Gluten free options at restaurants near me

Gluten-free foods don’t have to be boring—especially in Orlando. There’s no shortage of yummy gluten-free restaurants in Orlando. You just have to know where to find them. And lucky for you, we do!

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Gluten Free Pizza Restaurants
The Best Gluten-Free Restaurants in Orlando
What can I serve to someone who is gluten
How do you eat gluten
Can a celiac go to a restaurant?
What fast food can I eat with celiac?

From tacos to pizza and everything in between, we’ve rounded up the best spots for you and your gluten-free friends to grab a bite to eat.

Our Fave Gluten-Free Restaurants

Alex’s Fresh Kitchen is serving up delicious vegan and gluten-free alternatives to some of your favorite foods. Everything from savory chicken sandwiches to sweet peanut butter cakes. You can even get their famous burgers completely gluten-free! So no matter what your mouth is watering for, this cozy cafe is sure to have something that cures your cravings.

Gone are the days you have to read every ingredient on the menu, searching for a gluten-free meal. At Too Much Sauce, every one of their signature bowls is 100% gluten-free. Known for their incredible flavors, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. But, if you are not sure where to start, we recommend the Beef Stroganoff or Spicy Jambalaya.

Being gluten-free doesn’t mean you have to skip out on tasty treats like shakes, waffles, and teas. The Daily Dose Winter Springs has made gluten-free and plant-based desserts a reality. We also recommend trying out one of their fruit bowls. You won’t regret it. Trust us!

Super Rico Colombian Street Food is serving up authentic Colombian street food inspired by the owners’ family recipes. The best part? Almost anything on their menu can be made gluten-free—from burgers to empanadas and everything in between.

If 100% gluten-free is what you’re looking for, Fresh Kitchen is the place. They specialize in building your own styled bowls, where all ingredients are entirely gluten-free. The perfect spot for those with strict dietary restrictions but who don’t want to sacrifice delicious foods.

📍 2855 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32806

Gluten-free food has never looked so good. At Hunger Street Tacos, they strive to celebrate modern Mexican art while serving authentic foods found in the streets of Mexico City. Known for their tacos, you can’t go wrong with any menu item. The best part: there are vegan and gluten-free options.

Hidden inside Disney Springs, you’ll find Enzo’s Hideaway—a speakeasy-inspired tunnel bar serving up Italian dishes. Because pasta is a considerable portion of the menu, it’s refreshing knowing they offer gluten-free pasta alternative, the perfect food choice to pair with their house-made sangria.

Thanks to Bagel King Bakery, bagels are a staple breakfast food that everyone can enjoy. This minority, woman, and family-owned business serves over twenty-four bagel flavors and a gluten-free Udi bagel option. Eat it with cream cheese or make it a sandwich, you can’t go wrong. But, whatever you do, don’t skip on their iced coffees!

SOHO Juice Company is an allergen-focused marketplace serving plant-based smoothies, superfood Açaí bowls, and cold-pressed juices. The best part, everything is vegan-friendly, gluten-free, and dairy-free. So when we say there truly is something for everyone here, we mean it.

Crêpes, croissants, and pastries—oh my! My French Cafe Orlando is the top place to grab freshly baked-daily treats you’d find in an authentic French café. But wait, it gets better! This cozy café is turning brunch up with their mimosa flight, served with a bottle of bubbles and fresh fruit juices.

Thirty cupcake flavors every day—sounds like a dream. Sweet by Holly is winning for its creative flavors and dietary inclusivity. They have an assortment of gluten-free cupcakes and cakes available for pick up or delivery. Whichever delivery option you choose, you won’t miss these crazy good flavors like rocky road and banana pudding.

Another tasty treat you don’t have to miss out on just because you’re gluten free. Authentic French Macarons from Le Macaron are made fresh daily with gluten-free ingredients. With inventive flavors like mango jam, basil white chocolate, and key lime-strawberry you won’t want to miss out on these pastries.

Gluten Free Pizza Restaurants

Brick & Fire is a cozy pizzeria known for handmade dough and brick-fired cooking. With everything freshly made to order, you can request gluten-free alternatives. On top of being inclusive of all dietary restrictions, they also have unbeatable daily deals like 75 cent wings on Wednesdays and unlimited wine refills for $6 on Thursdays.

Pizza at Lake Eola is making pizza personal to you. Whether your picky about your toppings or a lover of gluten free crust, you’ll always be happy with a customizable made-fresh pizza for this grab-and-go pizzeria. They also have a cauliflower rice pizza bowl, bringing a healthy alternative to traditional pizza!

Gluten-free pizza sounds great, but why stop there? At Pops Pizzeria’s pizza window, you can also grab a gluten-free calzone if you call and order two days ahead of time. Located in the heart of Mills 50, it’s in a prime location. So grab a slice (or a whole box), and check out the local bars in the area.

The Best Gluten-Free Restaurants in Orlando

There’s no shortage of tasty gluten-free restaurants in the Orlando area. If we missed one of your favorites, let us know by following us on Instagram @StuffToDoInOrlando and tagging us in your must-try spots.

What can I serve to someone who is gluten

People with this condition must eat gluten free meals. If there is any gluten in the meal, they may suffer painful symptoms..

Fresh meat, fish, fruit, and vegetables..

Eggs and cheese..

Rice, corn, soy, and potato products..

Flours made from rice, corn, soy, and potato..

How do you eat gluten

Eating Out: 7 Tips For Staying Gluten-Free.

Choose the right kind of eating establishment. ... .

Call Ahead. ... .

Dine early or late. ... .

Clearly explain your dietary restrictions. ... .

Ask to have your food prepared on a clean surface with clean utensils. ... .

Confirm your order before eating. ... .

Thank your server..

Can a celiac go to a restaurant?

Eating out with celiac disease Most restaurants have some gluten-free items, like pizza crust or pasta, to accommodate people who have celiac disease. Be proactive and ask about foods that may contain gluten, such as those that are fried, grilled, or served with sauces and gravies.