I was not impressed. Yes they have gluten-free bread and they had three types of gluten free cookies but they have a sign that clearly states it is not a gluten-free environment and cross contamination is possible. Since I have a gluten sensitivity I tried the chocolate coconut walnut cookie and it was decent but nothing special. I also ordered a latte and it was tiny and cold
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They sell whole loaves of gluten free bread. They have a gluten free cupcake they make. I ordered the just the piece of curry chicken on a plate with lettuce and tomatoe. The chicken was yummy. That was all they had for gluten free items when I went.
Not a GF bakery. They do have some GF brownies and occasionally cupcakes.
No
First off: NOT CELIAC FRIENDLY. That being said, it's a cool bakery, with a nice staff and welcoming atmosphere. My daughters, who eat gluten, enjoyed their sandwiches and desserts and smoothies. The bakery sells "gluten-free" desserts, as in, made with gluten-free ingredients, but since they're baked on-site and stored with the gluten items, cross-contamination is pretty much certain. They do display a sign that states that all gluten-free items are not certified GF, so at least they're up front about it, but I feel like labeling anything gluten-free in such a manner is misleading. Still, a nice place, if not a place someone with Celiac should eat.
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the almond crescents and cupcakes are amazing!