Amanda Luff

Google review

Great restaurant for a casual but upscale meal. Plan to get 2-3 plates per person. As a party of 2 with a drink each, an appetizer, 4 plates and a dessert, we spent around $150. Most of their dishes can be prepared gluten free and the staff is very knowledgeable and accommodating for diners with celiac.

Rachel C. Varghese

Google review

Fun place with plenty of seating. Great outdoor seating options. Enjoyed our flight, especially the creamsicle. We also got a kids pizza and a gluten-free vegan supreme pizza and it was perfect. Can’t wait to come back.

Laurie Johnson

Google review

Never heard of this place. We were nearby and this popped up as an option for lunch. They have gluten-free and vegan options. The vegan options sounded good, but I decided on the Bollywood, chicken smash burger with a gluten-free bun. Side of fries. So good. We walked 10 feet across the building and sat at Great Lakes Distillery and I had a Roary Stormy. Thank you google for finding this gem for me. Yum!

D Castle

Google review

So fun! We rented one of the igloo/greenhouse tables so we could dine safely with our kids. Drinks were good, and food was great. Very limited gluten free options the day we were there, but I did get gluten free empanadas and they were tasty. Looking forward to going back.

Cecilia Hennessy LaBonté

Google review

I usually get take-out. The jibarito is a sandwich made from fried plantains instead of bread. As a gluten-intolerant person, this is an excellent lunch choice for me. And it’s so delicious!! Make sure to save room for the cheesecake!