Top 16 Gluten-Free Take Away Spots to Enjoy in Kingston

Elizabeth Quirion

Samuel Robinson (Bozzmer)

Great coffee stand and a local staple. The coffee is almost always good, the only exception I've experienced is when they're training a new barista. They have a great selection of food and drink options and even have gluten free options. The drive thru line can get pretty long, but they'll come out to your car and take your order there so by the time you reach the window the order's pretty much done. There is no indoor seating so it can get pretty cold during the winter but for most of the year it's not too cold to sit down outside for a quick meal there.

Gamma Lister

One of my favorite coffee shops in Kitsap. Amazing staff and clientele, good coffee and tasty treats with gluten free options, great location and super cozy vibes. Perfect place to hang out for a morning of reading or doing computer work.

Johanna Charlebois

Casie Huynh (Cae)

EDIT THIS IS HOW YOU RUN A BUSINESS !!! super happy the owner replied and took advice !!!!! :)) again this food was AMAZING!!! CELIACS BEWARE they promote as gluten free but will give you a side croissant . when i saw the giant GF sign i would hope the whole plate is gluten free but in tiny writing somewhere else on the menu it says ask for gluten free sides???? i hoped opening my advertised gluten free plate it would ALL BE GLUTEN FREE but i was almost poisoned by that hope. thankfully i looked at the croissant and have trust issues and went again to ask only to be told its not gluten free , the rest of the food was excellent but this place should be more true to their large gluten free circle sticker because not everyone will see the tiny writing. this is slight false advertisement! please fix this owners ! i would love to come back the food is amazing just had my hopes up thinking a celiac girl could eat a gluten free croissant 💔

Carlos Buchanan

Angie Hull

Lorelei Dixon

Mildred Kunkel

Eva Ledoux

Cynthia Lynde

hilary camacho

Love the concept of the food and what they are trying to achieve. Also loved the thought they had for QR codes to different orgs to donate to in lieu of a tip. But alas the 2 stars are for a reason. I am celiac (GF) so I ordered the kimchi fries, weekly celeriac bisque, and the grain bowl. My boyfriend ordered the gnocchi. Total around $60. None of the food we bought were finished. Kimchi Fries 3.5/5 - probably the thing I liked the most out of all the things. Really crunchy and flavorful. I wish I would have taken a picture because what I envisioned were potato waffle Fries with kimchi on top or something. What it was was a sort of kimchi and batter pressed into a waffle mold. Overall would give this a 3.5/5. The ginger and other aromatics in the Fries + the additional aromatics in the sauce eventually felt very "soapy" and too fragrant after a few bites. To be fully honest I also am not super confident it was gf given the texture but that's just my celiac fear more than anything. Just mentioning it in case any other gf people are reading. Bisque 0/5- pre warning that I am not a big celery person but the very nice helper said it was more similar to a parsnip bisque (and she was right) though unfortunately the soup itself had almost no flavor whatsoever. Very bland and wasn't even worth finishing. Texture was solid. Grain bowl 3/5 - i was super excited for this since it has so many different toppings on there and the vegetables and mushrooms were cooked very well. But it was ultimately still pretty bland and lackluster. Not worth finishing or eating again. Gnocchi 3.7/5. (Bf review)- flavor for most people would probably be enjoyable but got to be too earthy for his taste. The gnnochi itself was very oily and he couldn't finish all of them since some seemed to be too gummy and almost not cooked all the way. Not finished either. Staff was very nice and area had lots of outside seating and parking.

David Hunter

Cori Lucas

Great gluten-free and celiac safe pizza!

Benjamin Hopkins

Amy Mc