Top 25 Gluten-Free Brunch Spots to Delight in Princeton

Luke Halpern

The food was pretty if not very good. And the atmosphere was good. But the service was absolutely terrible my mom is gluten and dairy free and she asked for a plain burger and a flat bread with out cheese and the poured lots of cheese on everything. Then the dessert took 1 hour to come out for some thing that isn’t worth the wait

Katherine Chin

Don't bother with any other fast casual restaurant at Princeton. No one matches Jammin' Crepes for speed, friendliness, or quality of flavor and ingredients. They truly look for local businesses to build upon their already impressive menu. They'll make delicious gluten free and vegan crepes as well (and their gluten free crepes are actually mysteriously chewy and delightful). My favorite is a twist on one actually found on the kid's menu: the grilled cheese melty with added pesto. Just do it and thank me later.

Emlyn Lofthouse

We had some amazing sandwiches, including some of the best Gluten Free bread that I have had in a while. Well worth a visit if you are in the Princeton area.

Christina Chedid

We shared the cheeseburger and creek burger - they are pretty good, cooked about right (maybe a little more well done than we ordered), and have a little different taste than a regular beef burger. The chuck is supposed to have more flavor than beef. Loved that there was a gluten free bun option - I only tried the bottom half of the bun and it was soft, had already soaked up the meat juice. The jam and aioli on the creek burger were tasty, even though I'm not usually a fan of bacon anything, but I do love the traditional ketchup accompaniment more. The fries are not my favorite style, I would pass on these carbs. The burgers are on the expensive side, $25 or $30. Not sure I would go out of my way to try again for a burger, because I think a burger is usually only as good as the fries that come with it, but it is a solid choice.

Michael Hebert

Ellen Chang

The menu shows a lot of gluten free options however in reality there are only a handful of options. The definition of gluten free here is being able to add gluten free noodles. All the other dishes include sauces that contain gluten. We felt like there was a bit of false advertising given we chose this restaurant specifically for all its gluten free options shown on the menu. It was disappointing.

Cassidy Montgomery

Ryan Ganley

Top notch gluten free options, kid friendly and great beer list

Doris Ramirez

Burger Girl

My husband and I have had dinner here twice. They have a gluten free menu option as well as an allergen list they will provide upon request. The staff is knowledgeable. I have had the salmon salad x 2 but there are other options. This salad was just great! I had the key lime pie both times as well which was yummy! No reaction noted either time so far.

Michelle Griffen

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Kim B

If you have celiac disease, DO NOT eat the food marked gluten-free...it is not safe! They do not have a dedicated fryer. I'm not sure why restaurants don't understand that cooking gluten-free ingredients in a gluten infested fryer does not make the food gluten-free, it makes people sick.

Courtney Baird

Excellent food. Excellent service. So many options for folks who are sensitive to gluten and dairy. Also the pistachio milk matcha latte is amazing. I can’t wait to come back!!!

Abraham Price

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Luca

OMG this place should be on Kitchen Nightmares! I should've known right away something was off. It was a beautiful, busy Sunday on Nassau Street, tons of people everywhere, but this place was completely empty. Not a single customer. We’re not locals and the place looked nice from the outside, so we walked in. We quickly found out why it was empty. My fiancée ordered a scone and the woman behind the counter told her, “We reserve those only for gluten-free people.” Huh? There was no sign anywhere about what’s gluten-free or not, even though the place is plastered with random warning signs. Ironically, my fiancée is actually gluten-intolerant, so yeah, she qualifies (smh). We also ordered an unsweetened iced tea (which is what she always drinks). When I went to pay, the cashier asked me if I got the sweetened version for $1 more and she seemed annoyed that I didn’t. Then, my fiancée needed to use the bathroom because she had something in her eye. We were told someone else was using it, so we politely asked if we could sit while we waited, since she couldn’t see well. As soon as we sat down, another staff member asked what we wanted to order. I explained we had already ordered and were just waiting so she could wash her eye. My fiancée finally got to use the bathroom, and immediately after she came back, the same staffer said: “Your to-go order is ready. You can go now.” We felt completely mistreated, like we were being kicked out. After reading the other reviews, I realized my experience wasn’t even the worst, people have consistently been treated terribly here. Honestly, it’s unbelievable. No one should go to this place. Judging by how empty it was on a busy day, I doubt they’ll be around much longer anyway. Absolute Kitchen Nightmare.

Emily Williams

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