Top 17 Gluten-Free Spots with Outdoor Seating to Enjoy in Jollyville, Austin

Jeff B

My favorite spot in Austin! Fantastic food that is 100% gluten free, great drinks and sunset on the patio can't be beat.

Suzanne Stratton

Tristan was amazing. Great service and d very attentive to our gluten allergy

Melissa Main-Munoz

Delicious unique foods, fast food speed in kitchen. Good music the 3 times I've been here. Big fan, lots of gluten free options. Not the most comfy seats but outdoor patio option is nice. Recommend 👌

larry linenschmidt

Superb, healthy food. Mostly gluten free options.

Taye Im

What a Hidden Gem! As someone who has traveled across the U.S. and dined at over 200 Thai restaurants, I can confidently say I know my Thai food. Only about 5% of places make it to my coveted 5-star list—and this food truck is one of them! The flavors here are absolutely amazing, proving that great food doesn’t need a fancy restaurant setting. The menu may be limited, but everything is 100% gluten-free and packed with flavor. We tried the Pad Thai, Pad See Ew, and Papaya Salad, and every dish was fantastic. The portions were generous, the seasoning was on point, and the overall quality blew us away. To top it off, the service was exceptional. I had the chance to chat with the owner, who is as sweet as she is passionate about her craft. If you’re looking for outstanding Thai food—especially if you need gluten-free options—this place is a must-try. Don’t miss it!

Patrice Werner

We hadn’t been to Manuel’s for a while, so we were delighted that this north Austin staple still has delicious Mexican food and impeccable service. Strongly recommend the mole enchiladas. It was packed on a Sunday night, so reservations are important. There’s plenty of parking, accessibility, and vegetarian and gluten free options.

Monique Limon

Today was the 1st time I've tried Gluten-free Chow FUN noodles stir fry w/ Lemon Basil sauce was AMAZING! Service was fast, friendly and overall great! I'll definitely be back w/ my family! This pic doesn't serve justice- the serving size is HUGE and you will have "planned abundance " for next day's lunch.

Jenny Martinez

Went to Juliet Italian Kitchen in the Arboretum with a large group from work. It was nice to have a private room so we didn't have to worry about being a nuisance to others. However, there was no ventilation, and the crowded room quickly became uncomfortable. The food was delicious; one friend was very pleased to have a tasty gluten free option.

Shawnassy Aranda

It was my first time here, and I have a gluten restriction, so I got the Iced Berry Green Tea, which was good and not too sweet like most places, and the Falafel bites, which were sooo good, but only came with 3 (as an appetizer, I understand, but it's almost $8 for just 3 of them). I also got some of their regular fries, which were nicely seasoned, but a bit thin for my preference, and not as good reheated. A bit on the pricey side for me, but if you like Greek food, this is a good place to go. The service is a food truck in a little open space with other food trucks. Not a lot of parking, so taking it to go is probably best, and the only shade are trees if you do decide to sit at one of the tables in the common area.

Rosie Tsureai

Poke House Balcones poisoned my fiance. My fiance has Celiac Disease, and cannot eat anything with gluten in it. Most commercial soy sauce contains gluten, meaning that most forms of sushi are not safe. We walked in, clearly stated we needed gluten free food, and were told that all the mix-ins were gluten free. They were not, and now my fiance is hunched over in pain. Most places, if they have a gluten free option, will list it on their menu. Poke House does not. I dug into their website and found a link to an allergy report that's not even part of their site. If you have any food allergies consult that paper before ordering because the staff are clueless and will cause you harm.

Courtney Lougheed, M.A.

Their wine list keeps improving, and their gluten free pizza is probably some of the best I've had in Austin.

Catherine Glazier

The service is always excellent, the food is packed with flavor and the staff goes above and beyond to make sure you’re satisfied. I have Celiac and have always felt safe eating here

A H

*Knocked down one star because we came here specifically for the gluten free dumplings on their website and they don’t have those anymore. I don’t think this is a good place for celiac but if you are intolerant they did have a few options and I was told they can make some things gluten free if it’s just a matter of sauces. I got the (gf) Korean rice cakes with chicken and really enjoyed it. Husband got the Fat Dragon ramen with chicken and it was very good too. Overall delicious!

Mary Priscilla Garcia

Great service, great food and easy to make gluten free by removing the bun.

D T

The sandwich shop opened recently and I love it!! The sandwiches were delicious, the service was great, and they have gluten free bread!!!

Mandy Russell

My mom and I visited right before the lunch rush. I didn’t see any gluten free bread. I wasn’t sure about the Cauliflower pizza crust, but I got a salad instead. We ordered the ultimate salad (without croutons) and a fruit bowl to share. That salad was huge. It had a ton of meat. They tossed it with the prefect amount of salad dressing. Usually I have to ask for extra at other places. The fruit was perfect. Just crisp enough with the sweetness. The staff was very friendly and answered the many questions I had about ingredients and food prep. We will definitely be back.

Chris Campbell

Loving the gluten-free pizza crust and buy one get one free deal on Wednesdays