Top 19 Gluten-Free Lunch Spots to Enjoy in Uptown, Seattle

Renee Rinn

I was very skeptical to try this place because I have to eat gluten free due to having celiac disease. I was blown away at how amazing the service/staff, atmosphere, and food was! I informed the waiter that I was gluten free and he instantly removed the soy sauce from the table and brought me their house made gluten free soy sauce. 98% of their menu is gluten free and everything fried in the frier is gluten free. There is also a ton of vegetarian options. We ended up coming here twice on our trip to Seattle because it is THAT good! It’s about a 5 minute walk from the Climate Pledge stadium and they are opened late so this is a must after a hockey game. Some people have complained about the price but personally I would give my first born child to them just to eat their food.

Daritza Herrera

Amazing Indian food spot in the Seattle area! The food was super delicious. My favorite was the Dal (lentil) and chilli cheese kulcha - highly recommend trying these as well as the onion kulcha. The food was hot, flavorful, and the bread was fresh. Ordered medium, but tasted more like mild. Next time, will order hot/spicy. Lots of veg and gluten free options. Our server was friendly and attentive. Reasonable price. Street parking only. I absolutely love the decor and paintings of this restaurant- it made me appreciate the Indian culture and history a bit more.

Andrea S

Savory (not sweet) Thai food. Many Thai restaurants put too much sugar in their curry and noodle dishes. Not this one! It was so nice to have a savory Pad Thai and green curry. Lunch special was the perfect amount of food for $16.95. Both Vegan and Gluten free for the win! Did not like the QR code menu. Service was a little slow, but very friendly.

Sarah Joshi

Came here before a show at Climate Pledge and they were able to get us in when all other places in the area had an hour plus rate. Best panang curry I’ve ever had (and I eat a lot of Thai food). Gluten free options clearly marked on menu. Pad Thai was also very good. -1 star for pricing however, with each dish at $18-$20 it was very pricy compared to most Thai restaurants in the area.

Roy

Came here after visiting Chihuly garden and had some Gluten free pizza. They had two types of crust, we tried the regular and it was great.

Hannah Mork (Maximum)

We got the Prawn and Chive dumplings, Pork Belly Buns, Garlic Three Way Fried Rice, Scallop Prawn Gung Bao, and the Original Sin cocktail. Everything was very tasty. If you cannot do spice the Pork Belly Buns are a great choice. Two of three people in our party are gluten free and there were many options to cater to their allergies. The bartender even took time explain what the restaurants’ bar entailed and let us try a baijiu they have. They also have two clean bathrooms.

Kendra Sand

Very limited gluten free options (they offered nachos but without the black beans, or lemon tofu). All of the food was average. It was hard to find a service member to help and they have QR codes for the menu so you can just order and pay online which I found detracted from the experience of being with friends for a meal.

Nic Trout

TEARS OF JOY. Not only is the crispy garlic chicken gluten free, it is delicious. I never thought I would be able to eat this again. I was in Seattle for a week and ate this for every meal except two. Didn't get sick once. They are doing it right and I am so thankful.

Annelle Norman

Terrific, friendly and helpful staff. they were very helpful re gluten free (celiac) and the food was delicious.

Jordi Montes

This place is tasty and the staff are absolutely some of the friendliest people in the world. They made sure to accommodate my gluten free friend by making her a fresh single batch of chips to make sure they didn’t use the same oil as the other chips. I go here all the time now. Cool vibe too!

Cristobal Borges

Kabab has a gluten free menu which makes it very easy to order. I had the falafel salad plate and it was very good. Not a bad option for a touristy food court spot.

Julie Buchsbaum

The BEST neighborhood spot! Incredible savory food and baked goods that accommodate lots of different dietary restrictions (vegan, gluten free, etc.) as well as wonderful drinks, all served by a super friendly staff. The selections rotate frequently and are always interesting and superbly executed. The cafe space is airy and welcoming with lots of special touches from the art to the ceramic dishes. Cannot recommend enough!

Jesse Floyd

Stopped for a quick bite on a Sunday afternoon! Service was quick and good. I had a gluten-free veggie quiche and an 8 oz soy cappuccino, both were lovely. Spacious place with lots of seating, a few outdoor tables, and Wi-fi.

D T

I came with my sister and had the loveliest time! They had plenty of gluten free options, which was so great to see. The walnut shrimp was our favorite. We also got the green beans and the Kung Pao chicken and both were delicious. Would definitely recommend!

Anaïsa Visser

The food was excellent, the people were friendly and helpful, and they were able to accommodate my dietary restrictions (no gluten and no onion). Can’t wait to go back!

Kelsey Johnson-Salkeld

Gluten free pizza crust wasn’t very good. I’ve had better at Dominos. For the cost I will NOT be going back.

Leda Costa

The absolute BEST fried chicken I've had in all of Seattle. I would love to see a gluten free fried chicken option on their menu but if you don't have a dietary restriction you need to eat here.

Amanda Olsen

No gluten free options. Very sad.

Debra Dutton