Top 4 Gluten-Free Lunch Spots Across Town Center, Columbia

Christopher Moakler

I love BIBIBOP. I have celiac’s disease so finding restaurants is really difficult. But BIBIBOP is 100% gluten free! I love their food especially some of the new things they recent added to their menu.

alphatrinity777

Andrew was a great server and made sure dietary restrictions -gluten free-were taken care of.

Jerry Lefever

Fantastic Italian themed restaurant with delicious food and friendly service. Great place for a family celebration or just a quiet dinner with your partner. Always wonderful service from the entire staff. Our son is Gluten Free and the chef comes out to talk with my son and ensure us that he is paying attention to his needs.

Danny Miller

I have chosen to give Mod pizza 5 stars primarily due to: 1) quality of pizza for price and 2) quality of gluten free accommodations. For about $10, I got a very big gluten free pizza loaded with tons of expensive toppings and deliciously cooked in a woodfire oven. Other restaurants that offer gluten free pizzas usually give personal sizes with a much smaller diameter, charging 2-3 dollars for each additional topping. Not Mod. Great pizza, great price!

Jaime Bell

Nice variety of gluten free options. Attentive staff and nice atmosphere.

Sandra Norum

Overall, I would give this restaurant a 5/5 star rating. The chai was fantastic, the gluten free curry was delicious, and the service was excellent.

Katharina Richard

Great place for weekend Dim Sum!!! Can't wait to try it for dinner, too. The staff are super friendly, both towards grown-ups and children. The bathrooms are clean. The menu has options for everyone, including Gluten-Free :-) Everything we tried for Dim Sum was out of this world! Especially great soup dumplings, green beans, and BBQ pork buns. Outdoor seating available. Saw other guests with dogs.

Eddie Anderson

They were well organized and provide great service. My wife had the gluten free fish and chips. What a surprise. Would highly recommend.

davelin315

Really enjoyed the food here. Have some gluten free crepe options closer to home but stopped here during a soccer tournament. Can't say how careful they are for celiac but they do have gluten-free options that were very good. My son uad a waffle, I had the turkey and egg crepe and then we split a cheesecake crepe. Staff was also really nice and the restaurant is very clean and comfortable, can tell everyone cares about what they do.

Rhonda Hammonds

Went in on a week night. Just missed happy hour. I sat at the bar to dine in and the bartenders were delightful. The food was delicious and I appreciate the fact that they have gluten free fish. I didn’t care for the packets of hot sauce in the dish as I had a time opening since I don’t want to bite the package on but I made it work. The drinks were mid and could’ve been a bit stronger.

Gats N.

Food was amazing and so was the atmosphere and restaurant setting! Also with parking close by makes it an added bonus. We had a great waiter, Saby!!! I highly recommend this restaurant for all, families, couples, friends...vegans, vegeterians, gluten-free patrons...etc...enjoy!

Sarah Carver

Nice restaurant with a modern feel. Has a good amount of gluten free options. I thought the food was pretty solid, but it could have been better for the price.

Dario Newhouse

Hilary F

Pros: fresh ingredients, tastes good, healthy, almost the whole menu can be gluten free, good location! Cons: Slow and out of order service (person behind me in line had their toast prepared before mine), expensive, limited menu items

Jules Shepard

I have celiac disease, so I research menus before dining. The menu at The Food Market very clearly states that certain menu items may be made "gluten free." We reserved a table and I attempted to order items that were marked as being able to be made gluten free, informing the server that I had celiac disease. Later he returned saying that they couldn't be made for me because they were just "gluten-friendly." The manager came to talk to me (at my request) and said they distinguish between some foods being "gluten-free" and some being "gluten-friendly." That is not acceptable. No where on the menu is this distinction made, and it shouldn't have to be. If a restaurant is going to make foods for people who can't have gluten, they shouldn't make them "gluten-lite". There's plenty of training available for chefs to learn how to appropriately create and serve safe and interesting dishes for people who can't have gluten or other dietary restrictions; MenuTrinfo/Allertrain is the most well-respected. They should get trained. As it was, I was left with little choice on the menu and the dish I was served was bland and over-cooked. The manager did bring us free wine to make up for the disappointment, so I appreciate their efforts in that regard, but they can and should do better with the menu labeling and recipe creation.

Courtney Carpenter

Was not notified that the chickn patty was changed and they are now using what seems like a gluten containing gardien patty without updating the website and allergen menu. I ordered it to be gf. I called the location I ordered at and they told me it was the same patty. They are different shapes and thicknesses how could this be the same patty? So did the patty change and the allergen menu is no longer accurate or did someone at that store just grab something off the shelf to that wasn’t the gf patty and decide it was good enough? Will never eat here again. Be wary of a lawsuit from someone who is worse off from gluten than I am if you dont change your allergen menu and website Plnt burger because this could really make someone ill.

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