Top 5 Gluten-Free Lunch Spots to Enjoy in Creston - Kenilworth, Portland

Sarah Salerno

Best chill spot for a quick snack/breakfast on your way through town.Their Vito Avocado toast has amazing flavor and they only use gluten free bread for it which is amazing. All of their drinks are to die for!!!

Emily Ray

Best of Italy is the best cheese pizza ever! And try the cauliflower gluten free crust...you won't be disappointed. The pasta is great too! Take home or dine in you'll be absolutely stuffed and have leftovers too.

jason allen

The service was excellent. I was practically the only person there. The staff was friendly. The atmosphere was not warm. But it's a cold blustery day and the door was a little drafty. It'd be nice if there was some kind of heat source inside here to make it feel cozy. I know that's difficult with an open kitchen because it might be an overheating for the cooks. In terms of the ramen itself, I have to say that I did not have the authentic noodles and had their gluten-free version. Their gluten free version was made out of tofu, which I'm not crazy about on principal, but it actually had quite a good and interesting texture. Kind of reminiscent of sweet potato noodles without the transparency. Their broth was tasty but vinegary. It did not have a tremendous amount of depth. It wasn't rich in the way of fatty thickness or so on. I had the g-speciall ramen. I assume they didn't add sesame paste and that was one of the factors. But I didn't feel like it was a long steeping of a lot of different meat richness & minerality making up this broth. Perhaps I ordered the wrong broth? Definitely on the upper end of price for ramen in Portland.

Irene Hofstedt (Dragoneer Irako)

You can ask for gluten free options and they are willing to modify dishes to be low fodmap friendly. They also do cute latte art on their drinks.

kea kaha

Little hole in the wall, great food, freshly made. And there are gluten-free options.