This upscale market is a haven for gluten-free shoppers, featuring a wide selection of gluten-free bakery items and a gluten-free dessert section. Its visually appealing produce section and well-organized layout create a delightful, sensory shopping experience.
They have a large selection of gluten-free bakery items.
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Expect crowds on weekdays after school and lunchtime.
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Parking is available but can get crowded during peak hours.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Lots of gluten-free options here.
C
Community member
Fantastic place. A lot of hard to find things. Expensive but QUALITY. One tip, dont buy things like generic kombucha. It's much more expensive. Fantastic gluten free selection. I can only ask that they expand their non-alcoholic beers (alcohol removed.) Their cafe is absolutely fantastic! I've spent many hours sketching or reading or just chatting with friends. I have never once felt unsafe or unwelcome there. While the products can get pretty fancy. The people are not pretentious in the slightest. My brother worked there in his early days of college and he was treated with nothing but kindness. After 15 years there are people who knew him, and take the time to chat with his family! Such welcoming people! It is also CLEAN.
C
Community member
So much good stuff. If you can live with being a pretentious, gluten-free, almond milk, free range, over educated, prius driving, composting, making your own sourdough type person... and have a trust fund to support your trip. I mean, I guess that is most of the Proctor dwellers anyway.