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22 Great Restaurants Where You Can Eat Gluten-Free
Great places you can basically treat as gluten-free restaurants.
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Kedai Makan
Kedai Makan is in a new Capitol Hill location after changing ownership. The Malaysian street food is fine, but it doesn't stack up to the original.
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Bangkok Food Truck
Bangkok is a Food Truck parked at the Shell station in Lake City that serves fantastic Thai food, including our favorite panang curry in the city.
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Tio Baby’s
Tio Baby’s is a Tex-Mex-influenced temple of fantastic bar snacks and queso. Be sure to grab some nachos at this Fremont bar.
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Lotus Pond Vietnamese Cuisine
Lotus Pond is a Vietnamese spot in Haller Lake that serves great phở, bánh mì, and a particularly noteworthy wonton egg noodle soup.
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Itto's Tapas
Itto's is a Moroccan and Spanish tapas bar in West Seattle that makes for a great last-minute date night.
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Seattle Pops
If you're in the mood for a popsicle, Seattle Pops in Wallingford is the only answer.
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Frelard Tamales
This Mexican walk-up window in Green Lake serves the best tamales in town. Don't miss Frelard Tamales' chicken salsa verde or sweet potato mole varieties.
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Birrieria Tijuana
Birrieria Tijuana is a Mexican counter spot in Burien that specializes in (excellent) birria and cheese tacos.
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Bale Breaker & Yonder Cider Taproom
Bale Breaker & Yonder Cider Taproom is a brewery in Ballard that serves beer, cider, and slushies in a huge space complete with the best patio in the general vicinity.
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Delish Ethiopian Cuisine
Delish is a terrific Ethiopian restaurant in Hillman City that’s open late on the weekends.
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Bok A Bok Fried Chicken
Bok A Bok Chicken in White Center is a little counter-service shack serving Korean fried chicken and Southern side dishes.
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Musang
Musang is a stellar craftsman-turned-Filipino restaurant on Beacon Hill, and it's where you can eat one of the most outstanding meals in the city.
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Maíz
Maíz is a fantastic tortilleria at Pike Place Market that serves tacos, tamales, quesdaillas, chilaquiles, and more using their freshly made nixtamal tortillas. Get the sopes.
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Emma & Otto’s Ice Cream
Emma & Otto's is an excellent ice cream shop on Bainbridge Island that serves homemade flavors scooped into cinnamon waffle cones.
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The Chicken Supply
For outstanding Filipino fried chicken that happens to be celiac-friendly, look no further than The Chicken Supply in Greenwood.
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Annapurna Cafe
Seattle’s best Indian food is at Annapurna on Capitol Hill. Your order? Momo dumplings and fish korma.
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Señor Carbón
Señor Carbón is a restaurant in Pioneer Square that serves delicious Peruvian and Nikkei cuisine.
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Carnitas Michoacan
For some of the best carnitas in town, Carnitas Michoacan on Beacon Hill is a Mexican staple, whether you're in the mood for a burrito or pile of tacos.
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Kati Vegan Thai
Kati Vegan Thai is a great plant-based lunch or casual dinner option in South Lake Union.
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Mojito
Mojito is a fun spot in Maple Leaf for a cheap group dinner. Be sure to get a plate full of arepas and paselitos.