Amy Carpenter

Google review

One of the most accommodating celiacs places. The owner of this burger place is celiacs and they can make almost anything on the menu GF. Staff is trained and friendly about GF requests. They even gave us a GF menu. We had chicken strips and shakes and thought they were all great! It’s amazing to see a restaurant like this go so far to make eating out with celiacs a good experience. If only all restaurants would be this way. Usually you only get this type of experience at a health food/ very health conscious style place. It’s so fun to eat at a real fast food/ burgers and shakes type place that feels so safe.

Chandice Probst

Google review

LOVE the gluten free sourdough and chicken salad here! I also always grab their Chex mix which is made with gluten free pretzels and are so yummy! A little more expensive but I understand why, they use really high-quality ingredients. I love the owner and they have so many gluten-free and dairy free options.

Jessica Zitting

Google review

Each time we Make it in to eat here Ive been impressed. The chili fries are so yummy. The freshly made chips and their dip is soooo good. Me and my husband both had their surf and turf special and it was so good I ate every last bite. And I’m grateful they have gluten-free options including desserts. The staff are very friendly, tentative, and knowledgeable. We will be back!

Trey Robinson

Google review

Little India in Heber City is a hidden gem! The food is authentic and full of flavor—highly recommend the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan. The staff is friendly, the service is great, and they even have gluten-free and vegan options. A must-visit for anyone craving delicious Indian food!

Alex Muller

Google review

I’ve never been to their location, I have only bought from their stand at the Pioneer Park. My boyfriend has a severe case of celiac and cannot have any gluten whatsoever. The buttermilk bread is literally the best sandwich bread I’ve ever had both glutenous and not. I understand the low ratings are based on their business hours however if you live in the Salt Lake area it’s much easier and more effective to go to the farmers market in Pioneer Park to purchase their delicious bread.