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BEST GLUTEN RESTAURANTS AUSTIN UPDATE
BEST GLUTEN RESTAURANTS AUSTIN FREE

The bread they do not make there so there is little chance of cross-contamination (the waitress told me it’s kept in a different area) and the dessert is made on the opposite side of the restaurant.

BEST GLUTEN RESTAURANTS AUSTIN FREE

Something that cracks me up about Texas is that many places are BYOB, so you’ll see people with coolers going into restaurants! The Salt Lick also has vineyards and a winery, so Erik and I went wine tasting while we waited for our table.Īs you can see on the menu, everything is gluten free expect the bread and dessert. Now this is BBQ!! The line was wrapped around the building just to put your name in for a table. The Salt Lick BBQ: If you’ve ever been to Texas, this is a place I’m sure you’ve heard. How awesome is it that they bring out gluten free chips in a sealed bag?! I’ve never seen that before and absolutely love it! I had the fajita tacos (don’t mind the bite… I couldn’t resist before I took the picture!). The owner’s daughter has Celiac, so they take cross-contamination very serious and have a separate prep/cook area. We go to the one in Bee Cave, next to the Galleria. Maudie’s Tex-Mex: We ate here last time we were in Austin, so I was really looking forward to it! They have a few of them throughout Austin.

If you live or go to Austin, you have to go Wild Wood Bakehouse (it’s located right next to the campus)

Turkey and cheddar sandwich on white rice bread with fries.

Yes, that’s right onion rings!! First time I’ve had onion rings in almost four years.

I couldn’t even finish half of it! I recommend the honey ginger dressing. The bread was so soft! First time I’ve had a burger like this (with a good bun) in a long time.

Cheeseburger on focaccia bread with sweet potato chips.

We ate here three times in three days (that’s how good it is)! It is 100% gluten free, so I could enjoy everything without the fear of cross -contamination. Wild Wood Bakehouse: Hands down my favorite 100% gluten free place ever (regardless of location). Since this was not our first time there, I was super excited to eat my way through Hill Country! 🙂 I documented all my favorite food finds along the way to share with you. For other Austin picks, check out the heatmap, a collection of the city’s hot new dining options.įor all the latest Austin dining intel, subscribe to Eater Austin’s newsletter.I’m beyond excited to share this with you! I’ve traveled a lot throughout the country and let me tell you, Austin is by far the best city I’ve been to for gluten free options! Yes, Texas! Shocking I know! I had that same reaction. Taking its place is Tamale House East.įor a running list of past featured restaurants, head to the Eater 38 archive. Last month, we already said goodbye to Valentina’s Tex Mex BBQ, which closed its Menchaca Road truck and opened a physical restaurant out in Buda. This round also means we’re saying farewell to Quality Seafood and Epicerie.

BEST GLUTEN RESTAURANTS AUSTIN UPDATE

The summer 2023 update adds Clark’s Oyster Bar and Texas French Bread. These are the restaurants and food trucks that truly define Austin.Įvery quarter, Eater Austin adds pertinent restaurants that make the cut, whether they have become newly eligible (open for at least six months) or revamped their menu or services, and aims to keep the list inclusive and reflective of the Texas city. This list covers the entire city, spanning numerous cuisines and budgets, and collectively satisfies every restaurant need, from taco trucks to finer dining spots. Austin’s Eater 38 aims to provide a restaurant recommendation for any situation.