This charming bakery is a gluten-free haven with a wonderfully large selection of gluten-free items, including exceptional cinnamon rolls, donuts, and sandwiches that delight even the most discerning palates. The cozy, whimsical atmosphere filled with cute rabbit decor creates a welcoming space perfect for enjoying these celiac-safe treats. Its quiet seating area offers a peaceful spot to savor delicious gluten-free baked goods in a friendly, inviting setting.
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naomi corbett
Gluten free amazing options, very nice staff and properly labeled
This farmhouse kitchen offers a rustic ambiance that complements its focus on gluten-free dining, providing a cozy setting where guests with dietary restrictions can feel at ease. While the gluten-free menu is more limited than the regular offerings, the kitchen shows careful attention to celiac needs, with dishes like a well-crafted omelet featuring fresh ingredients. The experience balances a beautiful French garden atmosphere with thoughtful gluten-free options, making it a welcoming spot for those seeking a charming, gluten-conscious meal.
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Eryn Tehan
Celiac beware, no options except for very sad overpriced salads full of cheese. Salad is cold including the meat. It was $18 for a salad I could have compared to McDonald’s. I’ve had decent salads. This was not it. It was inedible. The chicken, cold, dry, crumbled in my mouth…tomato’s served whole. Server didn’t seem to care I didn’t touch it. She asked if it was an allergy….i hate drawing attention to this it’s not my fault I can’t digest gluten. Anyway…salad was was soggy and seemed previously prepared, at least a day old. You can’t get a hot hearty meal here for dinner if you’re gluten free. Meanwhile everyone else is enjoying heavy hearty meals and I’m starving. Not worth the price or the time. There’s a gluten free bakery across the street, they’re just snubbing people at this point. There’s no excuse for not having gluten free options. Absolutely no excuse. The next option was the short rib covered in cream sauce for $33. If you gotta cover everything in cream sauce it’s not good quality. And most of the time being gluten free means having to limit dairy as well. Celiac comes with lactose intolerance most of the time. Honestly this was the worst dining experience I’ve had in a long time. I wish they would have taken my meal and comped me for the worst salad I’ve had in my life. If you want overpriced canned cream of mushroom soup sure check this place out. Absolutely awful and disgusting food.
This pub stands out for its accommodating approach to gluten-free dining, with staff readily swapping regular buns for gluten-free options and preparing "naked" wings to ensure a safe, delicious experience for celiac guests. The fresh, tasty food shines in a cozy, friendly setting, making it an ideal spot for those seeking gluten-free meals without compromise.
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June Russell-Chamberlin
Susan is super friendly and happily swapped a regular bun for a gluten free one, as well as chicken instead of hamburger patty. Fast service. Fresh and tasty. Definitely would eat here again!
Nestled within peaceful golf course grounds, this venue offers a relaxed atmosphere ideal for those seeking gluten-free dining options. The brunch menu features plentiful gluten-free choices that are both delicious and thoughtfully prepared, ensuring a satisfying experience in a sparkling, well-kept setting with scenic views.
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Thejoeloy
Awesome father's day brunch. A lot of choices. My son and I are gluten free and we had plenty of options. Staff was kind, food was delicious, environment was peaceful. We will be back!
Celiac friendly