Top 9 Bakery locations in NY

Danielle

The best gluten free chocolate chip cookies I’ve ever had. We come here weekly now. Love this spot

Anna Duggan

I was looking for gluten free lasagna noodles today, 12/30/23, and it appears they were sold out. I asked an employee, Madison, who was stacking shelves if there is another area where the product could be found. Madison not only went looking, she came back with a package. Later I decided to buy two and when I found her again she was stacking the shelf with the same lasagna noodles. She was so sweet and went out of her way to help me. I didn’t have to go to several stores to find what I need for a dinner guest with special food requirements. Thank you again Madison.

Krystal Gianni

I eat here every time I come into town, the staff know me now and today - I walked in and they asked « the usual? » (with dietary restrictions and how many people they serve daily, I was so happy to walk in (again and again and again) and feel at home. See you next time. Lots of Vegan and Gluten Free options. Perfect atmosphere, they only play classical music, which makes the ambiance perfect for conversation, writing or just enjoying people watching.

Frank Santiago

Definitely the person you want making gluten free baked goods for you!!! I've tried her breads and cakes and have not been disappointed even once!!!

Hatice Durak

I am a vegetarian and I eat gluten free. I have hard times finding appropriate food. They do have gluten free bread and they were so nice to create an avocado toast for me on the spot, it was delicious... Should be on the menu...

Sondra

YOU MUST GO HERE! Most amazing baked goods, tasting like your grandma made them. With prices to match! I got a gluten free peanut butter cookie for only 46 cents. And it was the best peanut butter cookie I have ever had. You can buy everything from local meat, to cheese curds, food basics, local crafts, those amazing baked goods, and some produce even. Also a perfect place for gifts: pottery, goat's milk handcream....all with prices impressively cheaper than in Ithaca. This shop feels timeless and magical, the way small-town general stores used to be, back in a simpler friendlier time. Come here and you will travel into a sweet dear world and your wallet will barely even know it either.

Jennifer Cleaton

Alexis the supervisor is fantastic. Because Moxy, the hotel next door, charges a $30 a day “convenience” fee that you must redeem either at this cafe or their bar, our family would meet for hot chocolate, coffee and breakfast in the morning but two of us our gluten free and the only food item we can eat there is the yogurt parfait. Apparently it is a popular item and for two straight mornings in a row, they were out. We got there early on the second day (8:30) to try and ensure we could grab one, but alas they were out. After the breakfast rush, as we sat sipping our drinks, Alexis went out and grabbed the supplies and made us some. As a Celiac, we are used to settling for whatever a restaurant has to offer or doing without and it was super nice that someone went beyond to accommodate us.

Ildiko gaspar

Really nicely stacked. Even though I didn't find gluten free bread- wasn't looking too hard-, they had fresh turmeric and many beautiful vegetables, and all other stuff. Nice people work there, clean and organized

PeNa Pergolino

We had one of our brunches in this place, plentiful and good food, friendly staff. There are gluten-free options on the menu (not many). The sugar-free, gluten-free cheesecake is the best I've ever had!