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Best Gluten Free Brunch in Nashville
The weekend comes, you have friends visiting town or you are visiting Nashville. Either way, It's time for brunch! Our favorite meal where no one judges you for eating lunch early or breakfast late and the wait staff is not trying to rush you out the door to seat another table. Below are some of our favorite gluten free brunch places in Nashville. Enjoy!
AMOT EATERY: A Matter of Taste: Completely gluten free brunch menu featuring gluten free French toast, pancakes and homemade gluten free buttermilk biscuits. Did you hear that??? Gluten free free French toast! They also have a great gluten free bar selection. Homegrown Taproom and Marketplace: The open-faced home monte cristo is freaking awesome! Always order with a side of bacon! Avo: Completely gluten free and a great brunch bar selection. Acme Feed and Seed: A dedicated gluten free brunch menu, gluten free beer and live music. What more could you want from a gluten free brunch in Nashville? Darfon’s: …Where to Find a Gluten Free Beer in Nashville, TN
We've all been there. The excitement when you see a menu and go hey, they have gluten free pizza or they have gluten free buns for a burger. The next thought you have is "man... I'd really like to have a beer with that!" and then you look at the menu only to be disappointed. Really? You went so far as to have a gluten free menu, gluten free bread, gluten free pizza but you didn't add just one of the many gluten free beers now available? We're not asking for an assortment, just keeping one 6-pack in the back would do. And no... Ciders do not count!
Here's a list of places in Nashville that won't let you down and have gluten free beer available:
AMOT EATERY: A Matter of Taste: Omission, RedBridge, Estrella and pleanty of cider to choose from Homegrown Taproom and Marketplace - Ommission is available Avo: One of the only places I've been that has Green's. They also have o'Mission and multiple ciders. Acme Feed & Seed - Omission is on th…Sneaky Sources of Gluten and How to Spot Them (Infographic)
The folks at the Cleveland Clinic created a great infographic on the sneaky places gluten hides. I remember when I was first diagnosed I was excited that I could have sushi and then surprised that I had to do so much research on it. Soy Sauce, tempura, crab stick, eel sauce, they all contained gluten. Who know? The below infographic is great at giving you some quick tips. Feel free to add more in the comments!
Featured Nashville Gluten Free Places:
Mad Donna’s
Gluten free bun/bread options for all burgers and sandwiches. Oh... and they also have a great bloody mary bar on Sundays!
Fleming’s Steakhouse
Dedicated gluten free menu.
Tip: Their happy hour is awesome. 5 items for $6 till 7:00. They will adjust the 5 items on the menu to make them gluten free.
Porter Road Butcher
Awesome locally sourced butcher that provides great meats and sausages without any gluten ingredients or preservatives.
12 South Taproom
No dedicated gluten free menu but they have six... Count them six gluten free beer options! Estrella, Green's, New Planet and Omission.
Dave and Buster’s Gluten Free
Recently we had a team outing at the day job to Dave and Buster’s at Opry Mills. The team was excited to geek out and play some games, I on the other hand, was worried about options. I remember D&B visits back before I was diagnosed with Celiac in Atlanta and remember the menu being mainly fried appitizers and sandwiches back then. Nothing like sitting around the table with 20 of your co-workers with all of them eating while you sit there. To my surprise, they had a gluten free menu, woohoo! Along with the gluten free menu, they also have meues for peanut, milk, egg, fish, shellfish, soy and tree nut allergies… way to go Dave and Buster’s!
The gluten free menu linked below has less on it then the one that was actually at the restuarant and is fairly limited, but a good place to start. Check your local Dave and Buster’s to see what they have. I had the Fire Grilled Salmon and it was nice. A little under cooked, but hey, I’d rather have it that way than over cooked.…