Top 16 Gluten-Free Spots to Explore in Calabasas

Lauren S

Excellent tasting pizza, especially the one with a gluten-free crust! It was pricey but good ones are hard to find. Regular pizza prices are reasonable.

A Colaco

Found this restaurant through both a Google Maps search of “gluten free” restaurants and confirmation via the “Find Me GF” app. I was pleasantly surprised to see the number of GF offerings — and the care taken by the team — the menu was clearly labeled and I felt like the team cared about providing good food. However, for the price of $28 dollars for a GF pizza (which was no bigger than 6 slices), I truly expected a lot more flavor and quality of dough. This pizza, while I appreciated the offerings of toppings and creativeness of pizza creations, the crust was overcooked on the bottom, bland, and all around in memorable. Thinking it was only my GF pizza what was lacking flavor, I asked my dinner companions who had the roasted chicken and a salad — and both reported than while the dishes were “fine”, they were not worth the price point. I share this review recognizing that restaurants can have off nights — we all ate our meals and expressed no concerns to the team at the restaurant because maybe our expectations on flavor were not what the restaurant offers. The ingredients appeared fresh and the service was lovely. I would simply note that for the food we experienced, we would probably go somewhere else if we visited the area again.

Greg Walker

It was a very crowded and cold night, but they found room for us on the patio which was remarkably comfortable. My wife had the Ciopino and I did shrimp and scallops. For dessert, creme brulee was the only gluten free option, so my wife got that and I had key lime pie. Both were very good. We enjoyed the evening very much.

Marcos Almonte Perez

Celiac and Gluten free friendly! Menu clearly identifies what is GF. Gluten Free pancakes and other items. Service was definitely 5 stars. They communicated timely and effectively. Well run restaurant.

M Shapira

Mostly good but wish they offered gluten free soy sauce.

Arnold M

Poor people stay away! This is not for you, nor was it for me. This place makes Whole Foods look like a homeless shelter. This bougie grocery store sells 8 liquid ounces of saffon-infused blackberry juice in a bottle covered in pretentious cringe phrases for $16 whole dollars. This place sells many products that use clever marketing to take advantage of scientifically-illiterate paranoid upper class suburbanites who are trying to avoid "nasty oils", want to drink "hyper-oxygenated water", or think that GMOs are evil. If you want a singular gluten-free raw organic celestially-infused sesame seed for $9.99 then you will find it here. This place is a symbol of the classist dystopia that Los Angeles is becoming, a city of the haves and have-nots. We must rise up and return the power to the working class

Curt Mader

My wife and I have been here a few times and we have never been disappointed by food or the service! They have some great gluten free options on the menu too!

Jenae Lien

Ralph’s as a whole has really stepped up its grocery game. This store is no different! Huge aisles full of anything you’re looking for. Tons of vegan options, gluten-free alternatives. Variety is key here. I was amazed at the dairy-free milk options they have. Prices are fair with lots of sales happening throughout the store. Definitely sign up with their point system to get the coupon rewards. Excellent fresh flower section, lots of balloons available to choose from. They also have a fresh deli and food section with a salad bar and lots of healthy options. Get lost in their alcohol variety! About 3 rows dedicated to alcohol, amazing selections. Buy 6 bottles of wine or beer mix and match and get 30% off, typically a free wine bag to for those bottles. Super friendly employees. I bought a week’s worth of groceries, and they didn’t mind helping with bagging. There’s a bathroom here, lots of free parking out front.

Hannes Bend

Friendly staff, tasteful space, good matcha and a few gluten-free muffin options!

maayan mcabian

Such amazing food! Honestly I was blown away. The braised short rib dish was delicious. So many gluten free and vegan options as well. The gluten free flat bread was yummy! Kale-abasas salad super fresh and good. Hudson the waiter was THE BEST. So fun and good energy. Helped us w menu and made awesome suggestions. Came here by chance and so happy we did. We will be back for sure.

agnese cimino

The best salad I ate in California! I ordered a salad with tuna (I have celiac disease and couldn't taste their sandwiches😭) but it was a great alternative! Congratulations to the girl who modified the seasoning to make it totally gluten-free, thanks for your attention!

Kermit Fry

Dianna Kaffka-Weber

We come here several times a month for at least 8 years. The staff is always friendly and the food is always fresh. They work with our gluten free needs (tamari sauce) and the prices are average for the area.

Cary Brown

TRADER JOE'S Calabasas location is large, well stocked, with fast checkout and gentle pricing. The chain has company owned stores in the US approaching 600; California about 200. The chain's single most difficult problem is parking. Busy stores, small parking lots. However, once you're in the store things move quickly. The selection is first quality with essentials, as well as, unique vegan, gluten free, and low salt products. Many of the store brands are sessional. Shelves are constantly restocked, so there are friendly, knowledgeable people, on the floor to help you find what your looking for. The cashiers, usually accompanied by baggers, gets you out of the store quickly. If you request, a bagger will move your order to the car. STUFF:The best time to visit TJ's is early in the morning. Everything is ADA compatible.

J Delaney

I’d been here before for brunch and it was spectacular, but came recently for a weekday lunch and it was pretty disappointing. Still a great atmosphere and outdoor eating area but the latte was burnt and the brisket plate wasn’t particularly tasty or worth the price. You order via a QR code but the items lack descriptions and have some confusing options (e.g. the brisket plate asked about if I wanted my sandwich bread gluten free). Beyond that, it was hard to get things like water or even takeout containers for leftovers (had to stand in line for a long time at the bar just to get these because the waiter said they couldn’t get them)

Heather Mueller