Gluten Free CircleThe Gluten Free List: Gluten Free Product Reviews, Foods, Celiac Resources and More

Whole Foods, started in 1980 in Austin, Texas, sells a range of organic and natural foods, as well as conventional foods. (…)

R.O.C.K. (Raising Our Celiac Kids) is a parent support group for those with kids with celiac disease. (…)

Candle 79 is a vegetarian restaurant in NYC’s Upper East Side. (…)

Babycakes offers cupcakes, cakes, cookies, brownies, pies, biscuits, scones - in short, a whole slew of gluten-free goodies from a cute store in New York’s Lower East Side (with a location in downtown Los Angeles as well). (…)

Stamford, Connecticut-based Tasty Bite is the maker of Indian ready-to-eat foods. Their products are available in specialty food stores and online. (…)

The home of Two Buck Chuck also sells a bunch of gluten free products - both under their own label as well as other gluten-free brands. (…)

Burrito joint Chipotle notes which items are gluten free on their menu. (…)

A burger joint that’s gluten free? Well, yes. When ordering off this chain’s gluten-free menu, celiacs need to order hamburgers without buns, BBQ ribs without … BBQ sauce, etc. (…)

This seafood chain serves a range of grilled fish entrees, salads, sides and desserts on their gluten-free menu.
Website: Bonefish Grill

This local chain has locations in several states in the Eastern seaboard; check for locations here. Each location has its own menu, which may vary depending on the catch of the day, so to speak. (…)