denver/boulder restaurants

[Guest guest]

Denver is incredibly easy to eat at.  It's far more forward thinking than the bay area for gluten free, I would suggest.  I went to several restaurants, including non gluten free ones and they ALL knew what gluten was.  I can imagine Boulder is the same, but personally haven't been.

Here's a list I made before I left.  Snooze was amazing, as well as City O'City!  Lots of gluten free breakfast options, custom pancakes, tacos, all sort of things.City O' City

http://www.yelp.com/biz/city-o-city-denver#query:gluten%20free%20restaurantsThis place was amazing.  More of a bar with pizza.  You sometimes have to wait to get int, but it was definitely worth it.

Panzano (downtown), freaturing GF lunch and dinner menus:

http://www.panzano-denver.com/aboutus_overview.php

(I read that they even have GF Focaccia bread!)

 

Fat Sully's, featuring Pizza and Gluten Free Beer

http://www.yelp.com/biz/fat-sullys-pizza-denver#hrid:KBQncXRWtQBEjzN-6r3ySA

 

Gaia Bistro, Crepes - Breakfast Lunch, featuring Buckwheat Crepes

http://www.gaiabistro.com/

Great Reviews on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/gaia-bistro-denver#hrid:rW-TUcH6UFKB0UvvtdSzMg/src:search/query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

 

Snooze Eatery, Breakfast, featuring GF PANCAKES!!!

http://www.snoozeeatery.com/

Yelp review here:  http://www.yelp.com/biz/snooze-denver#hrid:Wqz6g09WuJwFjBonb89giQ/src:search/query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

 

Grocery Store, featuring GF items

http://www.yelp.com/biz/sunflower-market-denver-2#hrid:lDIo_uNoLxVrF976B0W_Rg

Cheers,

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 12:57 PM, alisonjhughes25 <alison.j.hughes@...> wrote:

 

hey all,

i'm heading to denver and boulder in about a week. i know the infamous Udi's is from denver, but besides their cafes, does anyone know of safe/gluten-free friendly places to eat. i'm staying with friends so i will have access to a kitchen, so will probably cook and eat-in mostly, but I'm sure my friends will want to go out at some point. I checked yelp for gluten free in those areas and gffoodie.com, but I'd rather here from personal experiences there.

thank you thank you =)

[Guest guest]

In my experience as a visitor, Boulder is incredible for GF food. I wish I could return just to eat GF safely and happily.

H.

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Subject: Re: [ ] denver/boulder restaurants

Denver is incredibly easy to eat at. It's far more forward thinking than the bay area for gluten free, I would suggest. I went to several restaurants, including non gluten free ones and they ALL knew what gluten was. I can imagine Boulder is the same, but personally haven't been.

Here's a list I made before I left. Snooze was amazing, as well as City O'City! Lots of gluten free breakfast options, custom pancakes, tacos, all sort of things.

City O' City

http://www.yelp.com/biz/city-o-city-denver#query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

This place was amazing. More of a bar with pizza. You sometimes have to wait to get int, but it was definitely worth it.

Panzano (downtown), freaturing GF lunch and dinner menus:

http://www.panzano-denver.com/aboutus_overview.php

(I read that they even have GF Focaccia bread!)

Fat Sully's, featuring Pizza and Gluten Free Beer

http://www.yelp.com/biz/fat-sullys-pizza-denver#hrid:KBQncXRWtQBEjzN-6r3ySA

Gaia Bistro, Crepes - Breakfast Lunch, featuring Buckwheat Crepes

http://www.gaiabistro.com/

Great Reviews on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/gaia-bistro-denver#hrid:rW-TUcH6UFKB0UvvtdSzMg/src:search/query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

Snooze Eatery, Breakfast, featuring GF PANCAKES!!!

http://www.snoozeeatery.com/

Yelp review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/snooze-denver#hrid:Wqz6g09WuJwFjBonb89giQ/src:search/query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

Grocery Store, featuring GF items

http://www.yelp.com/biz/sunflower-market-denver-2#hrid:lDIo_uNoLxVrF976B0W_Rg

Cheers,

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 12:57 PM, alisonjhughes25 <alison.j.hughes@...> wrote:

hey all,

i'm heading to denver and boulder in about a week. i know the infamous Udi's is from denver, but besides their cafes, does anyone know of safe/gluten-free friendly places to eat. i'm staying with friends so i will have access to a kitchen, so will probably cook and eat-in mostly, but I'm sure my friends will want to go out at some point. I checked yelp for gluten free in those areas and gffoodie.com, but I'd rather here from personal experiences there.

thank you thank you =)

[Guest guest]

If you are looking for a five-star

restaurant, I could call my brother. He is a chef in one. Let me know if you

want me to call & ask if they can accommodate. (I’ve never had occasion to

ask, since I haven’t been to Denver

since I was six).

