My goal is to discover gluten-free food in the District to make your gluten-free diet easier.
2001 S St NW, Washington, DC 20009
What I got: Chicken salad with spinach, roasted root vegetables, quinoa salad, chickpea and cauliflower salad. You can choose from four sides or two sides and one entrée dish for $10. This option is a great way to sample a few of the mouth-watering dishes.
Chicken salad with spinach, roasted root vegetables, quinoa salad and chickpea and cauliflower salad.
Gluten-free friendliness: The prepared food options are all marked with gluten-free and vegan indicators. Delicious soup options are great for these colder days. Needless to say, it’s best to steer clear of the sandwich counter.
Overall vibe: Glen’s Garden Market is a fresh, modern take on the neighborhood grocery store. The market, which boasts “good food from close by,” offers locally sourced food. This is a great place to grab a quick bite that you can feel good about eating. (Both the environment and your body will thank you.) I wouldn’t recommend doing your weekly shopping here, though. The products can be a bit pricey.
Glen’s Garden Market
Gluten-free gut reaction: Going back tomorrow
