Gluten-free Restaurant List for Portland

I went to Australia earlier this year and did quite a bit of research before I left.  Local blogs in Melbourne and Sydney proved to be really helpful, along with dining sites that had gluten-free search options.  I thought I'd give back to the community by making a traveler's dining guide for Portland.  I'll only list the restaurants that I have personally eaten at and which have strong adherence to gluten-free safety.  There's a more comprehensive list over at Gluten-free Portland dot org.


New Cascadia Traditional Bakery - This dedicated gluten-free bakery serves bread, pastries, coffee, pizzas, and sandwiches.

Tula Bakery - An excellent dedicated gluten-free bakery in Northeast Portland.

Hawthorne Fish House - Almost all the food served at this establishment is gluten-free.  See the full review here.

Deschutes Brewery - They bake their own gluten-free buns and bread sticks in a separate kitchen, and they brew their own gluten-free beer!

Iorio Restaurant - This Italian restaurant serves GF pasta as well as a whole host of other Italian dishes you've been craving!  Their fryer is dedicated gluten-free, so feel free to indulge in the calamari.  See a full restaurant review here.

Andina - Peruvian food with a full gluten-free menu.  See full review here.

Fratelli Cucina - I found Fratelli Cucina through Triumph Dining's The Essential Gluten-free Restaurant Guide.  Our server was gluten intolerant himself, so he really took care of us.  They are not a dedicated gluten-free establishment, but they have both risotto and polenta on the menu that are typically made gluten-free.

Clyde Common - This is a trendy upscale establishment downtown.  See the full review here.



Mississippi Pizza - Gluten-free pizza baked in a dedicated oven and GF beer.

Dick's Kitchen - They can serve any of their burgers or sandwiches on a gluten-free bun.  See the full review here.



There are many more out there, and I'll be sure to update this list as I try new places.  For a list of additional restaurants with gluten-free options, click here.

Comments

l'actrice said…
I see myself moving to Portland! I don't have that many places in LA:-)
May 29, 2011 at 11:33 PM
Gina said…
It's nice to have a whole list of places to go the city where you live! I'm really lucky to live in Portland.
May 30, 2011 at 1:25 PM
David said…
Very nice..........
Thanks for Sharing this information. Now whenever I go to the Portland and want to go there to taste the gluten free diet.
Gluten Free
June 1, 2011 at 1:25 AM
Anonymous said…
I have Celiacs and have been poisoned at Dick's Kitchen. Mississippi Pizza and Clyde Common cannot and do not accommodate those with Celiacs -- too much cross contamination and no interest in making it better.
December 2, 2012 at 10:55 AM
Gina said…
Thanks for that input! It's true that Dick's and Clyde Common do not have any separate cooking spaces for prevention of cross-contamination. That's definitely something to consider when choosing a restaurant.
December 2, 2012 at 2:29 PM
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