Top 27 Gluten-Free Dining Spots to Explore in Five Points, Denver

Casey Cromwell

If you’re EVER near Denver, this is a must stop. I live in Colorado Springs and have already warned my partner that their gluten free Nutella pizza will be a pregnancy craving in the future we’re def driving for. 😂 They use gluten removed wheat starch from Italy (celiac safe but not safe for a wheat allergy) and separate prep areas and ovens for gluten free orders. Their fried eggplant is also one of the best meals I’ve ever had from a restaurant. They do have vegan cheese options too.

Lexy Donaldson

Everything here was amazing!! Our server Matt was incredibly helpful and detailed with navigating allergens on menu. They have so many gluten free options, without needing to modify or miss out on any of the dishes. The chicken, trout, and plantains were all exceptional, can’t wait to come back and try more!

Maureen Maycheco

We love Stem. I am gluten- and dairy-free and Stem is wonderful with dietary restrictions. 10/10 recommend. Don't skip the duck fat fries.

Claire Hunter

Perfect experience. Sold out matinee NYE event and Rachel managed to make us feel like we were the only people there. We had our own area to eat, drink, and celebrate my birthday. It's usually tough planning a birthday party on a holiday but Rachel made it the best executed birthday! Food was on point. The gluten free buns with he chicken sandwiches and gf pizza with pepperoni and hot honey were amazing. Separate fryer fries and caprese salad. Drinks were perfect. Sound system was so great. Love that this Denver gem is still great after all these years!

Collin Deal

Lots of gluten free options. Not exactly “cheap” but well worth it in my opinion. Wish more places were as gluten friendly!

Rob Web

we were looking for the best Thai food downtown and this place was it. the atmosphere is very open, with great decor and an open kitchen/bar in the center of the room. that being said, it wasn't loud and we were able to have a pleasant conversation seated by the wall. Our server was attentive to our dietary needs (gluten free) and preferences (ultra spicy). she made sure we would get food that we could eat and enjoy and even brought extra spice when requested. the food was tremendous, perfectly cooked noodles and balanced flavor.

Stephanie Yang

Fun ambiance and good tacos! The 100 coins margarita was fantastic. My favorite taco was the carnitas, however the Al pastor also cannot be missed! The birria taco was ok, but very expensive. They were great at accommodating our gluten free diet at the table.

Maggie

Gluten-free pizza here was delicious. It was sourdough crust and although it wasn’t gluten-free, it was still awesome. My fiancé had the regular pizza and he loved it even though he’s a pizza snob! Would go back, especially since it’s kind of airport friendly close so a nice place to stop before or after you pick up a friend. It’s counter order and stuff was friendly.

Jason “Face” Fodor

Organic food, gluten free options for dessert and a full bar make this place a great choice for dinner. But... there is also the Jungle Room with an open mic, poetry readings, and karaoke. Upstairs is a venue for live music and dancing (including big name bands when they were new like Screaming Trees). You won't find high fructose corn syrup here!

Emily Schromm

Gluten free pizza FTW Vegan cheese if you wanna be the most Been in denver 10+ years and love this little staple holding down some real good energy in RiNo

nicole green

Gluten free chicken & waffles

Anna

Stowaway was a spectacular find! A very popular spot with incredibly delicious and unique food options. We all thoroughly enjoyed our breakfast choices, not only would we return but we would absolutely order the same dishes again! They also had plenty of gluten free options. Our waitress was super sweet and on top of it adding to the great experience!

Jen G

A perfect place to have a work place gathering. Enjoyed having a family style meal with the group. A ton of dietary options for those who have restrictions to their diet. Our group had vegetarians and those who have gluten intolerance. The staff made the experience even better. If you like a unique drink you need to stop here, and have one. I would highly recommend a stop. It will be a must stop on each trip to the city.

Shabana

Usually always packed. Not much for gluten free options here. Over crowded atmosphere, loud and pretty on par for all the other food court type places in Denver. Nothing to write home about really. It is…. Eh.

Jennifer Buckley

They came out to our neighborhood food truck night. The food was SO DELICIOUS and fresh! I loved that they had gluten free options. It was one guy in the truck cooking and taking orders, and was surprisingly very quick given the amount of people ordering. Highly recommend!

Patrik Erlmann

Loved the whole experience! The food was great, the service excellent and the place hustled and bustled. Loved the Mimosa selection and the gluten free options.