It is a high end fish restaurant.

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Tercovich

Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010

1:09 PM

Subject: Re: [ ]

denver/boulder restaurants

Denver

is incredibly easy to eat at. It's far more forward thinking than the bay

area for gluten free, I would suggest. I went to several restaurants,

including non gluten free ones and they ALL knew what gluten was. I can

imagine Boulder

is the same, but personally haven't been.

Here's a list I made before I left. Snooze

was amazing, as well as City O'City!

Lots of gluten free breakfast options, custom pancakes, tacos, all sort of

things.

City O' City

http://www.yelp.com/biz/city-o-city-denver#query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

This place was amazing. More of a bar with pizza. You sometimes

have to wait to get int, but it was definitely worth it.

Panzano (downtown), freaturing GF lunch and dinner

menus:

http://www.panzano-denver.com/aboutus_overview.php

(I read that they even have GF Focaccia bread!)

Fat Sully's, featuring Pizza and Gluten Free Beer

http://www.yelp.com/biz/fat-sullys-pizza-denver#hrid:KBQncXRWtQBEjzN-6r3ySA

Gaia Bistro, Crepes - Breakfast Lunch, featuring

Buckwheat Crepes

http://www.gaiabistro.com/

Great Reviews on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/gaia-bistro-denver#hrid:rW-TUcH6UFKB0UvvtdSzMg/src:search/query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

Snooze Eatery, Breakfast, featuring GF PANCAKES!!!

http://www.snoozeeatery.com/

Yelp review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/snooze-denver#hrid:Wqz6g09WuJwFjBonb89giQ/src:search/query:gluten%20free%20restaurants

Grocery Store, featuring GF items

http://www.yelp.com/biz/sunflower-market-denver-2#hrid:lDIo_uNoLxVrF976B0W_Rg

Cheers,

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 12:57 PM, alisonjhughes25 <alison.j.hughes@...>

wrote:

hey all,

i'm heading to denver

and boulder in about a week. i know the infamous Udi's is from denver, but besides their cafes, does anyone

know of safe/gluten-free friendly places to eat. i'm staying with friends so i

will have access to a kitchen, so will probably cook and eat-in mostly, but I'm

sure my friends will want to go out at some point. I checked yelp for gluten free

in those areas and gffoodie.com,

but I'd rather here from personal experiences there.

thank you thank you =)

[Guest guest]

My girlfriend and I attended the Gluten Free Culinary Summit last year in

Denver. Besides Snooze (great g-f pancakes!), we ate at Fogo de Chao (most of

the menu items are g-f, including their Brazilian bread - cheaper if you eat

lunch there versus dinner), Ling & Louie's (Chinese food - g-f menu) and

Abrusci's which is a little outside Denver, but so, so worth the drive (an

Italian restaurant that has a HUGE multi-page g-f menu including ravioli,

spaghetti, pizza, etc.).

Enjoy!

Sue

--- In , " alisonjhughes25 " <alison.j.hughes@...>

wrote:

>

> hey all,

>

> i'm heading to denver and boulder in about a week. i know the infamous Udi's

is from denver, but besides their cafes, does anyone know of safe/gluten-free

friendly places to eat. i'm staying with friends so i will have access to a

kitchen, so will probably cook and eat-in mostly, but I'm sure my friends will

want to go out at some point. I checked yelp for gluten free in those areas and

gffoodie.com, but I'd rather here from personal experiences there.

>

> thank you thank you =)

>

[Guest guest]

Forwarded from a good friend who lives in Denver, with a GF father in law.

