Playhouse Square Downtown
thedriftwoodgroup.com/restaurants/bin-216/
1515 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
(216) 860-0530
Located inside the playhouse square facility this wine bar is not a location for dining out with gluten-free needs. That being said, if you are looking for a cozy wait until your show starts they have good wines and small bites, g-f is limited to stuffed dates and shrimp cocktail (both of which are quite good), to tide you over.
San Luis Obispo, CA
Taste Restaurant
2900 Broad St.
San Luis Obispo CA 93401
Eileen writes:
If you are in San Luis Obispo, California drive very fast to Taste.
This restaurant had small plates and the best ones are the AMAZING variations of gluten-free corn Mac and Cheese. You can have blue cheese, bacon, mushroom, broccoli, caramelized onions, provolone, roasted red peppers, feta, spinach and a myriad of combinations of these. Oh my goodness it was the richest, creamiest mac and cheese I have ever had in my life. Also see my review of San Luis Obispo Donut Company.
OK GF friends book your flight now, you won’t be sorry!!!
Austin, Texas
(a tea room)
4400 N Lamar Blvd #102
Austin, Texas
512-467-2663
Eileen writes:
I was visiting Texas and went to The Steeping Room for a tea party.
I don’t know about you but, when I have gone for tea since I was diagnosed I have had tea and “the salad” .
At the Steeping room I had the full tea listed on the menu, which included tea sandwiches, scones with jam and clotted cream, tea cookies, fruit, and a tea cake all gluten free and delish!!!!
The only problem I had was my non gluten free friends wanted to share things so they could taste what they hadn’t ordered.
I tried to explain that I couldn’t share because I couldn’t try any of theirs.
When in Austin have fun at tea and check with other tearooms to see if you can have more than “the salad”.
San Luis Obispo, CA
Archived by Trisha on 3/3/2020 due to distance
793 E Foothill Blvd, Unit F
San Luis Obispo CA 93405
805-782-9766.
Eileen writes:
Everything in San Luis Obispo goes by SLO so this is the SLO Donut Company.
They have a regular donut shop with a huge variety of donuts.
It looks like the staff can be as creative as they want all the way from maple and bacon donuts to a duffle= donut+waffle.
When I was there around Feb. 2016 they were creating a gluten-free donut shop next to their regular one/ so maybe it’s open by now.
The only other huge wonderful gluten-free donut shop I have found was Rebel Donuts in Albuquerque, NM and it was amazing!!!
Santa Barbara California
los-agaves.com
600 N Milpas St.
Santa Barbara CA 93103
and
2911 De La Vinas St.
Santa Barbara CA 93105
Eileen writes:
You walk into Los Agaves Restaurant and it’s a mad house where you order at the counter but, the restaurant is really pretty and the food is amazing!!
I asked about a gluten-free menu and options and the owner immediately advised me and took care of me personally even though it was super busy. He told me he was going to make my food on a separate grill, advised me what I would like, and then he made me a special coleslaw that was amazing. The only places that comes close to this in Cleveland area are Momocho or El Carnicero which are very good and extremely gluten-friendly.
