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Disneyland Resort

Blue Bayou - New Orleans Square - Disneyland Park
Hungry Bear Restaurant - Critter Country - Disneyland Park
Carthay Circle - California Adventure Park
Rancho Del Zocalo - Frontierland - Disneyland Park
Storyteller's Cafe - Grand Californian Hotel
Big Thunder Ranch BBQ - Frontierland - Disneyland Park
Ariel's Grotto - California Adventure Park
Redd Rockett's Pizza Port- Tomorrowland - Disneyland Park
Wine Country Trattoria - California Adventure Park
Plaza Inn - Main Street - Disneyland Park
Flo's V8 Cafe - Carsland - California Adventure Park

I was not happy with the gluten free meals at these places:
Goofy's Kitchen - Disneyland Hotel
Steakhouse 55 - Disneyland Hotel
Naples Ristorante - Downtown Disney (had pasta, salads and veggies but no pizza which was depressing)
Jolly Holiday Bakery - Main Street - Disneyland Park (sandwiches were served on cold dry Udi's or Ener-G hamburger buns- barely edible)

Disney World Resort

Saana - Kidani Village
T-Rex - Downtown Disney
Boma - Animal Kingdom Lodge
Crystal Palace - Magic Kingdom Park
Be Our Guest - Magic Kingdom Park
Mama Melrose's - Hollywood Studios
'Ohana - Polynesian Resort

I did not try these but I have read many good reviews for their gluten free offerings and service:

Rainforest Cafe - Downtown Disney or Animal Kingdom Park

Yak and Yeti - Animal Kingdom Park

I would not recommend the following:
Garden Grill - EPCOT Center
Restaurant Marrakesh - EPCOT Center

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