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Gluten free · checked October 29, 2026
Los Angeles is easy if you plan by neighbourhood: Silver Lake and Echo Park for bagels, brunch and poke, West 3rd Street for biscuits and gelato, downtown for gluten-free ramen and tacos.
I have celiac disease, so it has to be gluten free with no cross-contact. Is this made away from flour, and does it go in a separate fryer?
The whole kitchen is gluten free. Order anything.
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Silver Lake · 1529 Griffith Park Blvd
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: An everything bagel with lox and cream cheese
The New York gluten-free bagel bakery's LA branch. It bought Breadblok, LA's old gluten-free bakery.
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Echo Park · 1620 Sunset Blvd
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Pancakes or a breakfast sandwich
Coeliac diners love that they can order anything on the menu.
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Arts District, near Little Tokyo · 333 S Alameda St #310
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Sushi, or a bowl of ramen
Japanese food coeliacs usually can't touch, ramen included, with gluten-free soy sauce.
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Historic Filipinotown · 1263 W Temple St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Fried chicken with buttermilk biscuits, and a cocktail
A cocktail bar with a kitchen with no gluten in it. Coeliac diners call the fried chicken and biscuits the best they've had.
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Beverly Grove, W 3rd St · 8104 W 3rd St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A Southern biscuit, a doughnut or a cinnamon roll
Southern baking. One coeliac diner from the South finally got biscuits again.
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Beverly Grove, W 3rd St · 8318 W 3rd St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Gelato in a cone
A small gelateria, cones included, a few doors from Truman's.
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Boyle Heights · 2100 1st St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A cupcake or a doughnut
Cakes and doughnuts at a counter inside an old-fashioned pharmacy.
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Silver Lake · 3112 Sunset Blvd
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A poke bowl
Poke bowls, quick and healthy, a short walk from Modern Bread and Bagel.
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Highland Park · 5455 N Figueroa St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Tacos on corn tortillas
The taco stand Bad Bunny talked up. Coeliac diners call the Highland Park shop a totally gluten-free facility.
Not a gluten-free kitchen, but trained for coeliacs: accredited, a separate fryer or a separate menu with real protocols.
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Melrose, Hollywood side · 7015 Melrose Ave
A dedicated fryer, tamari and other gluten-free sauces, and staff who know cross-contamination, diners report. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Sushi, and the gluten-free tempura
Sushi with tempura you can eat.
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Silver Lake · 1529 Griffith Park Blvd
Staff know coeliac protocols and cross-contamination, diners report. Ask about the fryer each time. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A burger on a gluten-free bun, with fries
A walk-up burger window next to Modern Bread and Bagel.
Plenty you can eat and staff who get it, in a kitchen that also uses flour. Say it's coeliac, not a preference.
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Downtown, Grand Central Market · 317 S Broadway
Gluten-free menu. Say you're celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Tacos on corn tortillas
The downtown stall of the Highland Park taco stand, in the old market hall.
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Downtown, Grand Central Market · 317 S Broadway E5
Gluten-free menu. Say you're celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Pupusas, made fresh to order
Salvadoran corn pupusas. Coeliac diners say they're all gluten free. Expect a wait, they're made fresh.
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Hollywood · 6667 Hollywood Blvd
No gluten-free menu, but staff are aware. Say you're celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A steak, and a martini
The old Hollywood grill, open since 1919. Coeliac diners say everyone they met took it seriously.
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Eagle Rock · 1733 Colorado Blvd
Say it's for celiac disease and ask for gluten-free ingredients and fresh oil. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Orange chicken, or Mongolian beef
Safe Chinese food is hard to find, and coeliac diners say this kitchen will cook it for them.
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Hollywood (and all over LA) · 3640 Cahuenga Blvd
Ask for protein style and say it's celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A cheeseburger protein style (in lettuce, no bun), fries, a vanilla shake
The California burger, coeliac-style.
LA is huge. The fully gluten-free places cluster in Silver Lake and Echo Park, on West 3rd Street, and downtown.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)A coeliac diner's advice at one pizzeria: make sure to tell the staff it's celiac. It changes how the kitchen handles your food.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)Coeliac diners report items marked gluten free that go through a shared fryer or grill. Ask about both.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)Gluten-free tacos and corn pupusas sit a few stalls apart in the downtown market hall.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)
Celiac Disease Foundation: The US national charity, based in the LA area.
Find Me Gluten Free: Los Angeles: Coeliac diners' reviews, the main source for this one.
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