Dining Out

Restaurants

*I have eaten safely at all of the places listed, however remember to ask questions and be an advocate for yourself for a safe meal!

Cafe Manna – vegetarian restaurant

Maxie’s Southern Comfort

INdustri Cafe

Beans and Barley 

Five Guys Burgers and Fries 

Stack’d Burger Bar

Wolf Peach

Tess

Cocina De Leon  - THE best enchiladas… take and bake!

Maggiano’s 

P.F. Chang’s 

Jose’s Blue Sombrero 

Good Harvest Market (Pewaukee)

Cafe Hollander

Cafe Benelux

Balzaac 

Crazy Water 

Loaf & Jug

Bunky’s Cafe (Madison)

Bluephies (Madison)

Whole Foods  - sushi to go

Chancery 

Chipotle

Sake Tumi 

North Star American Bistro 

Transfer Pizzeria 

VIA Downer 

Parkside 23 - Brookfield

Pizzeria Piccola - Wauwatosa

Mia Famiglia - Hales Corners

Cempazuchi

Key Westconsin ~ gluten-free fish fry!

Red Robin - Brookfield

Lake Park Bistro

Sanford

Motor Bar and Restaurant @ Harley Davidson Museum

Branded at Iron Horse Hotel

Melting Pot

bd’s Mongolian Grill @ Bayshore Town Center

Stir Crazy - Brookfield

Marty’s Pizza – Delafield location only

Glass Nickel – Brookfield

Screaming Tuna Sushi & Asian Bistro

Cooper’s Hawk - Brookfield

The Rumpus Room

Water Buffalo

Melthouse Bistro

North Ave Grill

Swig

Sala (across from UWM)

City Market 

Anaba Tea Room

*I have not had the opportunity to try the following places but (most have reached out to me)  they do have gluten-free options as well.

Il Mito

Lagniappe Brasserie

Bonefish Grill

*RESTAURANTS THAT WILL NOT BE GETTING MY BUSINESS AGAIN. EVER.

  • Rustico Pizzeria — you can read of our horrible experience here.

14 thoughts on “Dining Out

  1. Has anyone tried Dr. Dawg on Port Washington Road in Glendale? I was doing some investigating since I have seminar near there next week. I called and the gal was super nice. She happily rattled off GF: Hamburger buns, hot dog buns, burgers, brats, dogs, italians, kolby beef and salami. (all sausage is homemade.) And FRIES! She said they are awesome, home made, soaked in water and deep fried in dedicated fryer. People who are GF stop in to purchase them by the ‘bag’ (yes they sell them cooked by the bag full!) I will see if they have a seperate GF menu. Made my day!

    PS Any “typo’s” I had – is just because I am so excited to have found this site. :-)

  2. Hui’s chinese is Wauwatosa does not have a GF menu. Rose and her brother are very familiar with GF. I bring my own GF soy sauce and have never had a reaction. Chicken and shrimp is safe. Pork and beef is marinated in regular soy sauce. And nothing deep fried is safe. They have great Saturday lunch plates.

    Hui’s Cantonese & American
    (414) 475-5150
    8818 W North Ave
    Wauwatosa, WI 53226

  3. Mo’s in Tosa…has good food. Be leary of the GF menu. They’ve told me they can NOT guarantee the GF foods not getting cross contaminated. Server was nice, but, again uneducated — I can’t take the chance.

    • Mo’s didn’t make my list because of the issues with their “GF” menu. Some gluten intolerant friends eat there, but after hearing from them about their own concerns with keeping things GF, I’ve skipped it and had a cider instead. ;)

  4. Sarah – I am so happy my friends saw your great write up in the Cue Food section. I have celiac disease..Easter will be 3 yrs. your recipes and blog have given me my enthusiasm to cook back!
    You have a restaurant listed that you have NOT tried. I have, love the place and the people, but last 3 visits my GF dinner left me sick. Last lunch I ended up in the ER. Besides being sick for Christmas, having a large medical bill I’ve been torn on what to do with the restaurant…I do NOT want others to get sick.

    Hope to talk more. Thanks so much,
    Jennifer

  5. Just ate at Casa Di Gorgio in Franklin yesterday. Great pasta dish. However was not impressed with their pizza. My current favorite pizza is at Classic Slice in Bay View or Mia Famiglia

  6. Mo’s Irish Pub downtown has a gluten free menu. I am not sure about Wauwatosa, though. I am also not sure about the fryer situation, but they do have gluten free bread for burgers and sandwiches.

    El Fuego (on Layton by the airport) has a gluten free menu. They do note on their menu that their cheese is not gluten free.

    Kil@wat does not have a gluten free menu, but will work with you. Same with Ward’s House of Prime and Mason Street Grill downtown.

    • Thanks for the tips, Stacie — word of caution… Mo’s has a big disclaimer on their menu that their main ingredients listed do not contain gluten, but other ingredients may, it wasn’t enough for me to feel safe to eat there.

    • I ate at MO’s down town and loved it. no issues, friendly staff – manager came out… the whole nine yards

      Went to Tosa and not only did I get extremely sick, but they were rude and for a place that has a DEDICATED G-F menu, were EXTREMELY uneducated even the manager came up to me and rudely said what are you complaining about all our breads are gluten free, and 20 min later came back and said sorry I am from ohio where we ONLY serve gluten free breads and did not know Wisconsin does- but his TONE of sorry was condescending and he was just a plain ASS.

      • Thanks for letting me know. I have not had a problem downtown, but I haven’t eaten at the one in Tosa. Downtown has a dedicated fryer. Kil@wat now has a gluten free menu, but it’s basically taking items from their regular menu that are gluten free. They totally work with you to subsitute whatever you want. Their menu changes often enough, too, kind of like Tess.

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