14 Best Gluten-Free Restaurant Menus in Newport

More people than ever are choosing a gluten-free lifestyle for personal preference or health issues. While there are many Newport restaurants that can prepare food gluten-free, the following is a good look at those restaurants that have many gluten-free items available and/or offer an entire gluten-free menu.

Keep in mind that it’s always a good idea to emphasize gluten sensitivity to your server to be sure that everyone on the team is aware.

1 – 22 Bowen’s Wine Bar and Grille

22 Bowen’s Wharf | (401) 841-8884

Features: GLUTEN FREE LUNCH | GLUTEN FREE DINNER

2 – 99 Restaurant

199 J.T. Connell Highway | (401) 849-9969

Features: Gluten Sensitive Menu

3 – Brick Alley Pub and Restaurant 

140 Thames Street | (401) 849-6334

Features: Brick Alley Pub Gluten Free Menu

4 – Diegos 

11 Bowen’s Wharf | (401) 619-2640

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

5 – The Fifth Element

111 Broadway | (401) 619-2552

Features: Gluten-Free preparation is available on menu items, per request.

6 – Gas Lamp Grille

206 Thames Street | (401) 845-9300

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

7 – Jo’s American Bistro

24 Memorial Boulevard | (401) 847-5506

Features: Gluten-Free options on their menu

8 – Keen-Wah Super Food Eatery

311 Broadway | (401) 619-5266

9 – Lucia Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria 

186B-190B Thames Street | (401) 846-4477

Features: Gluten Free Meals available upon request

10 – O’brien’s Pub

501 Thames Street | (401) 849-6623

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

11 – Sardella’s Italian Restaurant 

30 Memorial Boulevard | (401) 849-6312

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

12 – Smokehouse Café

America’s Cup Avenue | (401) 848-9800

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

13 – The Mooring Seafood Kitchen

1 Sayer’s Wharf | (401) 846-2260

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

14 – Wharf Pub & Raw Bar

37 Bowen’s Wharf | (401) 619-5672

Features: Gluten-Free Menu

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