Gluten Free Nashville

Once a month my wife and I have to go to Lebanon, TN and stop in Mt. Juliet to eat at Fulin’s. The sushi there is always good and fresh. Because of the language barrier, I seem to have an issue every other time I go though. Being in the South, people love to fry everything, including sushi. Talk to your waiter before you order, they love to hide little crunchies in everything they fix.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… I can’t get enough of Lime on 21st. They are always helpful in finding gluten free options and well, their happy hour rocks! Try their cheese and chorizo dip… delicious!

Had dinner last night at Cha Cha on Belmont. The staff was very helpful in finding me options. They came back with a lot of options, I ended up having the shrimp with polenta (I don’t remember their catchy name for it). The mojito wasn’t great, the environment was loud, overall it was OK but I doubt if I go back.

Had dinner the other night at the Old Spaghetti Factory on 2nd Avenue in Nashville. We use to go there all the time when family was in town, the nephews always loved sitting in the caboose. Anyway, I heard they had a gluten free menu, but was still a little scared as I always am trying some place that is mainly gluten heavy. The staff was very helpful and I have to say it was some of the best damn gluten free pasta I have had. I highly recommend it.