Portage Bay
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3 weeks ago
Celiac friendly Wonderful! House made GF bread sooo good. Had GF banana fosters French toast, amazing. Staff very knowledgeable
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Celiac
3 weeks agoCeliac friendly Delicious gluten free French toast and my daughter didn’t get sick. Good options. Huevos Rancheros were amazing!!
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Not celiac
2 months agoI have been here several times now. The homemade gluten free bread is amazing. I prefer as toast than in French toast. My new favorite is the Swedish pancake which is gluten free as the standard. They also offer a GF banana pancake that I have not tried yet. I’ve only eaten breakfast food here so far, but sandwiches looked awfully tasty when my table mates got these on my last visit. I highly recommend checking it out.
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Celiac
2 months agoCeliac friendly I love this place!! Always have the GF Swedish Pancakes. It’s the only way they make them—gluten free, with tapioca starch and rice flour. You can also add more fruit and whipped cream from the “toppings bar.”
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Not celiac
5 months agoSo good. I was real sad when I took that last bite of my Swedish pancakes. I was warned that they make bread for all of their locations here, so there is a risk of cross-contamination (flour floating in the air and such) but assured me they do all they can to prevent it in other ways. Gf folks can choose from Swedish pancakes, buckwheat pancakes, French toast and vegan banana pancakes. They have a toppings bar for your pancakes and toast which was an awesome touch.
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Celiac
5 months agoCeliac friendly Not a ton of options, but the breakfast hash thing was pretty good. No stomach problems after.
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Celiac
11 months ago
Not celiac friendly We stopped in for breakfast, once we got there the server did everything to not convince us to stay, including reminding us "you know this is a bakery". The sous chef came out and assured me she could make something safe. I would not recommend this place if your truly celiac.
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Celiac
1 year ago
Celiac friendly Good options. Lots of gluten free if you're intolerant. For celiacs there are fewer options but they seem to know gay they're doing. I was very clear about how sensitive I am and how sick I would get. The waiter was great and went through their process with me. No reaction and the pancakes were wonderful. Speak up and you should be fine!
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Celiac
1 year agoCeliac friendly They have items listed as vegan & GF. The gluten free pancakes were amazing!! Fresh fruit bar with the pancakes to pick your own toppings. All locally sourced. Staff was very knowledgeable.
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Celiac
2 years ago
Not celiac friendly The menu is confused and confusing. We received glutinous toast on our gluten free order. There were bits of other menu items in my hash. They do not get my vote of confidence. Not celiac friendly.
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Celiac
3 years ago
Celiac friendly celiac friendly-ish. I couldn't have bread or pancakes or potatoes. we went for breakfast and I had an omelet with fruit. no reaction, but it wasn't love either.
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Celiac
3 years agoGF options, but not as many as I had hoped. Plates and silverware seemed dirty, as if they had been handled by many hands and possibly contaminated. Would probably not go back.
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Celiac
3 years agoNot celiac friendly I immediately felt sick a few minutes after my first bite which never happens. I had pancakes. Maybe I should have had an egg dish or something without spreads and sauces.
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Not celiac
3 years agoNot celiac friendly NOT SAFE FOR CELIACS. When our waitress heard I was celiac she advised me not to eat any of the gluten free products because they use the same toasters and even French toast batters
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Celiac
3 years agoNot celiac friendly Would give zero stars if I could. Despite "GF" entries on menu, massive cross contamination. I had a long conversation with our server about cross contamination, and all seemed well. He seemed to understand that I was celiac, assured me that eggs would be done in their own pan, etc. Yet, unbeknownst to me, they cut & toasted "GF" toast on the same cutting board and in the same toaster as the normal bread. Fortunately I asked more questions, and didn't eat the toast, but I still left with a really bad feeling.
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Not celiac
3 years agoamazing gluten free pancakes, TONS of GF, vegan, and organic options. ^_^
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Celiac
4 years agoCeliac friendly Great place to eat! Worth the wait (hostess said 45 min wait, we waited 20). Big portion sizes. Most places with a GF option add an up charge and you get a smaller portion, here you have the up charge but get the same (or bigger) portion. Just looking at the menu makes it look expensive, but the portion sizes are worth the price; which makes it about mid range on price. Only reason I am not giving 5 stars is; the sitting area feels like a school cafeteria, with cement floors and the tables packed in tight. It made it really loud, which made me feel like I had to yell across the table.
