Top 10 Gluten-Free Bakeries to Delight in Kitchener

R Steinb

Best place to go for gluten free food! Totally recommended! Wish there would be one store in Toronto! Susie is amazing!!!

Emily Souders

Winnie’s is the best! As someone who doesn’t necessarily need gluten free options, I would still choose to eat here. The food is so delicious you don’t even notice it’s gluten free. My husband feels the same and he is a tough critic! They do have dairy free options as well which is great for me. From sweet to savory they have it all. I even got an amazing cake made for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Toronto that was not only delicious but so cute and fun!

S

Their gluten free foods are absolutely delicious. I’ve been celiac for 10 years and this the food i got here was so good and im so happy i tried it! Will definitely be coming back to restock! The butter tarts were my favourite sweet treat and the samosas were so flavourful and amazing.

Hameet Mann

I was excited to try a gluten-free donut since it’s been years since I’ve had one. While in town for a work event, I stopped by and got the apple cider donut. Unfortunately, it looked pretty sad. The texture was a bit off, and the only saving grace was the cinnamon sugar coating. There was also an oily aftertaste, which wasn’t great. My sister liked the vegan donut I brought for her.

Laurie Starra

We explicitly asked if the tuna bowl was gluten free and our server told us it was. We took our order to go. After eating it we saw a small note on the box that said sauces are not GF. My daughter has been throwing up since she ate. Very very disappointed.

Hollie Y

Amazing service and their desserts are unbelievably delicious. They did my wedding cake and dessert table. It was amazing! They also offer gluten free options which is great.

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I just wanna say that in my past years of shopping at zehrs I've never experiences such dreadful customer service ever. they employee treated my daughter and I with the most disrespect we have ever experienced at this zehrs. she had brown hair and a black hat on. we were at the bakery looking for gluten free deserts. before approaching the employee she ignored my daughter loudly asking for some help. When we went up to her to ask for any deserts, she cut us off as soon as we mentioned we were gluten free. she immediately gave us a hard time about how " gluten free stuff is kept in the healthy section" . she had such a closed off vibe and sarcastic tone to her. we just wanted some solutions to our problems. when I asked for the manger she began to say she is the manger in a sarcastic tone. I wouldn't recommend shopping her for all your gluten free needs!

Amber O'Brien

Stopped in to see if they had any gluten free options and they had a separate display of a few baked goods, I tried the gf blueberry cheese cake and it was soooooo good. It was a little pricey but most gf products are expensive so it's normal. One thing I think would be helpful is to have a sign for which display is gluten free, they don't label them so if I haven't have asked I would never have known if they have any gluten free options.

Jonathan Gardiner

Great underground parking at this location. In store staff are great. Would give it a 5 star, but the online pick-up has not been great. The staff don't tend to look at what shape the food products are in. 8 out of 10 of our last pick-ups have had food that has gone bad or is already past the best before date. Not to mention, if you pick lactose free cheese or gluten-free bread, they don't think to sub it for other brands of lactose fee cheese or gluten-free bread.... They just give you normal products. If this was to improve, then it would be a 5 star location.

Christopher Southworth

Superstore is essentially the homegrown Canadian Wal-Mart, but with a better grocery section. A wide array of goods may be found seasonally, with coats in winter, barbecue accessories in spring, outdoor cushions and beach towels in summer and Halloween knick-knacks in fall. Toy selection is serviceable year-round for your little one (or a present for their friends), but do not expect any electronics of note, movies or videogames. They may appear from time to time in large cardboard displays, but this is the exception to the rule. Superstore's grocery section is clearly the centrepiece of the store, with an excellent produce area and some of the best seafood in town. Greeting cards, novels, magazines and childrens' books are available regularly. A large pharmacy section has most items you will need. International foods and vegan/gluten-free/restricted diet foods are also easily found in their own area. Baked goods here are typically fresh and appealing (the bumbleberry pies are high on my list).