This cozy brunch spot offers a charming Grandma's farmhouse kitchen ambiance with outdoor patio seating that adds to its inviting atmosphere. Known for being very accommodating with gluten-free options, it provides a welcoming setting for those seeking a gluten-free friendly brunch experience.
They offer vegan and gluten-free options on their menu.
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Gets busy around 7-9am, plan accordingly.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Live near here and called when they first opened. The server had no idea about gluten. Despite me explaining that I'm celiac and it is serious and it is a big deal which is why I have to call to ask... she was annoyed.
She went to ask the kitchen many times and said they had "they had gluten-free and it's fine." After pressing her further, she said they use the same equipment (mixers, etc.) as the gluten pancakes and such... which is NOT fine, lol.
Being celiac, I immediately wrote this place off as somewhere I could go. I was surprised to see this place on here. Maybe because everything was new the server was inexperienced? Or it might be fine for just gluten-intolerant.
This was my experience. I'm curious for what others reviewing will say!
C
Community member
Little Euro serves diverse and big flavors from Danish, Scandinavian and global unique eats like ebelskivers, goulash, beignets, Belgian waffles, hotcakes (gluten-free too) paired with locally roasted Indaba coffee. Outdoor dining on patio, plenty and plenty of nearby parking.
C
Community member
We tried this place for the first time this morning. It was delicious. They are very generous with their coffee, leaving a caraffe at your table. I had the avocado toast. They are very accommadating with healthier substitutions, in addition to having vegan and gluten-free (their kitchen isn't gluten-free, but that's OK with me) options on their menu. We will certainly be returning.
Address: 1235 S Grand Blvd, Spokane, WA 99202, USA