Ground Breaker Gastropub

I have one of their beers for take out. They have outside seating available that follows the 6 feet distance requirement. I am very curious to try their food options next time.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

My sister and I ate here on our sister date around Christmas when I was home for the holiday. So super celiac friendly, right down to the note on the door, asking for non gluten free foods to remain outside the establishment for the safety of their celiac and NCGS patrons. They were out of a few of the things we wanted, but what we ended with was worth it. I had the taster of the dark ale (lightweight here) and absolutely loved it...they have their own GF microbrewery...and I was super excited when I found their beer behind security at the airport on my way home since I hadn't picked any up while there. Worth my time and energy to make a trip back there the next time I'm home in Portland.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

It's so nice to go to a dedicated gf place and have options! Anything on the menu is fair game and fabulous, my partner ordered the buttermilk fried chicken bowl and I had the Cubano, both were delicious. Definitely recommend

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Nice place to get a gluten-free beer. I enjoyed the BBQ chicken plate.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Beer is excellent. It's a unique recipe and they do smashing good job at a biscuity pale ale and dark ale. Service is a little strange sometimes. I don't feel like the bartenders like me. For food, there's a wide basic American menu. I'm not sure why they do things like offer potato chips with your burger and then bring them in a bowl before the meal like an appetizer. No fries? It is dedicated gluten free and I appreciate the NO GLUTEN allowed signs.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Went for dinner with my family, very rude server. Small menu and not a lot of option . We waited for probably 20 minutes before someone came to take our order. Went on a Wednesday at 5:00pm for dinner and most of the things we tried to order they did not have available. Paid $75.00 for food that we did not enjoy. Definently would not come back again

Celiac friendly?

Yes

100% gluten free restaurant. I am a regular here. I come every week at least once!! The food is amazing, they are always changing up the menu, the staff is so friendly, and I feel at home when I eat here. I walk out with a happy and full tummy every time!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Pros: I didn't get glutened. Cons: I got FOOD POISONING. On vacation. I had been looking forward to our visit for months and was expecting an experience similar to Ghostfish in Seattle (which is 5 stars in every way). Unfortunately, the service and food terrible. No one in there was remotely friendly. I agree with another reviewer that the bartender doesn't know how to pour a stout-like beer. She should watch some Guinness youtube videos. The beer should fill more than 2/3 of the glass, especially when you take more than 5 minutes to pour it. I ate the chile con carne and my husband had a cubano (which is nothing like a real cubano; I'm from Florida and ate the real thing regularly until my celiac dx). I can't recommend highly enough that you avoid this place. Go anywhere else and save yourself the misery of food poisoning.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

If you can get the fried chicken, GET IT! I had the fried chicken bowl (only available at lunch) and it was delicious. Too many IPAs for my taste but the food alone is worth it. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable and she has Celiac herself.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Love it here! Everything is GF. I get the dark Nitro beer. The warm chocolate chip cookies are wonderful with the maple gelato...I make ice cream sandwiches with them. So delicious. They serve fried chicken on Sunday afternoons.

No stars because no seats! We were turned away because they were full and I was really dissappointed with the snooty way we were informed that a reservation was needed. Would have been nice to know!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

So awesome. Hubs has ~50 allergies and our servers suggested several options that were safe. The kombucha was the best I’ve ever had — and the pulled pork tacos were incredible!!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Because this is a dedicated facility, I gave it another star. The food was really weird. We had the shrimp toast which tasted like chicken salad. I felt like I was in the 80’s because all of the mayonnaise and celery. I ordered a BBQ sandwich and it was tender, but not a typical BBQ sandwich. I also ordered a pickle with it and it wasn’t even a pickle. They gave me the grossest pickled vegetables I’ve ever had in my life. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever had vinegar vegetables before. I ordered a dark nitro beer which they call a pint, but it was never filled up. Desert Bread pudding was good. In conclusion, it was bad. Normally don’t complain, but we will not be back.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Super friendly and attentive staff. COMPLETELY gluten free zone/menu. Really delicious food and gf beer. Family friendly environment with kids menu.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Was only in Portland for a few days but came here twice! Absolutely love the " No gluten allowed" sign on the door - makes me feel just that much safer even though I already know is it a dedicated gf facility. Call ahead to see which days they are serving the fried chicken because it is amazing. This was the first time I had eaten fried chicken since being diagnosed and it tasted so good I almost cried tears of joy. And the warm chocolate chip cookies are incredible, a little pricey but delicious.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

100% gf including beer!! Beer was closest to “normal” as I’ve ever had and the food was outstanding!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have been to this place twice. It may be gf but expensive and the food was near to awful. The hot pastrami—how can you go wrong with pastrami?—sucked the taste out of my mouth.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Love this place. Best sour dough. Could add more dumplings in the chicken and dumplings but still very delicious. Best fried chicken Sunday deal but the sides that come with it can be odd at times, the chicken and waffle combo I never got to try but I want to. Overall great place

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They are a dedicated gluten free kitchen/brewery. I am gluten free and dairy free. The staff immediately knew what substitutes to make on the menu so I could order what I wanted for lunch. They had a porter style beer when I was there, it was great.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

