Top 22 Gluten-Free Breakfast Spots to Delight in Manassas

Christine Gault

Gluten free bakery

Conrad Smith

This is a fast food place that does have gluten free buns available upon request. But that's twice now they have not given me bacon on my club sandwich. Stay alert and check that before moving away.

Karla Waters

Their oat milk hot chocolate was delicious and creamy for those who don't consume dairy. They also said they have gluten free bread for their sandwiches, so I'll have to try that next time.

Kerri Nipper

Mike Coe

That's a place designed for nerds I had absolutely no problem being able to order a meal with gluten-free dietary restrictions and also non-alcoholic cocktails. We had a blast picking out board games and this place was delightful! Cannot wait to go back!

Valerie Becker

EXTREME DISAPPOINTMENT I would like to express my complete dissatisfaction with my recent visit to your tearoom. I was with a group of 15 for a bridal shower. We were all so extremely excited to come to your establishment for a tea party yet all of us were so disappointed. I am confident that no one from the event will ever return. Here are a few reasons as to why: Our party was confirmed and intended to be the only party in the room. However, we were double booked with a child’s birthday party. It was very loud, and the servers were focused on the children. The temperature in the tearoom was extremely hot and we had asked if there was any way to increase the cool air. We were told no, and that the AC unit was just not very good. About an hour into our event, I noticed a fan in the back corner near the bathroom. I took it upon myself to get up and move the fan from the back corner closer to our table. A more customer serviced oriented approach would have been for the employees to offer the fan to us when we informed them how uncomfortable we were. We had to ask for water, which came without any ice. When we asked for ice, we were told “we don’t have any because we ran out.” The teapots that were set on the table were extremely hot and very heavy to pick up and self-serve. Many of us experienced pain and light burns on our hands when attempting to pick up the pots. We were given very small glass teacups to use and the cup handle was so small you could not hold the cup with one hand. When scones were served to the group, and I was informed that the gluten free scones would be out shortly. About 5-10 minutes later one of the employees came out and said “I burned the gluten free scones, so I don’t have any scones for you. I can give you something else if you want.” I declined. Salads were served without any dressing and when dressing was requested it seemed to throw the employees for a loop as they had to go ask someone in the back if that was OK. There were not enough salads made for the group so 2 people had to share. We were informed that there were 3 soups to choose from. Chicken noodle, Chicken gnocchi, and tomato (but only 2 servings of tomato available). About half of the table selected chicken gnocchi and the other half selected chicken noodle (1 chose tomato). Several minutes later a server came to us and said “would anyone who ordered Chicken gnocchi be willing to change to chicken noodle? We don’t have enough chicken gnocchi to go around.”. A few people offered to change to chicken noodle, yet the server still had a problem. I asked her “how many servings of chicken gnocchi do you have available?” and she said “none.” Why didn’t she just say that in the first place? The entire table (except for the 1 tomato) had to change to Chicken noodle. On top of that, the soup was room temperature when it was served to us, and the tomato seemed to be poured right out of the can into the cup. Employees were not dressed appropriately for a tea. Honestly, if we were not there to celebrate the bride, we would have all walked out and refused to pay. I feel terrible for the bride and her sister who paid for this event. I feel like she should be given an exceptionally large refund! This was the most disappointing experience that I have ever had. I did send an email to the establishment but as of 4 days later I have not heard back.

brandon wallace

I did not leave a single crumb on the plate. If I was in the area, I would surely have gone back the next day to eat the same dish. Today, I decided to explore the flavors from the East Africa by trying Ethiopian cuisine. The African continent is home to more than 50 countries, each with its own unique dishes. Having tried cuisines from various African countries, I was looking forward to comparing this cuisine with what I have had previously in other restaurants. The waitress at Vera's Kitchen was very pleasant and able to explain the items on the menu when we ordered. I choose to eat Beyaynetu, a vegetarian dish served with injera bread, a spongy injera flat bread made from highly nutritious gluten-free teff flour. I loved the complex and rich flavors of the five items on top of the injera bread. Pieces of the bread are normally torn off and used to grab the lentils and vegetables on top, although using a fork is also an option. And like I said-not a crumb was left on the plate. I finished the meal off with fine Ethiopian coffee that arrived in the traditional vessel. If there is anything that could be improved, possibly the restaurant's decor but I went there for the food. When the food is this excellent, ambiance is just a bonus.

Nell Mansell

Our family had brunch at The Black Sheep today. Everything was delicious. Top notch service, attention to detail, friendly staff, etc. My only complaint is that for a restaurant at this level and per person price why don’t they have a non dairy alternative for coffee (almond milk, oat milk, etc.)? Also there were no gluten free dessert offerings. With all the food allergies and sensitivities out there these days you’d think a restaurant like this would be more open to accommodating everyone. It’s really not that difficult to provide a few more options. Also, what is with the Tabasco Sauce? Why not “tap” (brewery pun intended) into some good ole Virginia local hot sauce? I mean come on, you can do better than that!

Mary L

our server was so nice & helpful w/food suggestions. ordered the gluten friendly pancakes... OMG 😱 gf pancakes!! they were so fluffy & tasted like vanilla!! will SO be going back! 👍👍

Iris Negron-Lemeni

Lovely small restaurant, located in Hoadly Rd. They have a couple small tables to dine in but they are a great option for takeout. The portions are very generous and they offer many gluten free options including a dedicated frier for the empanadas which are gluten free and delicious.

Susan Winland

E F

The food was very good. The service was good, and kids eat free on Wednesday’s and it’s a relaxed place that’s nice for teaching young kids restaurant etiquette. they have gluten free options that taste delicious…the gluten free pancakes are super.

Michael Lankford

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Joan Edwards

The food and service was good. I only wish that you would have gluten free pancakes, and breads There are so many people that can not eat gluten.

Mehmet Oguz Yardimci

It's really hard to find good gluten free cake around but they did a fantastic job! Taste, and the look couldn't have been any better. Thank you!

Noah Steege

Best tortillas. For those with Celiac disease/gluten sensitivity, this is about as safe as it gets for gluten free tortillas from an authentic tortilleria. The masa harina they use (maseca brand, green and white bag) is gluten free, and they only mix it with water and salt. As far as I could tell when I visited September 2024, they don't bake anything in house with AP flour, so less of a chance of cross contamination.

Conrad Smith

Great place for ASD. Staff doesn't force conversation or eye contact. Menus are easy to read. Very gluten free friendly.

tryhard_for_ hire

I brought my entire family here for Thanksgiving, and I'd like to give a big shoutout to the cashier up front that day, Jair. Despite our large order for my entire family of seven persons. He was extremely friendly and patient with us. He provided us numerous ideas for my aunt, who is gluten-free and was unsure what to order. He went above and beyond his obligations as a Cashier, informing me that I had awards on my app that I was unaware of. If Jair is reading this, thank you for all of your hard work young lad.........

Kelsey Young

Chic fil a is such a huge deal with celiac disease. So happy to be able to eat French fries while out

Nancy Esposito

A perfect atmosphere for a local feel breakfast spot!! Just what I'd expect. Streams of folks coming in. Most tables turned over twice while I sat having a leisurely breakfast. The omelet was delicious!! I'll be back 😊 I said "I'll be back" and yes!! the the next morning I was and with all the people that stream in there I was so impressed that they remembered what I ordered the day before and that I needed it gluten-free!! 😊 ... this was a Saturday morning and so busy!! with happy breakfast dinners. They had to organize a short wait list and did this efficiently and fairly. Impressive!