Bon Ton came highly recommended by a local friend and I was so disappointed! Yes, they have a gluten free menu. ONE. One GF menu for the whole restaurant. It took twenty minutes to get said menu only to find that it’s small and incomplete. Food arrived with cold eggs over easy (I’d ordered scrambled) and lukewarm hash browns.
We stopped here for breakfast on the way to the Pikes Peak drive, arriving a little after 6 a.m. The breakfast menu is quite extensive with many southwest options; we, however, stuck to the traditional breakfast menu and ordered an onion and bacon scramble and a 2-egg omelet with sausage and spinach. The home fries (not GF) were delicious. Coffee was good but not great. The service was excellent, although there were only 4 parties in the entire place at our early seating. They do have a separate GF menu. Heavy on the corn. They do offer GF pancakes, I did not try them.
We ate our breakfast inside, but there is a nice patio area for outdoor dining when the weather is nice. Also, there is parking for about 8-10 cars adjacent to the restaurant.
update - So wanting something different I decided to give this place another try. I read the reviews and the last guy said the Benny was great so, ok, I'll come back. I regret it. The "GF Benny" is so called because it cones on corn tortillas. LOL How hard would it be for them to get the gf English muffins in this town of at least 3 gf bakeries and multiple stores that carry them (including walmart)?! The pancakes were huge, but the absolute worst pancakes I have ever eaten. Ever. Id rather gave eaten the eggy ones. They should put effort into taste rather than size. I am so thankful I got a side of bacon so I had something to eat. My son & boyfriend each got two tacos, I got two pancakes & a side of bacon, and the bill was $40. I will not make the mistake of coming back. Trust me, there are loads of gf places to eat around here don't waste your vacay meal on it.
first experience -
Expensive. its just Udis brand and the charge as if they have some secret recipe. $7 for TWO pancakes. Nothing else. Menu is limited mostly to breakfast tacos or eggs with something. Pancakes are large and taste OK (a bit eggy for me), and they offer fresh made maple syrup. Staff is friendly. Not a bad experience, but not a place for me.
Nice selection and staff is always willing to work with you. I eat there atleast once a week. Pancakes look awesome and taste yummy.