You will likely find a Gluten Free Restaurant around Napa, California but it may take a little patience!
Then read on, because we’ve got some good suggestions.
Note, not all restaurants tells Google and the various gluten-free apps that they provide GF choices.
When you find a restaurant that looks or sounds appealing, give them a call and check if they have any GF options!
When you find a place with GF, be sure to ask for any other places they recommend!
Local Favorites
(note: sometimes, we are unable to get listings – apologies if none appeared)
Check For Gluten Free Restaurant In A Smartphone App
If you have a smartphone, then try the Find Me Gluten Free app. The app is useful for locating user-contributed GF ideas! Look for it in the app store.
What I don’t like about this app is that some reviewers leave bad reviews for restaurants for things like a bad wait person or menu choices when it is kind of not relevant to the whether everything was GF…so know that before you use the app.
Not Seeing Any Options? Here’s What To Do
Once in a while there is no Gluten Free Restaurant for some reason. So what to do?
Napa has grocers and gas stations which have food you can eat. Shop for staples like chips, candy, nuts, lunchmeat, and lots of other options. We offer a free guide with 1,879 GF foods on this site. It’s Free!
Plan Ahead
It’s hard to be gluten free and spontaneous about eating out.
Don’t let yourself get in situations where you are starved and not clear where to go for food!
That almost always leads to bad decisions!
These are four of tips:
- Stash a few gluten free health bars in your car in case.
- Spend time to research the area. Come up with a few Gluten Free Restaurant options.
- If this is your first time to a Gluten Free Restaurant in Napa , stay with foods that are probably GF – meats, salads, fruits that sort of thing. Now is probably not the best time to experiment with gluten-free pasta or cake – if you’ve never been to this place before!
- Lastly, dine at less busy times of day. Plan dinner early or try for a late lunch. Arrive at a time you can have the full attention of the wait person and the chefs aren’t overwhelmed.
Ask About Gluten Free Restaurant On Social Media
If you like Facebook or not, you’ll find a few helpful gluten-free groups on it. The groups are free to join. Once in the group, you can ask for advice on Gluten Free Restaurant options in Napa.
