Top 8 Gluten-Free Brunch Spots to Delight in Sturbridge

Caroline Willard

Had taken my granddaughter here after reading the owner has Celiac Food was good - had to ask for Gluten free menu disappointed that the French fries are not gluten free. Not much of a selection for a gluten free teenager

Jane McNeil

My go-to for gluten free breakfast and lunch! Anytime I need a pick-me-up I walk through the doors of Sturbridge Coffee House! I am always greeted with friendly faces and delicious food. The menu is extensive but not overwhelming. The service is spectacular and all of the staff is so kind and welcoming. My favorite breakfast is the breakfast salad with a bagel on the side. Their speciality drinks every month are so much fun too! Stop in, you won’t be disappointed, and you will leave with a full stomach and happy soul!

Sarah Scheaffer

Excellent place to get coffee and lunch. They have gluten-free options, including bread for sandwiches, desserts, and muffins. The staff was super friendly, and the wait was surprisingly quick. They also have high chairs for the kids, and different seating areas to meet your needs. They also have a full bar, but we didn't partake. I had the tuna melt paninni, whicheas amazing, and my husband had a chicken sandwich, which smelled incredible. I also got a snickers iced coffee which was delicious

Sophie Lennon

This is the fifth time I’ve been glutened in three years at a Table 3 restaurant. The owners are celiac so this is incredibly disappointing. Not having a dedicated frier at any of the three places with is also a shame. It has basically become a guarantee that every 3rd or 4th time I try eating at Avellino, The Duck or Cedar Street Grill that I will be glutened. I also typically have months in between the times I eat at these establishments.

Susan

Was pleased to see more gluten free options on their menu as well as some great cocktails. Always a pleasure to come here.

Ben Ramsey

Everyone was very accommodating with my gluten free meal. Worth the stop. Plenty of food. You won’t leave hungry.

Karen Melo Ticas, CFP

(Note: I write these reviews in part for my own nationwide business clients, for travel and activity inspiration. Follow me for more! I’m a financial planner - CFP®️practitioner - with a focus on retirement wealth strategies, primarily serving business women and LGBTQ individuals. #VirtualPlanningCraftedWithCare®️) We’ve been by this place various times and it’s always packed. Today we stopped in and because it’s early in the busy season, we had no wait. Plenty of parking. Keeping in mind it’s a country kitchen, everything was great! Everyone was so friendly. The place was clean and the server was attentive. I have a gluten allergy and I did fine here. They do offer some GF bread options. There are also plenty of egg dishes which are GF. The food was overall delicious and fresh. They offer some pies too, which my spouse got to enjoy. You’ll find this establishment to be family friendly and great for single and seniors. You’ll do fine if you have mobility needs. I also noted that they are definitively LGBTQ friendly, given the signage on the door. We love that because I know my family and clients would feel welcome. You’ll also find that the prices are fair for what you get. Stop in, you’ll very likely enjoy it!

Jessy Vollaro

We got sick from eating the food. We were hoping it'd be a place we could eat because my boyfriend and I both have sensitive stomachs. As well as I need to be gluten free. We had eggs with breakfast potatoes and bacon and bread. The gluten free bread didn't taste the best. We believe the way the potatoes were made, made us sick but it could also be the eggs. After we ate there, my boyfriend ended up having four seizures. He took his medicine early that morning. The only thing I can say that was good was their hot chocolate without whipped cream. We will never be going back. We actually didn't even bother trying any other place in the area because I didn't want to have my boyfriend go through any more seizures for the next day.