Gluten-Free Restaurants near West Lake Hills, TX

“We went to Hat Creek for a birthday party. The employees were very good and we had an amazing experience. The playground is also very good for children who would like to play It was clean and organized. The Manager and staff were great and helpful. I recommend it 100%.“

“Despite not typically being my preferred type of venue, I couldn't resist checking out Flower Child to see what all the hype was about. I was pleasantly surprised by the varied menu options and the warm, welcoming staff who set the stage for an enjoyable meal. Opting for the Kale and Brussels salad with added steak for protein, I found the salad flavorful, though the steak was a bit tough. Nevertheless, I'm already looking forward to returning.“

“Demarcus took care of us. We had a fantastic Easter lunch at this location. Did not know it existed. We had been going to Cedar Park because we love mod pizza. Demarcus made sure I got points on my app his whole team of three was very polite and was working so hard to satisfy every customer highly recommend this location“

“I had given up on Chipotle for a while during COVID when many locations were overwhelmed and under staffed. I was so happy with my food and service at the Bee Caves location - more so than I've been with Chipotle's competitors CB and FB. I'm coming back into the (burrito) fold.“

“We loved our barbecue meal at Terry Black’s! The line was long, but it moved quickly and it was nice to get a cold beer while waiting in line. We ordered the brisket, pork ribs and cheese sausage with mac & cheese, coleslaw, and beans & rice as sides. I don’t know why no one has mentioned the beans and rice in their reviews. They were phenomenal! The brisket was delicious as was the sausage. Don’t bother with the pork ribs stick with the beef ribs. The mac & cheese was also really good . Definitely hit up Terry Black’s if you are in Austin!“

“Had the pasta with some rosé and the blueberry cornbread for dessert. Wonderful veg comfort food after a long day, great outdoor space, wonderful service. They let me put up flyers too. I love their fair employment policy, will definitely be back!“

“Took our kids here while visiting San Antonio. Very delicious. All the kids commented that it was better than regular ice cream. My son even went back for seconds with his own money. Would definitely visit again. Wish I had one in my own town.“

“Cypress Grill is a HIDDEN GEM!!! The food and cocktails are consistently top notch with great service to match. The outdoor seating is so lovely anytime of year. The best part? They have GLUTEN FREE fried seafood (catfish, shrimp, crawfish, oysters) and it’s so good! I can’t recommend this place enough!!Dietary restrictions: Gluten free options“

“Salty Sow sets a warm, lively scene with its classic soundtrack, featuring artists like Michael Jackson and Journey. The place perfectly combines comfort with a bit of nostalgia. The meal started strong with the dirty fries, a standout dish. The combination of crispy fries, rich gravy, and creamy cheese sauce made for a fantastic appetizer (as showcased in the photo I took). While the beef shoulder and chicken thighs were delicious, the dirty fries were the true highlight, leaving a lasting impression. The service was excellent -- attentive without being intrusive. However, there was a minor issue with gnats and flies buzzing around, which was a slight distraction from the otherwise cozy atmosphere. Overall, Salty Sow delivers a delightful dining experience with great food and a friendly vibe, making it well worth a visit, especially for those fries.“

“Cute, chill hideaway ice cream store with unique ice cream flavors. I typically avoid dairy so it was a nice surprise that most or all of their ice cream was made from coconut milk. Will be back!Dietary restrictions: All the ice cream I saw was made from coconut milk, so non-dairy friendly“