Good Stuff Eatery in Georgetown, DC {gluten-free}
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Whether you live in the DC / Northern Virginia area, or you’re planning a trip to our nation’s capital, I’ve got another gluten-free restaurant recommendation for you. Heck, you’ll love it even if you’re not gluten-free!
Good Stuff Eatery in Georgetown, DC {gluten-free}
Good Stuff Eatery boasts several locations in the DC area. They’ve got one coming soon to Philadelphia, too!
Mr. Native Texan and I patronized the Georgetown Eatery. Here we are, waiting for our food…
We ordered our burgers bun-less. That’s mine right there (below), in a lettuce wrap–with bacon, avocado, tomato and onions. It was super-yummy and super-messy!
We also shared an order of Spike’s Village Fries–they’re topped with fresh thyme, rosemary and sea salt. Yum!
Mr. Native Texan especially appreciated the TV’s lining the upper wall, which enabled him to watch the 3-point basketball championship.
We discovered this gem thanks to the Pretty Little Celiac, and although we didn’t specifically ask about it at the restaurant, we were happy to hear about the dedicated fryer at Good Stuff from Rebecca’s blog post. Thanks, Rebecca!
Good Stuff Eatery’s menu boasts many awesome burger creations, along with the option to build your own. Don’t like beef? They also serve chicken, turkey and ‘shroom “burgers”. The milkshakes looked amazing, too, I might add.
Click on the picture below to check out their entire menu…
One last thought before we close: How in the world did they get the world’s longest farm table up all those stairs??
Hooray for gluten-free eateries that serve good food!
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I don’t really understand celebrating a burger place that refuses to stock gluten free buns. You can buy them at the organic grocery a block away. Why should I have to eat my burger without a bun?
Yep, this probably isn’t the place for you. Personally, I feel so much better when I stay away from all grains, not just gluten. A lettuce wrap is actually a big selling point for me!