Vegan and gluten free restaurants in Salt Lake City
10 kitchens in Salt Lake City, Utah cooking vegan food and set up to cater for gluten free diets. 3 of the 10 are fully vegan kitchens, where the whole menu is yours.
Each one is recorded as catering for gluten free diets. That is a fact about the kitchen and what it can prepare for you, not a promise about any particular dish. Somewhere that caters for a diet is not a dedicated kitchen, and cross contamination is a real risk where the two are cooked side by side. If coeliac disease or an allergy is the reason you are asking, ring ahead and ask how they handle it.
Of the 10, 6 have tables outside and 3 are recorded as wheelchair accessible. Each of those is what a local mapper recorded, so it is worth a check before a trip that depends on it.
Where to eat vegan and gluten free in Salt Lake City
1860 South 300 West, Salt Lake City
Outdoor seating
248 East 100 South, Salt Lake City
CoffeePastryOutdoor seating
165 East 900 South, Salt Lake City
- De Los MuertosHas vegan options
1215 Wilmington Avenue, Salt Lake City
Mexican - Laziz KitchenHas vegan options
912 Jefferson Street, Salt Lake City
KitchenMediterraneanWheelchair accessible
- SpitzHas vegan options
35 300 South, Salt Lake City
KebabMediterraneanTurkishTakeaway · Delivery · Outdoor seating
- SpitzHas vegan options
1201 Wilmington Avenue, Salt Lake City
GreekKebabMediterraneanSandwichTakeaway · Outdoor seating
- The Pie PizzeriaHas vegan options
1320 E. 200 South, Salt Lake City
Pizza 235 South 400 West, Rio Grande
BreakfastCoffee ShopOutdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
- Zest Kitchen & BarHas vegan options
275S 200 West, Salt Lake City
KitchenOutdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
Questions people ask
Where can I eat vegan and gluten free in Salt Lake City?
10, as of the last refresh. This page lists all of them rather than a selection. Each one is recorded as catering for gluten free diets. That is a fact about the kitchen and what it can prepare for you, not a promise about any particular dish. Somewhere that caters for a diet is not a dedicated kitchen, and cross contamination is a real risk where the two are cooked side by side. If coeliac disease or an allergy is the reason you are asking, ring ahead and ask how they handle it.
Are these kitchens fully vegan?
3 of the 10 are fully vegan kitchens, so anything on the menu is yours. The rest serve vegan food alongside the rest of their menu. Every entry is labelled either way.
Which of them have tables outside?
6 of the 10, and those rows say so underneath the address. Each one is recorded as having outdoor seating: a terrace, a garden, a courtyard or tables on the pavement. Nothing is recorded either way for the rest, which is not the same as knowing they are not.