Use this search engine to find the best places for celiacs to eat in the U.S. and abroad. Most of the establishments are 100% gluten-free. I made this list due to issues with cross contamination using the Find Me Gluten Free app. If you follow the paleo lifestyle, many of the listings include paleo menus.
I include a list below of gluten-free resources and a printable list of the gluten-free establishments found in the search engine.
Research
Travel
Testing
Supplements
Leaky Gut
Nutritional Frontiers GI Complete
Immune Support
Kitchen Supplies
Cambro Storage 2 oz. Containers *I use these to store flour.
Cambro Storage 3 oz. Containers
Magazines
Cookbooks
Food Products
Siete grain free chips, tortillas
Capello’s grain free lasagna sheets, pizza crust, cookie dough
Joan of Arc Shredded Goat Cheese
Noble Made Marinades and Sauces
Cup4Cup Gluten-Free Flour best gluten-free flour
Unbuns Keto hamburger buns
Blends By Orly Gluten Free Pastry Flour
Extra White Gold Gluten Free Bread Flour Bread
Mannini’s Pasta (corn free, soy free, non-GMO, rice free)
Skincare
Osmosis Skincare I have used this line for over 10 years.
Spirits
KL Wine Speciality St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur
Old Sugar Distillery Queen Jennie Whiskey
Recipes
Books
Jennifer’s Way: My Journey With Celiac Disease
Favorite Restaurants and Food Markets
Alabama
Birmingham
Yo Mama’s *I can’t tolerate fried food; great place if you like fried shrimp. Owner’s son has celiac.
Arizona
Tuscan
Arkansas
Little Rock
California
Auburn
Berkeley
Venice
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Erewhon Market great for grab and go
Bulletproof Coffee food menu everything is paleo, gluten-free
Santa Monica
Pacific Palisades
Sweet Laurel Bakery paleo cakes
Mill Valley
Napa Valley
Inn on Randolph Bed and Breakfast
Sacramento
Sausalito
San Anselmo
San Diego
San Fransico
San Jose
Yorba Linda
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Florida
Clearwater
Seaside
Jacksonville
St. Pete
Georgia
Atlanta
Roswell
Hawaii
Maui
Illinois
Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Kansas
Wichita
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans
Meals From the Heart crab cakes
Avery’s on Tulane *request separate fryer for fried items; owner familiar with celiac
Juan’s Flying Burrito *staff will make substitutions; I like the Mexican salad without corn and beans.
Casamentos *I can’t tolerate fried food; celiac friends recommend the gluten-free fried oysters.
Maine
Portland
Maryland
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Massachusetts
Boston
Millis
Michigan
Ferndale
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Nebraska
Omaha
New Jersey
Avon By The Sea
New Mexico
Albuquerque
New York
New York
Senza Gluten Cafe and Bakery *I do not like the dessert or pizza crust
Hu Kitchen *skip the coffee bar
Don Antonio best gluten-free pizza in the city
Broto bone broth
North Carolina
Ashville
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Raleigh Durham
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Oregon
Portland
New Cascadia Traditional Bakery
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Providence
South Carolina
Tennessee
Memphis
Texas
Austin
People’s RX *great selection of supplements and grab and go salads
Dallas
Unrefined Bakery *I did not like the bread and Keto items.
Bird Bakery *GF cupcakes
San Antonio
Bird Bakery *GF cupcakes
Utah
Park City
Salt Lake City
Virginia
Alexandria
Washington
Seattle
Spokane
Washington, D.C.
Canada
Toronto
Cock-A-Doodle-Doo Gluten-Free Bakeshop
Almond Butterfly Gluten Free Cafe & Bakery
England
London
Surrey
France
Paris
No Glu
restaurant and bakery
2nd arrondissement
Chambelland Boulangerie
GF bread and desserts
11th arrondissement
Helmut Newcake
bakery and cafe
10th arrondissement
*arrive early items sell out fast
La Cantine de La REcyclerie
18th arrondissement
gluten-free menu
Nest
organic and has a lot of gluten-free, vegetarian options
1st arrondissement
Le Stand
a little shop selling juices, soups, and salads in the Marche des Enfants market
3rd arrondissement
Italy
Agropoli
Capri
Florence
Rome
Ireland
Mexico
Cabo San Lucas
Mexico City