Zach Siegrist

Cauliflower breakfast flat bread is absolutely a must. I’m not even gluten free but wow it’s good! We got ours with sausage. The drinks are decent (they do not have espresso for martinis and even the “cold brew” listed on the menu is just a cold water French press according to the waiter...). Service was okay, and atmosphere was just perfect. Directions/signage to get to this place is difficult and could be improved significantly but maybe they want to remain low key? Overall 4/5

Celeste Cole

The staff make or break an experience like this and the staff here are great- very knowledgeable and friendly! 4 stars only because the amount of salt on everything. The vegetable dishes were almost too salty to eat even with the wine pairing, and the rest of the dishes could have done with less as well. The fennel tube was not great, and the wine pairing with the sea bass was odd- though that may be because we subbed out the lamb portion of the menu. Extremely accommodating to a gluten allergy and took extra care to advise about each dish served. Overall a fun and unique Denver experience.

Miri Meshchaninov

Campo has such fresh food and amazing smoothies! The owner works behind the counter and makes some of the food, and you can quite literally taste the love and dedication he puts into every order he prepares. The peanut butter and chocolate smoothie was delicious and the avocado toast ( on gluten free bread )is a must!

Kaleb Bravo

This is a very nice burger joint. Sapphire was my party's waitress and she was very nice and informative. The atmosphere is great as well. However, their food doesn't seem to be consistent. My stepmother and I both got the Jammin' Poblano Burger (medium rare), and while mine was appetizing, my stepmother noted that it was bland, not seasoned, and oversauced. Also, they have next to no gluten-free options and they did not minimize cross-contamination well (I had stomach issues after eating).

Natalia Story

A fantastic addition to the Italian food scene in Denver, located in the casual setting of Zeppelin Station. They make their own pasta (the gluten one) and all their own sauces. The pesto sauce is fantastic, the carbonara sauce is amazing, the bolognese sauce is amazing — and then you can also add an entire burrata ball on top of your dish too! Super creamy and decadent. The carbonara is probably my #1 recommendation, with that salty pancetta and runny egg. I also love all their gluten-free options. I’ve tried about 3 different gluten-free pastas here — and they were all good. Yes, they use packaged ones for this, but it’s the only way to prevent cross-contamination in the kitchen. I do appreciate the effort they put into providing excellent pasta dishes for GF peeps like me.

Ben Miller

Lovely little British gem serving up British classics including a FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST. Gluten warriors beware the bangers have some sourdough in them. Other than that everything was fantastic! Lovely waitresses both visits and great vibe overall.

MacKenzie Heeney

Wow. Hands down, best meal in Denver. Farm to table clearly fresh ingredients with unique flares to each dish made every bite something to look forward to. We did the fresh bread (they whipped out hot gluten free roles on a request too) raw bar, waygu, lump crab cake, chicken, sausage, & the CREAMED CORN with crisp cocktails and a couple well paired bottles of wine. Don’t skip on dessert!! Special thank you to Hannah & Chef Amos for making the experience so much fun, educational, and welcoming. We had a blast! Will be back!

Lynn Trollope

The cheeseburger with a gluten free bun was so good! I was so happy to have a gluten free bun that didn't fall apart and tasted like bread.

Felipe Romo

Usually, we love eating at Vero, but this visit was disappointing. We sat at the bar and specifically asked the person at the register to let us know when the pizza came out of the oven so it wouldn’t get cold. Unfortunately, the pizza was cold when it arrived. The crust had too much flour underneath and my partner’s gluten-free pizza was burnt, with unmelted cheese. Overall, it was a terrible experience.

Susan Jacobson

Wow! OK, first things first, is the food good?! HELL YEAH! We had the tastiest chicken caesar here. The basil pesto as a little extra on the chicken, the capers, the thinly sliced red onion, not to mention the delicious greens makes this a stand out dish from your run of the mill caesar salad. And I also had the gluten free mini power muffin which was a total treat! Not too sweet, but creamy and nutty and just... YUM. But to add to the good food is the ethos behind Farm and Market - they have an onsite, hydroponic farm that is right there, next to the dining space - all organic, pesticide free veggies with the highest nutrients. This is the future of farming and making the best use of our city spaces, not to mention food that is good for you :-) Thank you Farm & Market!

Anita Wilcox