Top Gluten-free restaurants in Chicago, United States

I love this place, but don’t get the HiFi chicken sandwich. Might be one of the dumbest sandwiches I’ve ever ordered. It’s 6 basic chicken tenders with a little bit of coleslaw and a tiny order of fries. You pick up the sandwich and everything falls out. It’s like it was designed by someone who’s never eaten a sandwich before.. Anyway, still really like this place, but figured I’d warn anyone else that might want to try something new here.

This place is the best!!! The food is delicious, the portions are huge, the space is so nice, and the workers are awesome. Great cocktails, delicious teas and lemonades made in house. Urban belly is one of my wicker park favorites.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food here!

The ramen broth was a little too sweet for my taste, but the phat style udon was phenomenal- I was concerned about pineapples as they are not my favorite toppings in a savory food, but it was diced into small pieces and went really nicely with the dish. Their kimchi tasted really good too.

I ordered delivery this time but I would love to visit in person as well.

Wow, the spicy katsu ramen was incredible. Loved the hot chicken bao buns as well. My wife got the lemongrass udon noodles and loved her dish. Incredibly friendly and kind service. Easy to order from QR code on table and is brought to your table. $3 PBR on draft, can’t beat it! We will be back!

No fuss byo style food. The fusion is on point and delicious. I got the salad which had a bit of everything, bbq dumplings and a $3 pint. No complaints at all, no reservations required.

So, I snagged some takeout from Urbanbelly, and let me tell you, it's the real deal! The place has this cool vibe, and the food? Absolutely delicious. Plus, it's all about Asian fusion, adding that extra flair to every bite. If you're up for some seriously tasty eats with a laid-back vibe, Urbanbelly's the spot.

Came here on a Sunday around noon and it was pretty empty. I got the coconut curry pho which actually tasted really good, however not super sure if it is anything close to pho more than the fact that it’s noodles in soup. My friend got some beer chicken dish and said it was alright. The food came out really quickly, would say it’s a pretty good spot to grab a quick bite.

I love the Korean Asian fusion. We had to try the curry pho which is really good. It tasted even better with rice since the soup is thicker and stronger taste it went well with rice too. We also ordered the spicy Korean rice cake soup which has flat Korean rice cakes and was spicy but I enjoyed it alot too. The Mango was a shock and somehow I didn't expect it but enjoyable non the less. It was very spicy but thank God we had the rice. Over all I enjoyed the meal. The restaurant gave a cafeteria vibe and it was very casual and great for group setting. I highly suggest trying them both.