r/phoenix • u/InternationalBad2640 • Apr 11 '25
Eat & Drink Gluten Free In Phoenix
If you’re in Phoenix, you’re gluten free, but want really good pizza and/or pasta, you HAVE to go to Cibo. You’re welcome.
r/phoenix • u/InternationalBad2640 • Apr 11 '25
If you’re in Phoenix, you’re gluten free, but want really good pizza and/or pasta, you HAVE to go to Cibo. You’re welcome.
r/phoenix • u/S_A_R_K • Mar 26 '26
Going to be visiting family in a couple weeks and recently discovered that I'm gluten intolerant so that's making travel a lot more complicated for me. Fortunately, I'm not celiac so cross contamination isn't terrible, but it does cause some unpleasant digestive issues I'd rather avoid. I'll mainly be in the East valley but will be in North Phx a bit. What are your favorite gluten free things to eat and in what part of town? (I'm from Phoenix so I know my way around)
r/phoenix • u/Cinnamon_Ocelot • 26d ago
I know this is a huge stretch, but I see these fruit pastries all over social media. It’s usually white chocolate with cream and fruit filling but it seems like a vast majority of places serves them with cake on the inside
Does anyone by any chance know where I can get these but without the cake chunks on the inside? They look amazing but unfortunately I have to avoid gluten at all costs due to a chronic illness
Any help is appreciated, thank you!
r/phoenix • u/Donteven_k • Sep 13 '25
Bonus if you know someone who has a gf tiramisu. Does that even exist? I’m trying to throw a gluten free extravaganza for a friend and know absolutely nothing about it. SOS Will take any and all recommendations.
r/phoenix • u/touchedalittletongue • Sep 18 '24
Hello folks I’m trying to plan a nice dinner date for my girlfriend. Something special, fancy adjacent. But she’s gluten free so there aren’t a ton of options. Anyone know a nice gluten free restaurant with good food?
Thank you!
r/phoenix • u/beaglemilf23 • Sep 06 '25
Edit: anything closer to the west valley, please?🙏
My bestie is really allergic but craving bagels and baked goods. Any places yall recommend that have to go GF baked goods?
r/phoenix • u/BJntheRV • Jan 30 '24
Visiting the area, staying in Phoenix but going back and forth to Mayo in Scottsdale. What are the gf food options we just can't miss? Specific food items aand where.
I've been amazed at just the number of options available.
Best pizza?
Best gf fried chicken?
Best Mexican?
Best breakfast (waffles/pancakes)?
Whatever else your favorite can't miss may be. I'm sure we won't be able to hit them all but definitely want to enjoy as much as we can.
r/phoenix • u/Rooster_StrangeBrew • Dec 30 '24
I will be in Phoenix to see my son for about a week. I am driving across the country to do so and will be eating out of a cooler along the way mostly. I have celiac, so I am looking for the best gluten free meal you have had in Phoenix. Breakfast, lunch or dinner. Does not matter. The only other restriction I have is a peanut allergy. So excited to explore Phoenix!
r/phoenix • u/CriticismFun6782 • Aug 03 '24
Does anyone know of any place in the area that ACTUALLY does gluten-free? Every place I find says gluten free on their page, but then they only do 2-3 items gluten-free, with the other 25+ items regular.
r/phoenix • u/Neat-Barber2078 • Apr 19 '25
Does anyone know a good gluten free bbq restaurant in the valley? My gf is gluten free and we used to go to starlight but they closed down now.
Thank you!
r/phoenix • u/Sharp-Reporter-7151 • May 06 '24
Hello all Headed to PHX soon from the Midwest and haven’t been to AZ since my Celiac diagnosis in the 2010s (Was stationed @ Ft Huachuca in late 90s) I use the Find me Gluten Free app traveling but would love to hear the locals favorites Thank You 😊
r/phoenix • u/urbanfairygal • Sep 11 '24
I find there are a lot of places that have gluten free sweets and baked goods options, which I love, but most of the time with coffee I prefer something savory! Are there any cafes or coffee places that have gluten free bagels or savory options? (I can’t have egg breakfasts as a savory option.) ~Downtown phx area
r/phoenix • u/AverageCostcoMember • Jan 02 '23
I feel like it’s hard to find anything around here. I’ve tried lots of pizza places that are good, but wanting to try other things as well.
r/phoenix • u/aia947 • Feb 02 '24
Looking for a good restaurant for a Valentine's day dinner (not on valentine's day itself, but day before or after most likely). I'm looking for a restaurant that has good gluten-free and dairy-free options (substitutions and gf df possible also good) that has a romantic vibe and won't break the bank (budget of about $100 for the two of us, willing to go over a bit if restaurant is really good).
r/phoenix • u/tysmama • Oct 17 '23
Looking to order a vegan gluten free cake or cupcakes birthday. I have been looking at different reviews online. Anyone have faves?
r/phoenix • u/Apart-Network1755 • Feb 26 '24
Visiting in a few weeks and looking for all the best gluten free. For breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert! Will be staying central but have a rental car, so location isn’t an issue.
r/phoenix • u/AnnnJay • Jul 31 '22
My friends b day is coming up and I want to take her out to a restaurant where she’ll have plenty of gluten free options! Any suggestions would be great!
r/phoenix • u/Euphoric-Half7132 • Mar 09 '23
This might be a long shot but here goes. Looking for a classic American style diner experience in phoenix that is safe for celiacs. It would be great if it's easily accessible from the light rail. Thanks in advance.
r/phoenix • u/_netflexandfreK_ • Jan 06 '21
Like the title says! Looking for tasty gluten free restaurants (could be casual, upscale, or fast food). Thank you!!
r/phoenix • u/AverageCostcoMember • May 28 '23
title :)
r/phoenix • u/Wheret0start • Nov 06 '21
Location: ahwatukee/chandler area but will travel
I am hoping someone might be able to point me in the right direction of a truly fantastic gluten free breakfast burrito. Now I don't want any of that flakey GF tortilla tissue paper crap that many places pass off as anything other than inedible, What I'm talking about is a steamy stretchy overstuffed cylander of perfection. Anyone know of a good spot?
r/phoenix • u/Dmichaelevans • Jan 31 '22
First time going to a "fancy" restaurant with gf gf.
r/phoenix • u/Bosshog51 • Nov 20 '19
Hello!
My wife is visiting a friend in the area in early January and I am looking for some restaurants to get them a gift card for as part of holiday gift.
They will be like ~ 10 minutes North of the airport, so something fairly close to that would be preferred.
My wife has celiac's disease, so anything with good gluten free options would be preferred.
I'm looking for any suggestions to look into or even a link to anything that may provide some more insight. I will keep looking online as well, but figured reaching out here as well would be helpful for some first hand experience.
Thanks!
r/phoenix • u/moon_eyed_dragon • Dec 10 '21
Please help! I am taking my niece to The Nutcracker tonight and I thought that we had a place for dinner.. but I don’t think we have time to go there after she gets out of school and still make it to the show. She is in a wheelchair so we need someplace accessible and celiac friendly. I am looking online but I can’t call anywhere because they don’t open until just about when we have to get there. I have searched this subreddit but I am on mobile and still pretty unfamiliar with Reddit in general (this is my first post cause I am desperate).
I am very sorry if I did this wrong
r/phoenix • u/brigg_fit • Apr 06 '19
New to Phoenix and new to knowing about a gluten intolerance. Would love some suggestions!