A great little brewery and gastro pub! The Cuban sandwich is amazing!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Awesome food! Love that it is 100% GF!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great food and beer! Everything was delicious! They also have vegan options.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Dedicated GF. Really good food. Excellent rhubarb strawberry cobbler. Loved it!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Adding a typical “this place is amazing” review because IT IS AMAZING. It was so great to actually be able to sit down and have pub food and beer that also just so happened to all be delicious. I dragged my non-GF family and they all enjoyed it!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Best gluten free beer around. Food is very over priced.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Absolutely AMAZING! 100% GF and delicious. Great for traditional pub food (as it’s not vegan like a lot of GF places are). The beer flight is an absolute must so you can try all the fantastic beer. Had the beef burger which was fantastic and served on a gf bun that didn’t fall apart. Great dessert menu as well. Had a delicious rhubarb & huckleberry turnover. Both the food and beer were excellent. A must visit if you’re travelling to Portland. Bought some beer that was 50% off to take home with me 😁😁

Went here on a Thursday lunch. Even my non gluten free teens loved it. Great food in a very unassuming store front. Super chill.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I love this place! It even says “no gluten allowed” on the door! The food is delicious and there are always new, fun, options. Plus- you can try all the beers! It’s wonderful to have places where you don’t even have to explain your allergy.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I visited Portland on a college trip with my Celiac daughter. Rather than hit a chain restaurant, we decided to try something local. Very glad we did! My daughter is a bit of a picky eater, but she was able to find things she would like on the menu. She ordered the burger, which she said was really good. I had the chili, cornbread and my very first gluten free beer. All were excellent. Restaurant seems to have a really big following and I was excited to see a GF restaurant thriving. At neighboring tables, we saw a few people eating the fried chicken and it looked amazing! They even have a kids menu. Highly recommend this restaurant/brewery!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The entire facility is gluten-free and that includes beers, food and desert. Very nice to try a flight of beers and a nice dinner with no worries. Great brews!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great beer and food! One of our favorite spots!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Everything I’ve tasted here is delicious not only on a gluten free scale but a regular people scale! Like crazy good!

Just the best place if you are a fan of beer and pub food. 9 beers on tap. Great food. A must visit if you are in Portland

Celiac friendly?

Yes

It's wonderful being able to eat everything on the menu. ♡

What an absolute perfect place for celiac people! All gf food and even a micro brewery! Everything was great and service was amazing! Loved it! Dessert menu was also extremely good!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

100% gluten free- amazing food and beer; even my non gf husband loved it!!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Excellent experience! Peter our waiter was outstanding, the prices were very reasonable and the food was what every gluten free foodie craves for! beautifully crafted beer and ciders!! Sit out on the sidewalk patio and enjoyed eating gourmet food in the warm breeze enjoying the scenery.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Good food and amazing beer. A rare find for celiacs!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

All gluten free- everything is gluten free! Go see Peter, he was knowledgeable and fun to be around. Highly recommend!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Awesome, 100% gluten free place. We had the pizza and charcuterie plate and it was to die for. Even better was the GF ICE CREAM SANDWICH we had afterward. Tons of gf beer choices, and staff was kind and chatty and knowledgable!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Dedicated facility. Fabulous food and service. Accommodated all of my food allergies and had the best gluten free beer .

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Amazing staff, totally GF. Amazing food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Best fried chicken ever, and the cubano was also excellent

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Most menu items I’ve tried are just so-so. The beer is amazing, though. And the fried chicken on Sundays.

I have Celiacs and 5 major food allergies that force me to follow a strict Paleo diet. I was able to eat a delicious dinner here with my family without having a reaction. I highly recommend this place for those that have to eat gf and/or have food allergies.

Delicious grass fed burger with pickled red onions and greens (sans tomato marmelade and b&b pickles). I am not a fan of grainy or spicy mustard usually so I asked for the homemade beer mustard on the side; I tried it and it was really good! There was something salty on the burger or the bun that gave me a few bites of "whoa thats salty". But otherwise it was awesome! I had a sampler of four beers. And I liked them all. Tasty like regular (glutenous) beers. Which I cannot drink anymore since going gf. The huckleberry rhubarb cobbler was divine! I have hashimotos and so eat 75% paleo and indulge in the occasional homemade gluten free baked good because I'm picky about the flavor of the gf breads. Coming from an out of state town where there are very few gf restaurants or paleo friendly places, this was a real treat!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

AMAZING! Best burger I’ve ever had, so happy to have found a safe place to eat great food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

So nice to be in a place where I had no fear about the food or drinks! Unfortunately the food was so salty it was almost inedible. We had ordered a pickle plate (which we expected to be that salty), the mussels (which are usually salty also) but the house salad looked like a handful of salt had been added to it and was almost inedible because of it, which was a shame because it was a plate of beautiful, fresh greens. The main courses- the chicken and dumpling soup and the tacos were delicious though. I wanted to completely love it, but couldn’t because of the salt.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

the best beer ever, not to mention gluten free! Great food too and not to bad prices.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This Gastro pub is one of best places for celiac’s who like Great food and live for great Beer! Family friendly!