Best Gluten Free Restaurants in Columbus

If you’re tired of playing detective every time you want a meal out, BIBIBOP Asian Grill feels like a breath of fresh air. The entire kitchen is 100% gluten-free—no hedging, no "separate prep area" disclaimers, just pure peace of mind from the second you walk in. Their Validated Gluten-Free Safe Spot certification from the Gluten Intolerance Group backs up what every celiac diner dreams about: real, systematic protocols that actually keep gluten out, not just off the main menu. From build-your-own bowls with sweet potato noodles to that zippy Gochujang sauce, you get flavor, variety, and—most importantly—a safe seat at the table. Honestly, it’s the kind of place where you can relax and just enjoy your food, which is rare enough to feel downright revolutionary.

Bake Me Happy is a true celiac sanctuary—this bakery is 100% gluten-free, and you can feel the relief the moment you walk in. With owners who understand firsthand what it means to need safe food (Wendy herself is gluten-intolerant), they've built a kitchen where not a crumb of wheat, barley, or rye is allowed. Their menu is brimming with nostalgic treats like Zebra Cakes, Oatmeal Creme Clouds, and decadent scones, all crafted with custom flour blends for unbeatable texture and taste. For anyone who's ever felt left out at dessert time, this place is pure joy—every bite is safe, creative, and absolutely unforgettable.

Good Cafe is a true safe haven for celiacs—founded and run by someone who lives with celiac disease and dairy allergies, this cheerful spot is 100% gluten- and dairy-free from top to bottom. There’s real peace of mind knowing the entire kitchen is dedicated, with no cross-contact risk, so you can finally order bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and those golden potatoes without a second thought. The owner’s personal journey shines through in every detail, from sourcing wholesome ingredients to nurturing a community where being celiac isn’t just accommodated—it’s celebrated. Sure, some days the service might get a little bogged down (who hasn’t been there?), but for anyone exhausted by menu interrogations and constant vigilance, Good Cafe feels like a deep breath of relief.