After lots of questions about how we choose which restaurants we include on Wheatless Wanderlust, how often we update guides, and more, we’ve compiled a selection of FAQs to help you understand how we run this site SPECIFICALLY as it relates to gluten free city guides. Do You Have Celiac Disease? Matt has Celiac Disease,…
In 2023, I spent a full week in Montreal essentially eating and drinking my way through the city, and I fell head-over-heels in love with it. Among many other reasons why Montreal is a great city is the fact that it is downright easy to eat gluten free in Montreal, with a nice array of…
I, Matt, found myself in Philadelphia as part of my first trip to the east coast outside of NYC, and was unsure of just what kind of gluten free scene awaited me in Philly. Would it be stellar, like the incredible gluten free scene in New York City? Or underwhelming, like I found eating gluten…
Let’s get this out of the way at the top – Boston is definitely not the best city for gluten free foodies in the United States. If you’re making a trip specifically for gluten free food, we’d say that Boston is probably not even on the shortlist of places we’d recommend. However, travel is about…
I, Matt, have Celiac Disease, and need to eat strictly gluten free. But I also love food. When we started talking about a trip to London, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect. Fish and chips? Hand pies? It didn’t sound particularly promising for gluten free food. However, I was quickly proven wrong. London is…
First of all, putting the whole “gluten free” thing aside (don’t worry, we’ll get there in a few sentences), I absolutely love Madrid as a city. It’s livable, walkable, charming, and has a distinctly Spanish feel that some bigger tourist destinations in Spain lack (Barcelona is basically a third expats at this point). It feels…