Gluten-Free Restaurants near Oregon City, OR

“We ended up here on Mother's Day around 2pm. The breakfast/lunch crowd was mostly gone and shift change was happening. The covered picnic tables offered a great view and a nice breeze. The waitstaff were very friendly and attentive, but not distractingly so. We ordered drinks and they were delivered very quickly. I was not unhappy with my choice and I love the glass it was served in. We realized we were a bit hungry so we ordered of the appetizer menu. My husband got the curry vegetarian pastie and I ordered "Nessie Tenders" (chicken fingers, basically) with mashed potatoes. They bread and fry the chicken the same way, with the same ingredients (I think) as the fried fish they serve and it was DELICIOUS; really hit the spot. I could only eat three of the five although I nearly polished off those potatoes - garlic mashed with skin on - so good! Overall we were very happy we stopped by. We love the outdoor seating and to be honest, I've never seen the inside of the place! (Maybe this fall/winter, LOL.)“

“Gosh this stuff was so amazing! And tasted so fresh... there wasn't anything I didn't like about this! Only 11 dollars or a giant meal! I ate it for lunch and dinner that's how much food I had left over, 2 servings worth no doubt. The woman at the register was so sweet and wore a smile the whole time service was quick and easy to say the least! And eatting this outdoors on a bench really ties it all together“

“Excellence! A friend and I were guests there and had a wonderful meal, superb customer service and wait staff..will definitely return! Thank you Stone Cliff for a memorable and incredible meal and experience!“

“A cool little niche pastry and treats place on Main Street, Oregon City. A warm place to be greeted and treated. A neat history and unique offerings for vegans, healthy pastry eaters (if that's a reality), and those just willing to engage with friendly people.“

“OMG... Loved their Pizza; New Favorite!$30ish for Giant that feeds 4+, and they have $1 off Beers at Happy Hour & Big Screen Nice TVs with Football Games on!Only drawbacks:* Entry is a trick unless coming from Redland, Parking, or must illegally turn across double yellow lines, so be Careful.** Parking isn't ideal; Shared with Plaid Pantry or 7-11.*** Headlights blast you through windows when Cars pull in & Out; Drawn Window Covers would Help at Night, or don't sit near windows.“

“Thai place that's kind of hole in the wall, and it's pretty good. I like to get pad woon sen, the noodles are very delicious. Pineapple fried rice was my previous go to before that, and what is good is that they will substitute brown rice so that's helpful for dietary restrictions. I'm a regular and so occasionally they have surprised me with some small snacks when I get the receipt like a mandarin or a cookie. I liked that :)Dietary restrictions: Substitute brown rice“