Top 9 Gluten-Free Bread Spots to Delight in Littleton

Allison Kim

Celiac safe bakery with additional allergen friendly options

Isabella Perez (Bella)

They offer lots of gluten free options. I was disappointed this visit. I requested corn tortillas instead of bread with my skillet since I am gluten free and prefer tortillas, and I noticed I was charged for the tortillas, although it should have been substituted for the bread…. And the corn tortillas were terrible. They were dry and cold. The rest of the food was good but not mind blowing. There are better restaurants to go to for brunch.

Matt Cloutier

Mod Market Eatery in Littleton, Colorado, is like the cool kid of the culinary block – healthy yet outrageously tasty. They've cracked the code to make veggies taste better than a cheat day burger! With locally sourced, fresh ingredients, they whip up salads that even greens-haters secretly adore. The menu's flexibility is a dietary superhero. Vegans, gluten-avoiders, and meat-lovers can all sit at the same table without eye rolls. The service? Friendlier than your grandma's hugs, and faster than you can say "I'm hungry." Plus, they're green (in an eco way). They're like the Elon Musk of eateries, with compostable packaging and sustainability galore. Mod Market is where flavor meets fitness, and it's so good that you'll forget you're eating healthy. High-fives all around for this tasty twist on guilt-free dining! The only complaint is the price is a little high, but you do get good quality.

Kharissa Moore

Family of five here. Everyone got something different. My husband is celiac, this cute little place offered a wide variety for him to choose from. I got the single serve cherry cheesecake and hands down the BEST I have ever had!

Kayla Beaudoin

This is one of the few places I can get gluten free food. It’s usually delicious, but today, I ordered a chipotle chicken cheesesteak and there were no onions/peppers or sauce on it. The gluten-free bread is especially dry so it definitely needs sauce- the more the better. I paid for extra meat as well (since the bread can be a bit overwhelming) and it seemed to have the regular amount of meat. It’s honestly so hard to eat out with a gluten allergy, but then you pay quite a bit extra for your allergy and don’t even get what you ordered. $16 wasted.

Christine K

Had a wonderful attentive server even though the restaurant was very busy. The food was very good. And more options than I realized for vegetarian and gluten-free.

Joseph Brewington

Great variety of gluten-free options. The shepherds pie was absolutely delicious.

Toni Mesta

I called to see if they have Gluten Free bread and Yes!! They do! I had the Sherpa sandwich and it filled the empty spot in my belly 😋 Excited for a sandwich shop near my home .

Janet Lattin