So you’re planning a trip to America, but you need to eat gluten free. You’re in luck! Eating gluten free in the USA isn’t particularly hard – in most major cities like New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle, you’ll find plenty of dedicated gluten free restaurants, and restaurants that can serve people with Celiac Disease a safe meal.
Here are four posts to help you travel gluten free in America:
Gluten Free Travel: How to Travel Gluten Free Around the World
Gluten Free Travel Snacks: The Best Snacks to Travel With (most of these are USA-based!)
The Best Gluten Free Travel Destinations in the World. Spoiler: there are two cities in the USA that are great for traveling gluten free.
My favorite travel resources to help you plan an amazing trip.
While you’re in the United States, you’ll want to look out for the best gluten free beers, the best hard cider in America (it’s usually gluten free!), and the best gluten free travel snacks (particularly, the Gluten Free Bar).
It’s no exaggeration to say that Portland, Oregon is the most Celiac-friendly city in America. I’ve had the pleasure of living in the Pacific Northwest for a good chunk of my adult life, and have made the trip from Seattle at least five times to explore the very best gluten free Portland restaurants and bakeries….
San Diego was one of our last stops on our Southern California road trip, and we basically fell in love with the laid-back nature of the city, which was a lovely respite from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles (psst! Here is our guide to eating gluten free in Los Angeles). It’s a lovely…
For whatever reason – and I’d love to talk to anyone who has an opinion or theory on what exactly that reason is – Oregon is a mecca for gluten free beer. I’m not talking about gluten-reduced beer, which I don’t drink and I think people with Celiac Disease should avoid at all costs. I’m…
Portland is basically heaven for Celiacs. There’s a reason it consistently tops our list of the best gluten free travel destinations. There are SO MANY OPTIONS in Portland, it’s a little overwhelming. Most cities have one, maybe two dedicated gluten free bakeries. If you’re lucky, that is – many have exactly ZERO. But Portland, which…
I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in Seattle way back in 2009, when the only gluten free bread you found at the store was in the freezer, and you had to order gluten free pasta online. Lucky for all of us who need to eat gluten free, things have changed in the past decade. Now,…
Despite having lived in San Francisco for almost a decade and having family near L.A., neither of us had really ever spent much time in Los Angeles. So when we were looking for a warm and sunny place to hunker down for a week or two, L.A. quickly rose to the top of our list….