John’ Roofing Siding & Windows LLC

Google review

I had “The ultimate Bacon” cheeseburger on a gluten-free bun with a side of cold-slaw it comes with chips but it’s fried in the same oil as other non gluten free items. So I opted out. Great customer service family friendly atmosphere

Sunni Surawski

Google review

Great pizza and tenders. Gluten free options are yummy too. They have made some mistakes with orders in the past but management has always contacted me to make it right. Delivery is always reliable.

Elizabeth Cahill

Google review

If you are gluten intolerant you can eat their sourdough bread without any discomfort!

Pat 1212

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Good food, and they offer a gluten free pizza that is very tasty. They have also been doing a great job during this whole time of uncertainty.

Timothy Killilea

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It does not make sense for one with a gluten sensitivity to go into a cafe called the Flour Girl Cafe, but if you say 'flour" out loud, it sounds ilke "flower," so, whatevah, guy. My goal was to "coffee, coffee, coffee" as Lorelai Gilmore does. Not "bagel, bagel, bagel" as others may do. But the Flour Girl Cafe is a curiosity, because for such a rural part of Connecticut, it has quite the independent spirit. And for a town to *support* a business like this, as Hebron is not a population center, is indicative of a healthy town spirit. The Flour Girl Cafe is sorely needed in places like Fort Fairfield, Maine, or a town center outside of the more urbane areas of a Southern region. It feels like a place where everyone can gather. Where people are welcome. It kind of reminded me of Star's Hollow from Gilmore Girls. Star's Hollow is modelled after a town in CT called Washington, which is west of Hartford, while Hebron is east of Hartford, but the feel of a town center is there. I parked in a lot and walked along a brick addled sidewalk towards the Flour Girl Cafe to get my coffee. Approaching it was wonderful, because you could see a lot of what the town of Hebron has to offer. But once I got in, there was a variety of places to sit, menu options to pick from, and a display case that would allow a glutenous customer to select from. A coffee was purchased here, hehe. But one can see where the time flies by when visiting Flour Girl Cafe. I recommend that you stop by here with a friend to see what Connecticut has to offer. Choose something from their menu, grab a beverage and walk along the town center. It has the feel of a quiet town, but it also feels like it welcomes everyone who might need a bite to eat, or at least, a coffee to drink.