Top 12 Gluten-Free Bakeries to Delight in Arlington

Kash Arora

I got the lamb hash but gluten free and it was so warm and comforting. Amazing gluten free options, quick service and great options. There might be a line to order but moves pretty quickly!

Scott

I was craving a gluten free brownie to stress eat, and wanted to try something new, so I decided to order one from here. I’ve had much better brownies from small regional airports in Queensland (basically an Australian TexasFlorida) than what I had at Bakeshop. The brownie here was unfortunately dry and had a strange aftertaste. Weak. Maybe their other stuff is better, but they don’t offer anything else that’s labeled as gluten free.

Harmony Hutman

Very nice place, with a great Art Deco dinner vibe. There were options for gluten sensitive, and the dessert was amazing!

Irene Walshe

Good american restaurant with something for everyone to eat, from burgers, sandwiches, beef, pasta, salads to more fancy dishes. I love the chinese chopped salad, but always ask for more dressing. Do not forget to try their famous cheesecakes. My choice is the Gluten free chocolate mousse Godiva cheesecake. I love coming here when I have a group that have not made up their mind on what to eat. The menu is extensive. The bread basket is nice, but unfortunately they don't have Gluten free bread. Nice atmosphere.

Eric Hoppis

Is a great pastry place. Please do not expect a lot of dairy free options. They do offer gluten free items. The only dairy free items they have is marzipan,and their marzipan is amazing.

Hans Liu

Excellent atmosphere, quick service, and tasty pastries and sandwiches. A bit pricey, but they have a variety of options and they always taste fresh and well-made. Definitely would recommend for a quick bite, coffee, or brunch with a friend. I personally hope they can add more gluten free options in the future as well.

Jessica Martin

A comfortable coffee place with a relaxing vibe to chat with friends or work on your computer. Good coffee and kind service too. They roast their beans in house so it’s not surprising. And while they don’t have many gluten-free food options, I did get a breakfast platter which they kindly changed out the bread for another item. It’s in a big square with a lot of other food options anyways.

Greg Johnson

In general a good store. I still have issues walking up and down the aisles without issues but ints been worse at other places. They have more of a selection of gluten free items including bread, crackers, pie crust, flour, oil etc. I didnt see as much lectin reduced items so youd have to manually avoid things like nightshades, peanuts, soy, cows milk, cheese, cashews etc. The place looked clean for the most part. Leaves are falling so in and out creates clutter at the entrance. There are lots of shopping carts, and hand carts. This store is in Ballston so it can have high traffic. This is a large harris tetter with a large selection

Kody Hetherington

Awesome staff, you are appreciated! The most satisfying vegan & gluten free chocolate chip cookie. I drink my coffee black, so I can identify the quality in coffee and this is by far one of the best tasting. Thank you.

Austin Graff

Dama Pastry and Restaurant is a true gem in Arlington's Foxcroft Heights neighborhood. A short walk from the Air Force Memorial, this family-owned Ethiopian restaurant is a market and bakery too. It opened in 1980 and quickly became a staple for Arlington's Ethiopian community. They sell all the usual suspects as well as Ethiopian coffee. However, they also sell large cakes, gluten-free cookies and fresh bombolonis, a frosting less, less-sweet doughnut. For under $3, it was the best fried doughnut I've had ever.

Christopher Nie

Amazing local bakery with the best gluten-free scones we've ever had! Great coffee as well

Ryan Lawler

This is exactly what Waterpark needed. Affordable options that are appropriately sized and taste delicious. Bagels, toppings, dietary options like the gluten free yucca bread, and racked full of flavour. I give my strongest recommendation to Call Your Mother no matter where you go. I mean just look at my pic of the Sarasota Club! My major complaint for Waterpark kiosks is how they all have huge meals and you end up spending $20 with no option to spend less, but Call Your Mother keeps the prices they have used at all their other locations and I am much more likely to choose them than any other kiosk at waterpark.