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5 years agoCeliac friendly I was so grateful to order my first non-homemade gluten free pancakes since going gluten free. I got the vegan pancakes- recommended by the waitress as the best syrupy option. They were fluffy and awesome!!! The only problem I had is that my first batch came out undercooked but they made a second fully cooked batch for me and I loved them!
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5 years agoSo many gf options. I tried the Buckwheat pancakes and I did not like the taste, but this was my first experience with buckwheat. The waitress helped me select a different dish. I got the crepes with lingonberries and they were amazing!!! Highly recommend for good service and excellent food.
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Celiac
5 years agoCeliac friendly Worth the wait. Great gluten free options. Had the buckwheat pancakes with the fresh fruit bar - delicious!!
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Celiac
5 years agoYummy home made bread. Watch out for communal jelly which can get crumbs. Best GF French Toast we've ever had! LONG lines on weekend mornings.
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Celiac
5 years agothe best gf breakfast i have ever had!!!!! they have gf french toast and pancakes and a few other options (the menu is marked with what items are gf). they have a breakfast bar too where u can top ur pancakes and french toast with loads of fresh berries, maple syrup, and my favorite, creme!!!!!!!!
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Not celiac
1 month agoCeliac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
I have celiac disease and feel very comfortable eating there. Not once have I gotten sick. The staff is knowledgeable and food is cooked separately. My only warning would be the fruit and whipped cream bar that is open to all, which may give cross contamination; however upon request they will bring you knew fruit and whipped cream! Tasty food. Great options
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Celiac
2 months ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
I didn’t get sick from the farmers hash bowl, and it was delicious. I can’t speak to other cross contamination- prone items.
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Celiac
3 months agoCeliac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
I had the Swedish Pancakes with Lingonberry Sauce and Lingonberry Butter with fresh berries. The wait staff is very helpful. If you worry about getting berries from the complimentary fruit bar, they will bring you berries from the kitchen in small bowls. Very nice! While I enjoyed being able to eat Swedish Pancakes, I think they should have been more delicate. They were rather dense. Update to my review. Today, 5-1-2018, I had Swedish Pancakes again and they were amazingly delicate and delicious! It was a good day! I never have a problem eating here, but I always eat the same dish.
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Celiac
5 months agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Wish this place would take some precautions. Ate breakfast here Saturday morning and was sick the rest of the day. Not even a little bit celiac safe. Why bother offering gluten-free? :(
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1 year agoNot celiac friendly 2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
Great menu options, but our son with life threatening allergies to wheat, barley and oats has had a reaction here the last 2 times we have eaten so we won't be returning.
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Celiac
1 year agoNot celiac friendly 2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
They're just a little bit of training and process away from being gluten free and celiac-friendly. But definitely not celiac safe now. Shared prep, toaster, etc
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Celiac
1 year ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
This place was great! Our waitress was very knowledgable about cross contamination and helped me find something safe to eat. I settled on an omelette that was awesome. I avoided the GF pancakes because I felt the risk for cross contamination was too high. My omelette came out wrong and even though the boy who brought it out was very rude, my waitress very quickly corrected the order.
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1 year agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
While we love their omlets, braised greens and more main entrées that are gluten-free, preventing cross contamination and sharing detailed allergen ingredients is not their priority. Their gluten-free french toast is tasty, but it shares a non-dedicated grill and the gluten-free toast uses the same toaster as regular bread, this can be seen from the dining area as the kitchen is an open plan. I emailed the restaurant, identified our family as Celiac-positive, and asked about any shared equipment or hidden gluten in their ingredients because my kids' tummies hurt after eating there. I received a somewhat snotty response that only large restaurants are required to disclose that information. Their slogan is "eat like you give a damn" - well, we do, but apparently not all of their staff gives much of a care about customers who are asking for allergen concerns, not trying to steal proprietary information. Also, the wait times for a table are unbearable on the weekends, especially with kids in tow. I advise going to their website for a reservation a few days prior to your visit if you want to try it out.
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Celiac
1 year agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Delicious food but I get sick every time I eat there. Not severe symptoms but sick from contamination
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Celiac
2 years agoCeliac friendly 2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
Had wonderful GF Swedish Pancakes here. Loved them! See photo.
