Where to eat Gluten Free in Boston, Massachusetts (GOOD FOOD ONLY)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2023
- What’s the best restaurant for eating Gluten Free in the Boston area? It's a question I get asked a lot honestly and I'm not sure I have one single answer, but here are some of my favorites out of the places I've been to (as someone who can’t have gluten or dairy... or shellfish).
I try my best here to describe what I ate, what food is good there, the vibe (ahem... aesthetic*), etc. My goal was to make it entertaining for you guyz and include places that are known to be safe for Celiac Disease and Gluten allergies. So if I failed there, I apologize and I will never forgive myself.
Also, I realize I didn't point out gluten free pizza in this video somehow - probably because I was just riffing about my experiences off the dome. But, a few of the places I mention here offer pizza - but being DAIRY free I haven't personally had much notable GF pizza in Boston so it is what it is.
- BIIIIG shoutout to Sofia, who edited the majority of this video (sofipais on Fiverr) and was just the best to work with
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Red coconut curry with rice noodles from Honeygrow in Seaport!! You’ll love it. They just started offering bottles of sauce to bring home and make your own, too. One of my faves going on 6 years (even before I was Gf/Df!!)
Visiting Boston in a few weeks, and this is much appreciated!! And always entertaining!
awesome, hope you have a great time
Kane's has a drive through on rt 1 in Saugus... Their original location , also in Saugus, was fashioned into a gluten free bakery and it's where they make all their gf donuts. Their website does an amazing job explaining the process.
My childhood babysitter and her husband own Gustazo. Incredibly lovely food and even better people.
love to hear that, not surprised they're good people
We went to Boston for my brothers birthday a few years ago. He picked most of the restaurants, of course, and said he paid attention before, but he didnt. So we split up for a few meals and Legal was so good we picked it every time to try everything. Even ate breakfast at the airport on the way out.
Please try CRAVE in Beverly! Great breakfast sandwiches, GF cheese herbed bread is fantastic (you can’t do the cheese but they do bowls) you have to get the GF tater tots, the best ever. GF cupcakes and a wonderful lemon blueberry scone! Try the signature CRAVE sandwich!!
I wish I had this video three years ago. Such a great list - all great places! Gotta try Alden & Harlow in Harvard square. Similar to Barcelona bar they mark up the menu and the majority can be made GF. They had a marked up menu ready for me when I got there because I asked about GF option when I made the reservation.
that’s a great recommendation. we’ve been a couple times and it was really cool and delicious. can’t believe i forgot it
Life Alive is so hard to describe -- it's an amazing place.
definitely a lot going on in there, a lot that me likey
never realized there was any other nu kitchens besides worcester! now i can go there more often! also would you mind making a list of them in the description or something?
Worcester, Somerville and Newburyport according to their site! I've only personally been to Somerville's
“When was the last time you had French toast, it’s been years right” had be LOLing because so very true. But my man, my brotha in GF Christ, you have got to go to the friendly toast and kanes donuts. kanes GF donuts are chefs kiss chefs kiss 10/10 always recommend. The friendly toast was the first GF friendly place I went to for breakfast when I first went GF. Their food is good but their tea is so delicious. I’ve been to half the places you recommended and I agree with your assessments. Excited to have some new places to try!!
i actually just went to friendly toast in burlington last week! video coming on that soon. still absolutely need to go to Kanes
haven’t had french toast in forever (10+ years) because i’m also allergic to eggs! i have a friendly toast in my town but i honestly thought it was one of those “gluten friendly” places that don’t actually avoid cross contamination
Saved all these for future reference! (The Out of Office app is great for that!) Thanks Phil!!!
never heard of that app tbh, worth checking out?
@@PhilHatesGluten I really like it to remember places and plan trips! Not specifically for GF/DF/food intolerance folks, but good all-around! They do have a gluten-free tag that can be applied to restaurants with GF options, so that's a plus. I'd find cross-reference with Find Me GF, though!
The food allergy law in Massachusetts makes it so easy and better. Thanks Ming Tsai
what’s your favorite restaurant in the Boston area? 👀
Also the Toast Office in Westwood
CK Shanghai in Wellesley is awesome
Watch for Capo around the holidays - I was in Boston to visit family in December and they had PAUSED GF Tuesdays! As a celiac, I was SO DISAPPOINTED!
Massachusetts is the best for allergies!
Fiorellos is also amazing
thanks for all these recs!
Friendly Toast is Mid when it comes to GF.
just went last week for the first time, editing the visit video tomorrow. i liked it
Violet Bakery ❤❤
oh man i can’t believe i forgot them!! will never forgive myself
Have you been to Helmand ? The Afghan place?
no not yet! first hearing of it. is it good for GF? if yea, what do you recommend there?
@@PhilHatesGluten I haven't been in a few years but I lived in Cambridge for 7 years and it was my #1 favorite restaurant. They were good with me about my celiac (it's a lot of just meat/rice) but of course call/check to make sure. My faves were chapendaz and mourgh kabab. You really can't go wrong with any dish.
Hey, are these restaurants Celiac friendly also? Any contamination will sicken my daughter.
yes these all are pretty great with that but if youre wanting more info you can check their ratings out on Findmeglutenfree or spokin or maybe call ahead to see their protocols!
Violette Bakery is dedicated gluten free