This cozy spot offers a welcoming, purposeful atmosphere with a blend of coffee shop and vibrant workspace. Thoughtful sustainability efforts and a variety of seating options create an inviting environment ideal for those seeking gluten-free dining with care and quality.
Parking is limited; consider public transport or rideshare.
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No gluten-free options mentioned in the reviews.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
Great lattes and a new seating area with wifi. Gluten free options for food.
C
Community member
Brownies are good despite being gluten free! Haha… Nutella cruffins are worth whatever fat/sugar intake I’m choosing to overlook
C
Community member
You can tell there is a high degree of thoughtfulness at Common Good. It is a blend of front door coffeeshop and workspace in the back area. The operations are a bit reminiscent of Apoc Apoc in Barcelona, where there is food and drink, but also business support and office space, though Common Good has a bit more of a commercial feel to it than indoor garden.
Beverages and food are good. I ordered a gluten-free egg sandwich and the golden toast marks on the GF bread was designed for the visual. Since we eat with our eyes first, I was impressed. Next time I'll order double bacon when I get it.
Packaging and operations consider sustainability, so they get two thumbs up! Much better than some other places around the region.
Stop by to see a real gem in the Waltham area!