We had a great time trying all of the sauces and sharing our meal. These sauces range from savory to spicy and everything in between.
We ordered tons of tapas including cheeses, veggies, meats (for me), and tons of dipping sauces which are Vesta’s signature sides. The waitstaff was very patient with the Celiac/shellfish-allergy girl and the vegetarian guy. Now that is service! I was able to cross-reference the menus when ordering and spoke to the waiter extensively about what David and I were going to order for dinner that night. When we arrived at Vesta, the hostess already knew I needed the gluten and shellfish menus and gave them both to me when we sat down. I used OpenTable to make our reservation which allows you to include a direct note to the restaurant to alert them of your allergies before you even get there. Vesta has not one, but FOUR, allergen-friendly menus on their website including gluten, nut, lactose, and shellfish. We made a reservation at Vesta Dipping Grill after recommendations from my friend and rave reviews from allergen-free travelers online. Brunch would have been a lot better if I could have enjoyed the endless mimosa bar, but I have been limiting my drinking due to other health issues and I chose not to imbibe.ĭinner on Saturday night was awesome. David and I both wound up with a gross omelettes. I read they had gluten-free menu items available for dinner, but there was nothing explicitly gluten-free on the menu for brunch. We stopped at Rialto Cafe on the 16th Street Mall for brunch as we set out to explore Denver for the first time. View from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science With a little research, we ate well, enjoyed the Mile High City together exploring the 16th Street Mall, walking all over Denver, and spending an awesome afternoon at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Granted I was only going to Denver for 3 days, but I was excited to become one of those “pick up and go” travelers and meet a friend in a city that neither of us had been to before. Traveling with a friend who is a vegetarian and me a Celiac, we knew our food choices could be limited in Denver.
While most of my trip planning is rather fast and furious, this trip kind of came out of nowhere and it excited me that I pulled this off with less than 2 weeks of planning. I planned a totally impromptu weekend trip, hopped on a plane, and met my friend David for a rendezvous in Denver, Colorado. Berkeley, Denver.Back in December, I had a travel first.
#DENVER GLUTEN FREE RESTAURANTS MAC#
Try the country fried tofu or a mac and “cheese” for kids, and banh mi tacos for parents. Self described as 99 percent vegan and 100 percent gluten-free, Vital Root has something for any diner. Additional accommodations can be made by notifying your server while ordering. True Food highlights which menu items are vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free on both the kids menu and regular menu. They’ll also meet gluten-free and food allergy restrictions. Kids meals are accompanied by healthy and colorful sides that kids and parents can feel good about. Root Down asks that families notify their server of allergies before ordering so they can better accommodate any food restrictions. Many items on the kids menu at this Highland hot spot are available gluten-free and vegan. Washington Park, Denver Olde Town Arvada. Build your own wood-fired pizza or pasta with gluten-free and dairy-free options.
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