My son (celiac) and I had a terrific breakfast at this classic restaurant. We loved the place. It is not just a Tea House it was perfect for a starving 11 year old and his dad. They really make the extra effort for the celiac/GF people.
We went there this morning and had omelettes and a GF pancake. All of the food was amazing; the omelettes were light and the pancake was fluffy. I highly recommend.
I am the owner. Just want you guys to know we are a from-scratch restaurant and have a full dedicated breakfast and lunch Gluten Free menu.
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Great, freshly made food but on the pricey side.
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Having celiac disease and being a picky eater since a young age, breakfast has been a challenging meal to find options. This is the only restaurant that I have been extremely satisfied with breakfast options. Little on the expensive side but they have an extensive gluten free menu, and the only place I've ever seen with gluten free waffles and pancakes (which were terrfic) and were very accommodating and friendly. A small homey restaurant with the best gluten free breakfast options. Definitely would eat here again, and it is very recommended! (Tea selection is also the best around)
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Went here for brunch and had a delicious GF eggs Benedict, which is a dish you rarely see offered GF. Would definitely go back.
This is the best place for a quiet, relaxing breakfast in the area. The gluten free options are quite good. Any of the Eggs Benedict versions are a great choice. They do have GF English muffins. And you may order half if you can't manage a full order. The tea selection is a terrific bonus.
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Breakfast includes pancakes, gf oatmeal, eggs Benedict with gf English muffin, and great omelette. Also has Friday night price fixed gf dinners with dessert ($39).
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Only had GF bread (no pancakes). Fruit was more than old- if was moldy. Avoid at all costs.
They now have a gluten free menu with delicious options, including great pastries.