Top 18 Gluten-Free Grocery Stores Across Arkansas

Amanda Keeling

I visited this store for the first time on a quest to find gluten free goodies and it was a great experience! It was a little busy, but I was able to leisurely stroll the aisles and read the packaging on their products. I tried out a couple of their GF noodle options and muffins. I was very impressed with the taste and quality!! I had spaghetti for the first time in 6 months which almost brought tears to my eyes!! The cashiers I had were very sweet and genuine. We talked about their gluten free products and they gave me suggestions after asking questions to best understand my needs. I was incredibly impressed and will be returning soon.

Karlene Bostick'

Gluten-free Cinamon Rolls!!!! Find these delicious rolls in the freezer, let them rise overnight and bake them up fresh! Soft, fluffy, and gooey... they were all I hoped they would be!😍

La Bl

Great place to find specialty items. Like gluten free, vegan and high quality meats. Remember to bring your own grocery bags! They have boxes or you can buy bags there.

Lucille Pettit

Loved there selection of goods. Had a gluten-free cookie from the baked goods area. It was so good I walked back in and bought another. 😁

Ashton

I love whole foods! This store is so nice and all of their staff is very friendly! The store is clean, products are easy to find, and they are displayed nicely. They have a lot of gluten free, vegetarian, vegan, and organic options. It's a little pricey but worth it.

Jackie Dotson

Nice, specialty grocery store in Caraway Plaza. They have a lot of products that you can't find elsewhere in Jonesboro. I come here to get ground venison and elk. They have nice produce and packages goods that include some good gluten-free products and other items that meet certain dietary restrictions. The prices are higher than you find at normal grocers but I guess that should be expected. Not a bad grocery store.

Cody Spears

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Matt Shaw

Okay, so I've always loved Whole Foods. Their commitment to quality and healthy options is awesome, especially for those with dietary needs. My mom has a tough time with gluten, so she relies on real sourdough bread – it's way easier on her digestion. That's why I was kinda bummed about the 'sourdough' they have now. When I checked the ingredients, I saw commercial yeast, which isn't something you usually find in authentic sourdough. And real sourdough? The kind made with a natural starter and long fermentation? It's a game-changer for people like my mom. It's got awesome health benefits that regular bread just doesn't have. A lot of folks in our community rely on Whole Foods for stuff like this, and I think we all trust them to be upfront about their products. Look, I get that mistakes happen, maybe this was just an oversight. But it made me realize how important it is to have clear standards about what can be called 'sourdough.' Having some guidelines would protect folks like my mom and make sure everyone's playing fair, right? Always look for cultured wheat when trying to find real sourdough bread. If you want the benefits then I recommend looking for that specifically. Like the picture on the right. Now I may be wrong as I am a human being.

Michael Coleman

Gail Loranger

Nicole Holloway

Shelia Luna

Alecia Manson

Jesse Graves

Anna Granillo

Dennis Carlton