Even the Trout Meuniere, a classic French dish usually made by dredging the fish in flour before cooking, is always made gluten-free here. There are very few of its French-American dishes which can not be made gluten-free. wheat gluten, and sesame in our restaurants & unfortunately we cannot eliminate all risk of cross-contamination (or cross-contact) with your food. (Other sister restaurants, which I have not visited, include Bink’s Scottsdale and Bink’s Midtown.) While Cafe Bink’s menu does not specify gluten-free options, the servers are very knowledgeable and can quickly explain the menu. Located in North Phoenix.Ĭafe Bink, located in Carefree, AZ, is the more casual sister restaurant of Binkley’s in Cave Creek. I particularly like the Ahi Tuna Salad and the Kalua Pork here. Tryst Cafe sources its mostly organic ingredients locally whenever possible, and its menu clearly marks dishes which can be prepared gluten-free. My favorite is the refreshing juice blend “Kale-Aid,” with kale, apple, cucumber, celery, lemon, and ginger.
In addition to flavorful, gluten-free entrees like street tacos with sustainable sea bass, turkey lasagna, and panang curry, the menu features wine, beer, sake, and creative juice combos. The menu focuses on anti-inflammatory whole foods, and gluten-free options are clearly marked. True Food Kitchen is the brainchild of Dr. The food is fresh, wholesome, and delicious, and Nourish sells a cookbook on site with some of their most popular recipes. The entire menu is gluten-free, and beyond that, it is very easy to select nut-free options, dairy-free options, soy-free options, and vegan options. Nourish is a great spot for dining with a group of people with multiple allergens, because the menu is carefully coded with the allergens in each dish. Here are a few of my favorite gluten-free-safe places to dine in the Phoenix area: However, I have also been impressed by some restaurants whose servers know the menu by heart, and can point out safe dishes, or discuss modifications with me. I tend to have more confidence in restaurants that specify their gluten-free dishes (or those which can easily be made gluten-free) with a symbol on the menu, because it takes the guesswork out of selecting a meal.
I enjoyed a brief vacation at my mom’s new place in Arizona last week, and it was a treat to eat out at several restaurants which can accommodate gluten-free diners. View from the patio at Cafe Bink, Carefree, AZ.
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