Top 12 Gluten-Free Late-Night Spots to Enjoy in Adams, Seattle

chadshahan

Gluten-Free Mozzarella cheese served here. I talked to the chef about our Gluten Allergy, he was very receptive. Telling me that the Mozz. cheese was Gluten-free and that he would instruct the other chef to use a clean knife when cutting our pizza. We got the Margherita Pizza and it was delicious. I am rating the atmosphere 4 stars because the men's bathroom was a little neglected. Grab a pizza here and then see some live music at Tractor Tavern! You can park in-between these locations and easily walk to them.

Sarah Just

Perfect sandwiches and soup! And I’m so appreciative of the gluten free bread! My favorite is the hot & spicy with tomato soup.

Amber Chilcott

Really great dining spot in Ballard. Everything was so delicious! We had the potato wedges, charred broccoli with an amazing tahini sauce, mussels, pasta, and steak. Although not explicitly stated on the menu, they have gluten free options/accommodations as well! Parking was expectedly a bit tough in the area.

José Luis Fausto Martinez

10/10 Service. 9/10 Food. Im 100% coming back whenever I want sushi. From when you walk in you’re greeted. They’re busy because it’s good but they also only had one waiter so I understand a slow response. That’s acceptable but although they may be slow they’re responsive and super helpful. The waiter told me 3 times that she would get to us and I value that because it means she’s aware. When it came to ordering they accommodate gluten free options. They have a few options they can’t make gluten free but their menu tells you all about it. For example they easily substituted tempura shrimp with cooked shrimp. It was such a great experience with great food that wow I left feeling good!

Kat V.

This is an excellent place for tapas that has some gluten free, vegetarian, and soy free options. The staff is very knowledgeable about their ingredients.

Zoe M

This is the best sushi in Ballard. Shiku next door is more affordable but the menu at Moshi Moshi is very well developed and has things I don't see often, like omurice. They also have a designated gluten-free menu, cool atmosphere, and great service. It is a little pricy though, and I don't visit as often as I would like because of that.

Hannah Duckworth

Really great cocktails and food. Good selection for dairy and gluten free plates as well. The menu indicates which items are gluten free, which is great! The cocktails are pricey but worth it, and the wine list is also very good.

Trevor Park

Always a great spot to watch the game! Decent cocktail list, good cider and seltzer selection, and some solid gluten free options.

Wade G

Kind of makes me sad to do this. This lil Woody's has been my jam since we moved to Ballard. Every Wednesday I come here during my lunch break to get a nice little treat for myself. Since I'm gluten free it has been awesome having a good burger I can eat so easily available to me, that was until today. I came in today and got my favorite burger, the Trotter on a gluten free bun, and was very stoked. The heat has been kicking my butt so I was thrilled to just take thirty minutes to myself and enjoy one of my comfort foods. Sadly those hopes were dashed the second my food came to me. Not only was I given a normal bun, but also my burger had no burger. Instead it was just a soggy mess of toppings void a pattie, served in a bun that would cause me to recreate the scene from the exorcist in the lobby of this restaurant. So I go up to the front and tell the dude behind the counter that my burger has no burger and I'm pretty sure the bun is wrong. He apologized, honestly he was good and tried his best the fault was in the kitchen, and told me he'd get it fixed asap. Minutes later, not a good sign honestly, a burger is brought back to me. This burger is on a gluten free bun and does have a burger on it, but the bun is soaking wet and it's obvious from the messy state of the burger that they just scraped all the toppings off the first burger and chucked them on this one. If it was a gluten free bun I'd get it, but your kitchen should know if some one is ordering that they can't just cross contaminate like that. I didn't have time to argue the point so I tossed my burger and went back to work. It just breaks my heart that I can't trust this place any more. Don't eat here if you have any dietary restrictions, this place could care less about people like us.

Hana “Ash” Cooper

Great tacos. I have celiac disease and their tacos are safe. So they are gluten free also. They are really really good.

Linde Knighton

Recently I went to your restaurant and it was my first time eating out since I've been diagnosed with celiac disease I was more than a little afraid and so I sat down with my friends and looked at the menu and I thought there were things that I might be able to eat so I went ahead and ordered them but I told the waitress that I had celiac disease and that I was very very worried about getting gluten in my food and she was very encouraging we found out afterward that she had very graciously and very sweetly written on the order "Diner has celiac disease please don't kill her" I could have hugged the entire staff thank you.

Anna Branson

Came here with my family on Saturday and had a wonderful experience! My mom and I both have celiac disease, and our server, Mikayla, took great care of us! She made sure everything we ordered was gluten-free, warned us of the cross contamination with their fried foods, and suggested great options for us and the whole table. All the food was delicious, but the star was definitely the esquites corn appetizer and the verde and rojas salsa! Also their non-alcoholic cocktail was delicious. Special thanks to Mikayla for the wonderful service and making our experience delightful!