Top 13 Gluten-Free Spots to Explore in Alabaster

Joanne Cory

We came here because I must eat gluten free and their website indicates a gluten free menu. We were not disappointed! They do indeed have a gluten free menu and the staff demonstrates a knowledge of what gluten is, unlike most Asian restaurants. The vegetables are all cooked so fresh and crispy. The egg drop soup is outstanding.

VaNisha Aguilar

The food is amazeballs!!! They have gluten free options and the drink are great and not too overly sweet.

Faith Mitchell

Don't eat here if you are gluten-free. Joe about killed me. I didn't make it out of the parking lot brfore I started getting a rash. This might be grotesque but the meal is now scattered across the parking lot. They had gluten-free on the menu but it was clearly heavy contaminated.

Ashraf Hijaz

Taziki’s Mediterranean Café Review Taziki’s is a refreshing break from the usual fast-casual spots, offering flavorful Mediterranean-inspired dishes with a healthy twist. The atmosphere is clean, relaxed, and family-friendly, making it perfect for a quick lunch or a casual dinner. The chicken kabobs are consistently juicy and well-seasoned, and the Greek salad with their signature dressing is always fresh and crisp. One of the standout dishes is the Taziki’s Signature Pasta — light, creamy, and full of flavor. Their homemade hummus and pimento cheese are also great options to start with. Service is typically fast and friendly, and the prices are reasonable considering the portion sizes and quality of ingredients. I also appreciate that they offer gluten-free and vegetarian options, which makes it easier to eat clean. Overall, Taziki’s delivers on taste, health, and hospitality — highly recommended for anyone craving Mediterranean comfort food with a modern touch.

DC777

I have nothing negative to say about Dominos. My wife has a health condition & shes unable to eat anything with gluten. She says every time we order the gluten free pizza , that its the best pizza shes ever had. The delivery people are always nice , kind , & professional. The pizzas are always hot & delicious. Not once , has the pizza been cold & not what we have ordered. Great job to the guys & girls

Dan Bethers

Great service, gluten free menu

Aynica Lockhart

We soooo wanted to like Ivy League. We are mead lovers! But THIS. IS. NOT. MEAD. Please do not judge mead as a whole by what Ivy League is producing. We are routing for the mead community. It is gluten free, it is the only alcohol I can drink. BUT this is not it. We gave them two tries over a year and it was worse the second time. We have visited over a dozen meaderies this year, all over the U.S. Ivy League is the worst mead we have ever tasted. It’s undrinkable. If you are new to mead, please don’t judge your experience on what they have to offer. You are better going to a liquor stores such as Hop City with a diverse mead selection. Some great meads to try are Dansk, Schramm’s, Moonlight, Chaucer’s, Charm City, Queen’s Reward, and so many others that are delicious. So many diverse flavors, whether sweet or dry, something for everyone. The bartender was very kind and gracious, she did not charge us for the flight that we could not drink. However, one of the owners was at the bar, and the children of the owner were there running amok. As we pulled up, we could see the owner screaming at the children to try to get them under control, but it did not present a very inviting drinking environment. The entire time that we were there, the children were screaming and running around and throwing balls at each other and both the parent and the bartender were trying to get them under control with no success.

Fannetra (ladykiradragon)

They have gluten free options if you have celiac/gluten allergy

Gilbert Delagarza

Their gluten free bread is very good! I wish they offered it more often though. There are times they are out so usually check the app before ordering. Their app seems to have been given a facelift recently, and is more stable now.

Cathy Chesser

I love Jacks fries 🍟 I have celiac disease. And, I've never had a problem eating Jacks Fries. Occasionally I will get a burger without a bun which is awesome!

Kem Kilgore

My favorite place to eat. Loss of gluten free options my favorite being the big baker potato with chicken or pork. It's a potato and half, enough for 2 people. Always great food, BBQ is fantastic.

Kimberly Coast

I am biased, I love Publix in general, but the Alabaster location has excellent Customer service. It is smaller than its sister stores, so there is a limited selection compared to the others, but they do an amazing job of stocking for the special market. From Kosher to Gluten Free. The company has been amazing at finding regional and local options for missing national brands. Even during these times. Definitely check out their Alabama section, and ask Produce for selection grown in the South.

Joanne Cory

The name fooled us as we were expecting barbecued food. It was more like Southern comfort food. We had lunch. The menu was limited but what we had was very good. Husband had chopped steak and gravey with mac and cheese and corn. I have to be gluten free so I had a selection of vegetable sides and northern beans. All tasted canned but were nice and hot. The standouts were the coleslaw and the sweet potato casserole. The disappointment was the mashed potatoes which were instant. They also offered fried catfish on the day we were there too which looked good. I understand the menu changes daily. Service was good and the prices were decent. The atmosphere is comfy and family friendly. They do have an area for a bar with a sign that says it's opening soon. There's plenty of space and I hope they succeed in filing it up!