----- Forwarded Message ----- "galliano gang" <galliano.gang@...>Sent: Wednesday, November 3, 2010 8:54:23 AMSubject: RE: [ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurantsHey there! I have eaten at Abrusci's several times and it is very yummy with a huge G-Free menu! We take Larry there all the time when he comes to town. Another one of my favorite restaurants in the world is called Maggiano's and it is in downtown Denver - we just got a flyer in the mail from them last night introducing their new g-free menu. Everything there is wonderful, so I'm sure that menu will be too! Snooze sounds great, haven’t heard of it, but adorable name! -----Original Message-----From: galliano.gang@... [mailto:galliano.gang@...] Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 8:43 PMVanwanseele, DebbieSubject: FWD: [ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurantsHey, do you eat at any of these great sounding restaurants? I love the sound of 'Snooze!' ----------Sent from AT & T's Wireless network using Mobile Email------Original Message------From: CalicoSue <susan.hersom@...>< >Date: Wednesday, November 3, 2010 2:33:26 AM GMT+00:00Subject: [ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurantsMy girlfriend and I attended the Gluten Free Culinary Summit last year in Denver. Besides Snooze (great g-f pancakes!), we ate at Fogo de Chao (most of the menu items are g-f, including their Brazilian bread - cheaper if you eat lunch there versus dinner), Ling & Louie's (Chinese food - g-f menu) and Abrusci's which is a little outside Denver, but so, so worth the drive (an Italian restaurant that has a HUGE multi-page g-f menu including ravioli, spaghetti, pizza, etc.).Enjoy!Sue>> hey all,> > i'm heading to denver and boulder in about a week. i know the infamous Udi's is from denver, but besides their cafes, does anyone know of safe/gluten-free friendly places to eat. i'm staying with friends so i will have access to a kitchen, so will probably cook and eat-in mostly, but I'm sure my friends will want to go out at some point. I checked yelp for gluten free in those areas and gffoodie.com, but I'd rather here from personal experiences there.> > thank you thank you =)>

[Guest guest]

I was just in Denver/Boulder a couple weeks ago and I too experienced a great time eating out. It was quite easy. There were two restaurants that highlighted my trip... The Squeaky Bean in Denver (go for brunch! it was aaaamaaazing. The roasted cauliflower salad, polenta style grits with pancetta, olive oil poached eggs, yum!) and The Kitchen in Boulder. We went to the Kitchen for their happy hour menu, which had smaller plates and shared a bunch of items with friends. The roasted veggies are the best I have ever had. Neither restaurant have a gf menu but their servers were knowledgeable and I felt comfortable. Enjoy!From: lynn galliano <galliano.gang@...> Sent: Wed, November 3, 2010 9:37:16 AMSubject: Fwd: [ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurants

Forwarded from a good friend who lives in Denver, with a GF father in law.

----- Forwarded Message ----- "galliano gang" <galliano.gang@...>Sent: Wednesday, November 3, 2010 8:54:23 AMSubject: RE: [ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurantsHey there! I have eaten at Abrusci's several times and it is very yummy with a huge G-Free menu! We take Larry there all the time when he comes to town. Another one of my favorite restaurants in the world is called Maggiano's and it is in downtown Denver - we just got a flyer in the mail from them last night introducing their new g-free menu. Everything there is wonderful, so I'm sure that menu will be too! Snooze sounds great, haven’t heard of it, but adorable name! -----Original Message-----From: galliano.gang@... [mailto:galliano.gang@...] Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 8:43 PMVanwanseele, DebbieSubject: FWD:

[ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurantsHey, do you eat at any of these great sounding restaurants? I love the sound of 'Snooze!' ----------Sent from AT & T's Wireless network using Mobile Email------Original Message------From: CalicoSue <susan.hersom@...>< >Date: Wednesday, November 3, 2010 2:33:26 AM GMT+00:00Subject: [ ] Re: denver/boulder restaurantsMy girlfriend and I attended the Gluten Free Culinary Summit last year in Denver. Besides Snooze (great g-f pancakes!), we ate at Fogo de Chao (most of the menu items are g-f, including their Brazilian bread - cheaper if you eat lunch there versus dinner), Ling & Louie's (Chinese food - g-f menu) and Abrusci's which is a little outside Denver, but so, so worth the drive (an Italian restaurant that has a HUGE multi-page g-f menu including ravioli, spaghetti, pizza,

etc.).Enjoy!Sue>> hey all,> > i'm heading to denver and boulder in about a week. i know the infamous Udi's is from denver, but besides their cafes, does anyone know of safe/gluten-free friendly places to eat. i'm staying with friends so i will have access to a kitchen, so will probably cook and eat-in mostly, but I'm sure my friends will want to go out at some point. I checked yelp for gluten free in those areas and gffoodie.com, but I'd rather here from personal experiences there.> > thank you thank you =)>