Top 12 Gluten-Free Bakeries to Delight in Annapolis

Megan Huff

Hot and fresh gluten-free donuts! Not sure about cross-contamination but you can choose any of the flavor combos they offer for the donuts. One donut is the perfect size for a little treat!

Patti Wahl

I found this hidden gem while using my Gluten Free Finder app. As I was checking out with all of my sweet treats, an employee asked if I had tried the gf bread-and then directed me to her favorite- the rustic loaf. I toasted some up when I got home and it is HANDS DOWN the best gf bread I’ve ever had. My daughter used some to make me stuffing (in preparation for Thanksgiving). It was way better than any boxed mixes I’ve tried. Next trip to Annapolis (I live over an hour away) I got two more loaves. The food processor s great, the staff is super friendly and helpful, and it’s a great space. I only wish I had discovered this place sooner!

Rob Clancy

Very good coffee, I find their espresso based options especially good, nothing is overly sweet (I've had Almond Joy, hazelnut, and another I can't remember). The chix salad is very good, breakfast sandwiches have lots of options for cheese and protein, and they serve the best gluten free roll I've ever tried. The only minor negative is the eggs for sandwiches are cooked in the microwave, they are tasty nonetheless. They do a very brisk order online-n-pickup business and I actually love it. I wish I lived near this terrific local coffeehouse chain, but I was visiting the area for several weeks and visited the Annapolis and Crownsville locations multiple times.

Constance Rawlinson

Fresh baked breads, muffins, cookies daily. Visit on Wednesdays for gluten free items. It's all delicious and the staff is friendly too.

Rhay D

Their Gluten free Lemon poppy muffin was delicious & moist & quite large! They also had GF breakfast bowls & a GF Jam Bar that's big & looks yummy 😋 (haven't eaten it yet but looking forward to it!) The woman at the counter was friendly, very efficient & helpful. And the place looks really nice. And the prices were good!

S Conley

The food was hit or miss. 4 adults and 1 child had dinner there. 2 meals were not very good at all the others were ok. Of course the cheesecake was rich but good and I was happy they had 1 type that was gluten free.

Brooke Wilson

Hands down the GOAT of bakeries in Annapolis. I discovered them for my wedding and never looked back. My pop pop was a baker and you learn about how a cake should taste. Their cakes are overly sweet and everything is from scratch. From a simple funfetti to gluten free chocolate cake to the coconut cake and more. Besides celebrations just popping in to see their new flavors each month and grabbing a cross ain't and tea for coffee is a treat. I've become friends with the staff as well and truly grateful for their kindness and talents. It's hard to find good people...Sweet Hearts you need to look no further.

Robert Cardoni

Nothing but delicious. All the cakes are delicious - and if you need a gluten free cake - they have you covered. Personal favorites are red velvet and confetti.

Kate Evans Pollin

Superb selection of cheeses with knowledgeable staff there to help. They have great salads, even gluten free quichettes. We love their Farro salad. And there are specialty seasonings and condiments thatnI simply cannot find, even at Whole Paycheck.

Madison Barlow

Very happy to have stopped in this beautiful place. It’s a very welcoming and calming environment. The coffee was great. They have gluten free/ vegan pastry options which is always awesome to see. They have such a cute ordering process where they hand you a playing card and call out the playing card when your order is ready. Their message is everywhere in the cafe and on their merchandise and it is a fantastic message. Wish I lived closer so I could stop in regularly.

Cora Davis

You are a fool if you go to Annapolis and do not go to Bakers & Co. The almond croissant is hands down the best you'll ever have. Also excellent: lemon poppy seed cake, market buns, morning glory muffin, the cookies. I even liked the apple scone, which until Bakers & Co has never tasted like anything more than a crumbly gluten rock. That being said, this place is definitely expensive and I'm definitely cheap. But it's one of the few places where you actually get your money's worth. Just get here early if you want to try multiple goodies, they run out quickly.