The Village Table

There is a list of gluten free items (no descriptions of items) but the service is so terrible it’s not worth going there. The owner is rude and has no customer service skills. The are so many other options for GF food in Mountain Village & Telluride. Don’t put yourself through the torture of going to Village Table to get treated terribly.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Food is good. We talked to the owner/manager and he made sure the food was prepared safely for our celiac son. The server was not aware of precautions needed and even seemed annoyed by our questions, but overall it worked out when we involved the owner. GF Menu has large variety.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Separate gluten free menu but certain items like the putatis bravas (sp?) are fried in a shared fryer. If you have doubts, be sure to ask details about items on the gf menu. The endive salad was one of the best things I have eaten in a long time - gigantic and definitely a suitable meal even after a day of skiing. Also Have had the trout on the dinner salad ( they grilled separate for me once learning I had severe allergy) which was delicious. Great atmosphere, unique menu, but double check on items preparation.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great Spanish tapas. Tortilla Espanola. Papas bravas. Garlic shrimp. Jamon Serrano. No GF bread, but we didn't miss it. The mussels were uninspiring. Loved the chocolate mousse. The chef knew what he was doing. Good wine list. Half price tapas before 6:00, which was a bonus.

Celiac friendly?

Yes