Top 9 Gluten-Free Take Away Spots to Enjoy in Roosevelt, Seattle

colby ledbetter

Unfortunately while dining here I ordered a pasta and asked for them to make it gluten free, however once I received it the noodles were off so I made sure to ask again if it was gluten free in which he said “isn’t that what the menu says” (it said to ask for it to be gluten free) and he later confirmed it was not. He did take it off at the end of the meal and the other food like the artichoke was delicious, but this is a problem unfortunately.

Sievers

We were a little worried when the menu constantly mentions "organic" and "gluten-free"... Some places like that can be pretentious and the food is often disappointing... That wasn't the case here! The menu isn't smothered in meat, but they still offer plenty of options. Very tasty breakfast, although my boyfriend's egg still had very runny whites - but he didn't mind. The only thing was I wish the server mentioned the berry bar to us. We didn't notice it until we were leaving but apparently there's a berry bar with fresh fruit and cream to make yourself a little parfait kind of thing? I'm not sure because we didn't know it was there, but there's a sign that says "one visit to the berry bar per entree." The food was good enough that we will be back. And that berry bar is going to get some action next time!

Catherine Arley

The burgers are really good and vegan! The shakes are amazing and the staff are so kind. I have a gluten issue and they came to double check if cross-contamination was okay. Really appreciate that.

Ruth de la Giroday

Had a good burger, asked how they made the food to assess if I could eat it (as I have celiac disease) & staff were able to check for me without making me feel like a hassle. Burger was divine.

S C

Mediocre at best. I normally do not try restaurants that do not have an “excellent” safety rating (Sunlight is “good” which should have been my first red flag). All of the cutlery at the table was dirty. Crusted stuff glued on to the fork. Yuck. My son ordered the french toast and that was just a rubbery unappetizing disappointment. The french toast isn’t vegan or gluten free- but tastes sooo bad. Other dishes were lacking in taste and presentation. The server (blonde guy) was not very friendly. Not once did my table receive a refill on their waters either. I really wanted to like the place but it simply is not worth it.

Omar Beesley

Coconut chicken is very good and there are many gluten free options available.

Joel Wood

Great workers, variety, and ability to split cost while everyone can get what they want. Lots of great gluten friendly options too.

Debbie Perelman

One of my go to Thai food spots. Crispy garlic chicken, pad Thai, and Tom kha are my favorites. Highly recommend this spot!! They cater to allergen restrictions and have an understanding of gluten and dairy allergies and can accommodate.

Zee

They have an extensive menu that includes ramen, musubis, and sushi rolls. Notably, their late operating hours are a significant advantage. We were particularly impressed with the staff member who assisted us; he provided excellent service despite the busy environment. One suggestion for improvement would be to provide larger signs indicating which options are gluten-free.