Best Gluten Free Restaurants in Royal Oak

Brown Iron Brewhouse is a rare find—a true sanctuary for celiacs, thanks to its dedicated gluten-free facility and a team that genuinely gets it. The owner’s family connection to celiac disease is evident in the kitchen training and care: from clearly labeled menus to a dedicated fryer, and food flagged for allergies right at your table. Here, you can finally tuck into crispy chicken tenders, loaded nachos, and rich brownie sundaes with zero second-guessing or side-eye at the server. If you've ever missed the simple joy of sharing a cold (gluten-free!) beer and pub grub with friends without scanning for red flags, this is the kind of place that feels like coming home.

Ronin Sushi is that rare gem—a dedicated gluten-free facility where celiacs can finally relax and savor sushi without fear. The kitchen is 100% gluten-free, and staff are impressively well-versed in allergy protocols, ready to walk you through safe choices and prepare dishes with celiac-level care. From crisp yellowtail to the vibrant Pink Blossom roll, flavors shine without compromise, and you’ll find gluten-free soy sauce on hand for dipping (which feels like a small miracle, right?). It’s the kind of place where you can actually focus on enjoying your meal and your company—no need to play detective or second-guess every bite.

Baseema Food is a breath of fresh air for celiacs—every soup is proudly 100% gluten-free, vegan, and plant-based, so you can finally relax and savor without second-guessing. While Hala and Nahla don’t explicitly mention a dedicated gluten-free kitchen or their own celiac experiences, their unwavering commitment to labeling and allergen-friendly recipes speaks volumes. The menu leans into traditional Middle Eastern flavors, with lentil and chickpea soups that feel like a warm hug from someone who truly gets comfort food. Honestly, it’s just such a relief to find a place where ‘gluten-free’ isn’t an afterthought but the foundation—though if you’re hyper-sensitive, it’s always worth asking about cross-contact in shared prep environments.