Gluten-Free Restaurants in Lynchburg, VA

“Ruthie O was a fantastic waitress. Food was outstanding“

“Delicious food and very friendly owners. “Indian Cold Coffee” is the best drink I’ve ever had!“

“was visiting Natural Bridge and stayed in Lynchburg. Placed a pick up order and it was ready sooner than the time given. Went to pick it up. The server gave us our pizza. Double checked that out ranch was included. The server then made sure to ask if we wanted parmesan and chili pepper packets, which we did. The pizza was incredible. The staff was incredible. Made a long day of touring Natural Bridge worth it with great food to enjoy afterwards. Highly Highly Recommended!“

“The owner cares a great deal that his customers are satisfied plus making delicious coffees. I have always been treated well and highly recommend Grains of Sense. It's a shame that you have been subject to intolerant bullies from the left - I suppose it's all a part of being in business these days.“

“Ate there the other day food was delicious. The people who run the place are very nice to! Close to the hospital.“

“The South of the boarder burger is the best! Burger have great flavor! Fried pickles, fries and onion rings great as well! Polite Service! highly recommend!“

“I love the yellow curry here! the staff is friendly, service is quick and the food is satisfying. this is our go-to spot for Thai!“

“My husband and I have ate here one time so far. Will be back. The food was out of this world (delicious). We are taking some of our friends with us next time to have lunch and we will not be eating any breakfast.“

“TL:DR - variety of SE Asian food on the menu with good service and okay atmosphere.Not bad, but not to the point where I want to go back to try the same menu. The restaurant has variety, so I would like to try more things. I have tried Pad Thai, but I guess it wasn't up to my standard. The taste was there though if you want to just turn of your craving. Tom Yum soup was good. The flavor was there. Penang curry was hard to tell how good it was because we ordered it Thai spicy, so majority of taste was from the spice rather than the curry. They are spicy indeed and I have normal Korean spice tolerance. Pad Kaprow was a good menu. Not to the point that I would get it again, but it was worth trying. My friend enjoyed the samosas that were in the vegetable platter. I personally did not find anything particularly outstanding yet. Service was good. Our server was a Liberty University student, and he was friendly. I thought the restaurant was a bit messy, and I think that is because they blocked a section of their restaurant with chairs as soon as you walk in with no sign to show why. Otherwise, the decor and setting up a wide space in the middle with tables close to the wall was a very good choice of the restaurant.

Parking: parking at the back of the building and street parking in front of the building“