Rutger van Wijk

Google review

Beautiful cycle route, one way 14 km. You can rent a bicycle on both sides of the trail. Route with several nice cafes (many gluten-free dishes such as Quakers restaurant and Hasselt station, both on the route). The stepping stones (walk about 1 hour, just Google it and you will find it, it is part of the route) is fun and also a beautiful route through nature. This walking route is less suitable for children up to 6 years old. Recommended!

Matt Newby

Google review

Good gluten free availability

Jacqueline walls

Google review

Bought a gluten free sandwich from here today to take out. They had no buns so sliced bread only. It was hard and felt like previously it had been frozen. It was the greyest, hardest, most awful sandwich I have ever eaten. It cost £8 for what would have cost 1.50 to make (that’s me being generous). The girls working there were lovely but the place had no atmosphere either. This isn’t local to me but for gluten free it’s one to avoid 100%.

carole tristam

Google review

Stopped for coffee and cake at this hidden gem. Very friendly staff, good sized portions. My only issue was that the gluten free options weren't displayed separately which risks cross contamination.

Nathan

Google review

Super relaxing space with lots of vegan and gluten free options. Feels very purposeful and mindfully inclusive. Would definitely return.