their menu. I tried the hot honey chicken tacos and they were delicious!

Bonita DeMello

I've had great experience with Smithfield and Cranston Piezonis, but a horrible experience in Lincoln location. I have celiac disease and ordered a piezoni salad without pita and informed server it was an allergy (best way to simplify instead of describing autoimmune response before someone reads too much into it). Found not one, but a few croutons after eating for a few minutes. Blended in with the chicken and so I chewed one up as I realized. I was already at my next stop in North Providence so returning to complain wasn't an option. I have ordered this same salad at least 50 times at the Smithfield location and it doesn't come with croutons. It felt almost purposeful and I suffered because of that one little crouton.