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Celiac
2 years agoNot celiac friendly 2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
This place is tasty, but it is not appropriate for celiacs. They do not have segregated kitchen space or practices and, sadly, two visits have gotten us sick.
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Celiac
2 years ago2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
Fantastic food and great service. The Swedish pancakes were amazing! A large portion of the menu is gluten free and staff is very knowledgeable. I will definitely be back.
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Celiac
2 years agoCeliac friendly 2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
An AMAZING brunch spot!! Many GF options, the staff is super knowledgable, you can watch the chef prepare it and they clean everything, put new gloves on and wipe down every counter top. The food is delicious, safe and organic. A Seattle must!!!
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Celiac
2 years ago2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
My new favorite spot!!!!! GF Swedish pancakes & French Toast!!! Delicious fresh fruit bar!!! Good, local, organic food!!
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Celiac
2 years agoCeliac friendly 2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
Yay for breakfast options! There is a fantastic breakfast bar (fruits, whipped cream, etc.) with possible contamination issues as it is buffet style, but I tried my best and didn't get any symptoms.The French toast, crepes (special), and porridge are delicious. It's a very loud environment, you might have a long wait (make reservations), but the staff is great and the food is absolutely worth it.
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2 years agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Great spot, however I have had issues w cross contamination. They use the same toaster for regular and GF bread so if you're very sensitive I would steer clear. Yummy food overall.
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3 years ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Nice atmosphere, great, fast service & delicious, good quality food
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Celiac
3 years agoCeliac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Delicious! So many gf options, like Swedish pancakes!
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3 years ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Choose from options like rice and tapioca flour Swedish Pancakes and Vegan Banana Pancakes or pick Gluten-Free French Toast made with homemade bread. The options are mouthwatering and wor th the wait. All served with maple syrup.
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Celiac
3 years ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Amazing GF French toast, GF Swedish pancakes and more!!!! Was Sooo excited to find a great GF breakfast spot!
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3 years ago2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
French toast! Oh... My... Goodness it's heaven! Bf (celiac) had a small reaction last time but was fine in previous visits. Very delicious.
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Celiac
3 years ago2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
heaven. if you tell them you are celiac, they will wipe the grill. French toast is out of this world
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Celiac
3 years agoCeliac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Excellent!!! Organic, GF, CF options! I had the GF Swedish pancakes and they were excellent!! So thankful to finally have a GF CF breakfast place Be prepared for cross contamination. I just took 2 gluten digest pills and had no problem. I'm celiac and highly sensitive to gluten
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4 years agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Not celiac friendly. #CrossContamination.
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Not celiac
4 years agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
MAJOR cross-contamination, but luckily they warned me about it before I ordered. Not as gluten free friendly as they advertise. French toast goes in the same exact batter as the non gluten free version and the toast is toast in the same toast. Seriously disappointed.
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Celiac
4 years ago2821 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
Homemade bread that is the best toast/French toast ever. Multiple menu options available. Worth the price tag to support incredibly good local food.
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Celiac
5 years agoNot celiac friendly 4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Glutened here immediately. Knew it after a few bites. They don't do anything to prevent cross contamination (they warned me not to get the toast or GF pancakes, etc) so I got the hot buckwheat, but was so sick anyway. Should have trusted my instincts and not eaten here at all. 100% not safe for celiacs. Go to Chaco Canyon Organic Cafe instead, they are awesome: separate prep areas and safe delicious food.
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5 years ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Great menu! Great staff! And the food is to die for :) I feel safe eating here.
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Not celiac
5 years ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
If you are gluten free in Seattle and don't go here for breakfast you are crazy. Gluten free French toast, pancakes, toast, and it all tastes amazing. And there's a toppings bar with fruit and nuts etc. Sausage and potatoes also all yummy. It's a good thing I don't live nearby, I'd be broke and huge. Oh and the coffee is perfect and served in huge mugs
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5 years ago4130 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
You know this place is great by the line outside. But come a little earlier to skip that. We have found delightful sumptuous g- free options. Friendly staff, good service.
Gluten-Free Features
- Bread/Buns
- Gluten Free Menu
- Pancakes
Categories
- Breakfast
- Cafe
| Monday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Tuesday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Wednesday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Thursday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Friday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Saturday | 7:30 am - 2:30 pm |
| Sunday | 7:30 am - 2:30 pm |
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