Top 6 Gluten-Free Brunch Spots to Delight in Fiskdale and 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

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We went in to get some drinks after lunch and it’s a quite cozy area because it gives Café/brewery vibes. I got their golden espresso martini, which is gluten-free and dairy free and it tasted like an actual espresso martini.. We also got a few desserts. I got pistachio and a honey lavender cheesecake. The pistachio was perfect. No need to add any more comments on that but the lavender cheesecake is interesting like perfume if you’re interested that flower flavor. Not my favorite, but interesting concept. The staff was great. They all worked pretty diligently. You can also sit here and do some work by the tables and chill and they also provide coffee.

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!

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.

Michael Copeland

Deborah Davis