Set in a historic 1913 bank building, this intimate spot features dark, character-rich interiors with rooms resembling office conference and boardrooms. The beautiful atmosphere and attentive service create a welcoming environment ideal for those with gluten-free needs seeking a memorable dining experience.
They have a large selection of gluten-free items available.
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Expect high prices for the dining experience.
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Special events are popular, making it a fun dining choice.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
Absolutely fantastic date night. As a newly diagnosed celiac, eating out has been scary and they were extremely accommodating. They only offered us GF options, brought extra veggies in place of bread, and had GF cookies and brownies for fondue dessert. Thank you Shawna and Johnny for making our trip memorable. We will be back next time we are in town!
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Community member
The environment and atmosphere of this location were absolutely beautiful. I met a friend for dinner, I got the vegan fondue and the gluten free breads&veggies to dip. We both loved everything, especially the mocktails!
Shout out to Shauna who made our visit that much more enjoyable, we will definitely be back!
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Community member
Meh overall experience last night with our group of 8. First time for most of us here and I had made a reservation via Open Table. Really cool historic building (former bank) spread across 2 floors. Food itself was all great, especially the dessert (and I am generally not a fan of sweets). Service was ok, but the waiter kept just repeating his standard pitch as quick as possible. Menu options are way too complex and not explained well — highly recommend reviewing in advance. We had 3 kids with us and it was well over an hour before they had any real food. 1 person had some dietary restrictions (gluten and garlic free), but that meant I got the same (I hate gluten free bread). There was also confusion by the waiter about how many burners were on each table (long story). The 2 other groups next to us were both celebrating birthdays, so they seem to cater to special occasions, rather than family dining. I would probably not take kids back and still only go with adults if you are prepared for a 3 hour tour. Just very different than what I expected, but like I said, the food and the cooking it yourself experience was really neat.