The sticker
A weatherproof Gluten Free Portland sticker for your window, door or cart, dated each year. It tells people walking by that you're on the map.
Cooking safely for celiacs takes a dedicated fryer, separate prep and a crew who knows the drill. A lot of Portlanders plan their week around kitchens like yours. This page is how we say thank you, keep your listing right, and send hungry people your way.
A weatherproof Gluten Free Portland sticker for your window, door or cart, dated each year. It tells people walking by that you're on the map.
Send us your menu changes, new hours or a better photo and we update your page. Every place page shows the date we last checked it.
A 4 by 6 card for the register that invites celiac guests to speak up, with a QR code to your page on the guide.
New partners get a post on our Instagram and Facebook, plus a share graphic you can post too. New menus can land in What changed.
Your sticker matches the pin your kitchen already has in the guide, so a guest knows what to expect before they walk in.
Not sure where you land? Read how we rate a kitchen, or tell us about your setup below and we'll walk through it with you.
Join the program, fix your listing or tell us about a place we're missing. Fill this in and it comes straight to us. A real person reads every one and writes back from hello@glutenfreepdx.com. We only use your email for your listing and your sticker, never a newsletter.
No. Listings and stickers are free.
No, and that's a promise. Pins and Our picks are based only on how the kitchen handles gluten. If we ever add paid extras, they will never touch a rating.
Yes! Shared kitchens with a real process earn the orange Approved sticker. Places with a marked gluten free menu get the blue On the map sticker. Both are welcome here.
We cross check celiac review sites, local press, gluten free writers and what you tell us about your kitchen. Each place page lists its sources. More on how we rate.
Choose "Add my place to the guide" above and tell us about your setup. We check every new place before it goes on the map.
We look into it and talk to you before anything changes. Kitchens are run by people, and we'd rather help fix a process than pull a pin.