Boston’s culinary revolution began in the early 1980s with a cadre of young chefs, encouraged by Julia Child, who lived across the river in Cambridge. Within a decade, the restaurant scene had exploded. Today, bistros abound. The sushi wave is unabated. Steak houses and taquerias are ubiquitous. Thai food rivals Italian in popularity. Indian couldn’t be hotter. And Brazilian is the new Korean.
From the umbrella-shaded sidewalk patios of trendy Newbury Street to the Italian-American trattorias of the North End to the beer-fueled student haunts of Allston-Brighton and the dim sum palaces of Chinatown, Boston is now a city of great dining. Learn more at Epicurious.
Plus, if you’re on a gluten free diet, you’ll be sure to find plenty of delicious restaurant that can cater their service and most importantly, menu, to your special dietary needs.
Here’s a complete listing of all the restaurants in Boston that offers a gluten free menu. Just remember that a majority of these restaurant are local restaurants. As a result, it’s uncommon for them to publicize their gluten free menu only because their menus and ingredients change often. But a few do publish their gluten free menus so we’ll be sure to link to those when we can.
And thankfully, this list contains only the gluten-free friendly restaurant in Boston, meaning that they can both cater to your gluten free diet by providing you with something special to eat. So with that being said, let’s get to it. Enjoy your delicious gluten free meal at one of these great gluten-free friendly Boston restaurants!
Gluten Free Restaurants Boston
In this listing, you’ll find both chain and local restaurants, which are all sorted alphabetically.
Just click on the restaurant that you’d want to learn more about and you’ll be taken either their home page or complete gluten free menu on their site.
Getting to Boston if Out of Town
Okay, now that the easy part is over with – eating – now it’s time to think about getting around the city if you’re visiting Boston.
Getting to Boston by Air
Okay so you found the perfect city that has an amazing selection of local, non-chain gluten free restaurants in Boston…now all you have to do is get there. If you’re flying out of town, I recommend that you book your flight through OneTravel which is where you can find special discount on flight. You can save up to $25 with promo code FLY15 and also get a $10 instant discount. It’s fantastic!
Getting to Boston and Restaurants by Car
So if you’re flying to Boston, we highly recommend that you get a car to help you get around to these gluten-free friendly restaurants, mainly because a majority of these restaurants are catered to the locals, meaning that they may be located a little bit away from the touristy areas. So with that being said, I encourage you to rent a car using Zipcar, which currently has a promotion that allows you to get $25 free driving in the tank. Or if you prefer normal rental car companies, we recommend that you find the perfect car to help you get around town using Avis, where you can get a free upgrade for booking online.
Finding a Place to Stay in Boston
Okay so if you’re on vacation at Boston, you may need a nice hotel to rest after you indulge in some delicious gluten free food at some killer local restaurants. Luckily, I partner with some amazing company and services to help you choose the perfect hotel. You can find the perfect hotel at TripAdvisor, then compare prices with one click and save up to 25%. Or if you really want to find the perfect hotel or resort to stay at, you can use Booking.com to search 300,000+ hotels in more than 180 countries worldwide. Trust me, you’ll find some good hotels and even better discounts and deals that you can take advantage of.
You’ll definitely have a blast at this gluten free destination, plus, you’ll be able to save on your travel and transportations expenses, thus leaving you more money to spend at these Boston gluten free restaurants.
Quick Question
Are there any gluten free restaurants in Boston that you love but don’t see on this list?
If so, be sure to leave a comment below with your restaurant suggestion and we’ll be sure to add it to the site as fast as we can.
We promise!
Patty Eastin
Legal Seafood has a great gluten free selection, including gluten free calamari which is hard to find. It was delicious!