The GF crust is tasty, and they keep all the ingredients separate. I wrote all about it on my Charleston Pizza Guide. Without a doubt, Mellow Mushroom is one of the safest choices for gluten-free pizza in Charleston. They offer GF bread and the staff can superbly list any cheeses or tapas to avoid. Then you can build your own charcuterie board. Not only do you have lots of wine options (great for the weekend AND, my personal favorite, Wine Not Wednesday). Everybody should visit, locals and tourists alike. This spot is hands down one of my favorites in the whole Charleston greater area. I already mentioned it in the date night post. Here is a rundown of the gluten-free Avondale scene: And you have SO MANY gluten-free options!
West of downtown Charleston, you can find trendy restaurants and bars perfect for a night out on the town (or a fun afternoon). You have the hip Park Circle in North Charleston, the beach bum Folly Beach, the historic French Quarter, and the list goes on and on.Īvondale is one of those unique neighborhoods. The area truly is a conglomeration of many different neighborhoods with their own feel, their own style, their own perks. One of the fun things about living in or visiting Charleston is the mix of neighborhoods. Most of the sushi rolls can be modified for the gluten-free eater.They also provide gluten-free soy sauce!
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It’s fun to sit at the large sushi bar or to try to snag the tables by the windows to people-watch (definitely call early to make the reservation – like DAYS in advance). O-Ku is one of my favorite restaurants on King Street. There are not A TON of gluten-free menu items, but what they have is truly tasty.Īnd it’s not that easy to find restaurants celebrating global cuisines in Charleston. And I love their Blushing Buddha gin drink. Their gluten-free Pad Thai is to die for.
And I’m going to mention it again because it’s one of my favs. I mentioned Basil Thai’s happy hour in my Charleston Date Night post. A real winner.Įverything I have ever eaten here is perfection, so try it all! Thai: Basil Thai Restaurant This includes celiac friendly corn chips. Not only do they have a gluten-free menu, they also have a CELIAC menu – all the items that do not come into contact with gluten-y ingredients. Without a doubt, Minero belongs in the top of ALL gluten-free restaurants in downtown Charleston (and even the greater area). Since the frier is shared, I normally just get grilled veggies to the side. I’m also in love with their Turkey Reuben, which can be made on a gluten-free bun. If you don’t like it tart, sit that one out. They have vegan options too!!Īlcohol confession: I think it’s safe to say that my favorite drink I’ve found in Charleston so far is here, The Mexican Grizzly. My absolute favorite is the “Apple Butter Jeans”: Melted brie, sliced Granny Smith apples, local apple butter, fresh arugula, mesquite smoked turkey, honey ham, and applewood-smoked bacon.
They even take precautions in the back to prevent cross-contamination (but still make sure to remind them to do so!). Every staff member who I talked to is super informed and walks me through what is safe and what isn’t. DowntownĪlmost everything on their menu can be made gluten-free. It’s no secret that Charleston is a foodie’s paradise, as top-notch dining options in the city are in abundance. There is no need to sacrifice flavor and ambiance of the area with Celiac or Gluten Intolerance you just have to know where to go! Here is a complete guide to getting the most of the holy city’s cuisine scene while staying gluten-free, with help from Taylynne Duvall from Gluten-Free Near Me.
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