Gluten-Free Restaurants in ChicagoPage 5 of 5
Gluten-free spots in Chicago — page 5
Kinsley
1 N Wacker Dr Suite 150, Chicago, IL 60606, USA
Analyzed 1 review (0 WiseBites Premium Members, 0 WiseBites Members, 1 Google User). Reviewers reported limited gluten‑free menu options.
Based on 1 gluten-related review
Letizia's Natural Bakery
2144 W Division St, Chicago, IL 60622, USA
Reviewers reported a gluten‑free bread option available for an additional charge, but did not provide details on kitchen procedures, staff training, or cross‑contact controls.
Based on 1 gluten-related review
Honey Berry Pancakes and Cafe
901 S State St, Chicago, IL 60605, USA
Analyzed 10 reviews, comprising 0 WiseBites Premium Members, 0 WiseBites Members, and 10 Google Users. Reviewers reported that the restaurant uses shared toasters, waffle irons, and cooking surfaces, and several staff members were uncertain about which items could be prepared gluten‑free or lacked clear menu labeling, while other guests noted the presence of gluten‑free pancakes, bread, and a broader selection of gluten‑free options. One reviewer described experiencing digestive distress after eating, indicating a possible cross‑contact incident.
Based on 10 gluten-related reviews
Andy's Thai Kitchen
950 W Diversey Pkwy, Chicago, IL 60614, USA
Analyzed 1 review (0 WiseBites Premium Members, 0 WiseBites Members, 1 Google User). Reviewers reported that staff were not knowledgeable about gluten allergy requirements and asked the party to leave.
Based on 1 gluten-related review
Thai Spoon and Sushi
601 S Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, USA
Analyzed 1 review (0 WiseBites Members, 1 Google User). Reviewers reported that the server confirmed a dish could be made gluten free, but the dish was prepared with gluten, leading to cross‑contact and guests experienced symptoms afterward.
Based on 1 gluten-related review
Amarit Thai and sushi (CHICAGO Location)
600 S Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60605, USA
Analyzed 2 reviews: 2 Google Users, 0 WiseBites Members. Reviewers reported that staff indicated the dishes could be prepared gluten‑free, but the guests experienced severe illness after consuming the meals, suggesting cross‑contact or incorrect preparation. Guests mentioned receiving items that may not have been gluten‑free and indicated a lack of effective gluten handling procedures.
Based on 2 gluten-related reviews
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