Russian Hill has the steepest streets in a city that treats hills as a personality trait. The restaurants up here lean on the views to do a lot of the heavy lifting, and a menu that technically offers a gluten-free option tends to get the same pass. This list is the places that actually handle it well, not just the ones with a asterisk at the bottom of the page. While the list is building out, our category guides are the better place to start: GF breakfast and brunch, pizza, baked goods, and cafés, plus North Beach and Chinatown if you're willing to walk downhill.
Updated Oct 6, 2026
Entire menu is 100% gluten-free with ample options and consistently positive feedback from gluten-free diners.
Entire menu is 100% gluten-free with ample options and consistently positive feedback from gluten-free diners.
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Japanese, Sushi
Separate gluten-free menu, knowledgeable staff, and many positive celiac reviews make this a strong choice for gluten-free sushi in SF. Some reviews note occasional cross-contact concerns with shared prep surfaces for tempura and rolls.
Separate gluten-free menu, knowledgeable staff, and many positive celiac reviews make this a strong choice for gluten-free sushi in SF. Some reviews note occasional cross-contact concerns with shared prep surfaces for tempura and rolls.
CleanPlate Weekly
The safest gluten-free spots in NYC — a few hand-picked places in your inbox each week.