This cafe features booths ideal for friendly chats and a cool coffee shop vibe enhanced by local art. With dog-friendly outdoor seating and friendly, eager staff, it offers a welcoming atmosphere perfect for those seeking a gluten-free friendly spot.
They have well-marked gluten-free and vegan options available.
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People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Not bad.
Not from around here and the menu sounded promising.
Got the Prosciutto Sandwich tasted okay, chicken was extremely dry.
Also got the Vanilla Chai Waffles, just tasted like eggo waffles. Very soggy.
I know I did take out and the integrity would be slightly compromised but I had the food no more than 5 minutes in the container.
Service is fine.
Coffee is pretty bad, got chai latte, tasted like steamed milk with a dash of cinnamon.
London fog was fine.
Won’t be coming back especially at the price point for the quality of food.
At least they’re inclusive for vegans and gluten intolerante folks.
C
Community member
The service was excellent and the servers were very accommodating when I had trouble with my order. Unfortunately, they don’t have a ton of options for vegan and gluten-free patrons, especially if you have additional sensitivities. The french toast wasn’t able to be made gluten-free and pecans couldn’t be taken out of the oatmeal bake because both were pre-made. I also ordered an oat chai latte, and got a replacement, but both tasted strongly like black tea with water. I then got an oat matcha latte which also wasn’t good. My friends and I think it was just bad oat milk. My friends enjoyed their tofu breakfast burrito and mushroom toast. It was easy to find a table and the wall art was from local artists which was a nice addition.