Top 6 Gluten-Free Bakeries to Delight in Everett

Pam Broviak

This place has horrible service. We have to eat gluten free so our options for breakfast seemed limited and were hoping we could eat here. We came in behind another group who were trying to decide what they wanted so we discussed the options with the person taking orders so she was well aware we were ready to order but my husband let the other group go since they were there first and were now ready. We hung back letting them order and then some woman came in and went by us to order and the person working there just took her order rather than letting her know we were waiting. By the time we got to order the lady said it would be a huge delay because while all that went on she also had 4 online orders come in that she seemed to consider were now ahead of us. We just left rather than wait because if she can’t even take orders in an organized respectful manner we don’t trust them with our food. Super disappointed in the place which initially looked like it would be good.

Erik Osborne

Really tasty doughnuts. They have a small selection of gluten free items.

Natalie Williams

Today was our 2nd visit and it was delicious again! They offer a large variety of treats from scratch and there were gluten-free options. We have tried 2 cakes and both were very moist, Flavorful and not overly sweet. Our favorite pastries are their croissants. (Almond, chocolate, plain. And some unique Danish types)

Lora C

The food is always delicious at Panera! Don't be fooled by the name; they sell a lot more than bread. With options for those who are vegan, gluten free, dairy free, they boast an amazing menu! The service was pretty fantastic as well. Even though we where in the middle of the lunchtime rush service was reasonably fast and the food was wonderful.

Henry Koikoinui

Clean, secure(has indoor security guard), great produce section, and gluten free products, ample parking, hardware store and dry cleaners next door.

Rosamaría Graziani

I have seen the impatient Pastry Nazi in action several times, but she has mellowed. Who said people couldn't change? I still go in fear that she will snap out of the blue, but let me say that the trip is worth this risk because their pastries are simply the most delicious in a 100 mile radius. The French patisserie in Bellevue has more variety, but less quality. Whole Foods... are amateurs by comparison! When I want to impress or make someone happy, I come here. I just memorize my order well in advance of my turn at the cashier. The quiches, croissants and bread are also great, but it's the pastries (the lemon tart, fraisier, ganache, fruit tart, raspberry mousse, opera) that will take you to seventh heaven. Suggestion to the Bakery: have at least something gluten free, like a mousse, or marzipan, no matter how small. I would buy your marzipan by the pound.