Gluten Free Things

We love the customer service and the excellent products made here.

Every time we visit the owner remembers us.
They are always creating new products and making the foods that my wife and son miss it on at most other places.

Thank you!

Stopped in here randomly, glad I did. It isn't set up like your traditional bakery, but has breads and baked goods in freezers and coolers (and a few shelves if room temp items).

Everything is gluten free and free from the top allergens (diary, egg, soy, corn, and nuts). Vegan.

Recommend the English Muffins and Cinnamon Raisin Bagels (that were actually more like Cinnamon Raisin English Muffins).

Appreciate having bakeries like this, free from top allergens and ingredients that cause inflammation!

The owner was very nice and told me they also ship. BUT if you drive to the shop, parking is plentiful!

The baked goods are the best texture and flavor of anything else GF and Vegan I've ever had. The service was also amazing, they clearly put a lot of care into what they make

I went into gluten free things again it's just as great as the first time. They have so many allergen friendly breads, desserts, cookies, and cupcakes and you would never know they're gluten free! Everything is moist and has a lot of flavor. I've bought the bread loaf before and it lasts longer than other brands I've bought in the past. They even have pumpkin items now for the Halloween season! If you're looking for allergen friendly alternatives that have all the flavor off of a typical bread look no further. They have everything from burger buns and English muffins to dinner rolls and cookies.

The best loaf of GF bread I've ever had! Anyone GF in the metro area should definitely support this small business.

My favorite GF bakery! Go to for breads, pita, sweets! And John is so friendly and ready to help with what I need.
The best!

So so good! The best gluten free bread I have ever had. I'm celiac and love that this place is dedicated gluten free. Their English muffins are my absolute favorite. Highly recommend!

Little hole-in-the-wall bakery. Gluten and dairy free baked goods. Whole grains, freshly baked and so tasty. Helpful service. They sell out of things sometimes, so it helps to order off their website and pick it up, or have it delivered by Door Dash. I recommend picking up in person so you have time for a nice chat with the owner

Giving three stars because I went closer to noon and they only had a few things left in the cases. So the other options may have been better.

The sugar cookie sandwich was just okay. You could tell it was gluten free which isn't a good thing. For it being a sugar cookie, which is pretty simple, it had an odd texture.

My tween daughter who has celiac disease was so thrilled to find this place! They are very helpful and friendly. My daughter started with trying the cupcakes and she loved it! We will definitely be back. Thank you for being there! Knowing you are a dedicated GF bakery is so reassuring too. Also, there are a variety of choices of flours to do my own baking. Looking forward to it. Can't wait to try the pita bread!

I thought about if I wanted to write this review or not, but decided to do it because it was my honest experience. I came in the other day as I've been trying to find good gluten free staples for our family. I walk in, the place is very crammed, there weren't a lot of prices listed and some of the items didn't contain ingredients but the labels read "free of gluten, dairy, eggs, soy" etc.
Upon entering the establishment I was greeted by who I later would know is the owner. At first I thought I was on a hidden camera show. He walked over to me and said "hi" and just stood there. So I asked "do I need to place an order or can I take what's here?" As the set up is so weird and I didn't see a register or anything. He stares straight at me and says "no". So I laugh because I could not tell if he was joking and the whole thing was super awkward. So he hands me a price sheet and I'm continuing to look and I ask "how much is this?" And his response was "you can just give me a lot of money, like 25,000". I was so confused if he was joking or what was happening. He then proceeds "why not? You look like a nice person who can give me money". I started to get super uncomfortable and wanted to leave. I asked a few other questions and his answers were so vague and I was super uncomfortable. I did ask if I'm supposed to grab things out of the freezer and he says "no because then I have to work" ummmm ok weird I thought this was a business but ok. So I asked what was in the cupcakes because there was no ingredients listed and he goes on this whole tangent "stuff, I know all the things, lots of stuff" at this point I was trying to just buy a loaf of bread. So he goes to the back, grabs a loaf, sticks it inside a ziplock and hands it to me and proceeds to stand there. I'm like "ok how much is this" so he walks over to a calculator and types in 108 and says "this much" I'm like 100.00!!!!!! No way! At this point another lady comes over and says "it's supposed to say 10.00" no way I was about to hand this man my debit card. So I hand him 10.00 in cash and he proceeds to describe a time last year where he had a stroke, except he wasn't using words to do it. I feel for the man, I really do and at the same time having customers deal with that level of uncomfortable and awkwardness was a definite turn off. I'm not even sure I want to try this 10.00 bread which I have no ingredients to go off of since he stuck it in a ziplock bag. I think I'll stick to whatever crappy bread options I have at the store because this whole interaction felt like a terrible dream that I could not get out of! I highly recommend when new customers come in, to have someone else assist John Irving in answering questions or you will lose customers! This was the most awkward, confusing and uncomfortable experience I have ever had in a place of business in 40 years of my life (and that says a lot!)