Top 22 Gluten-Free Cafes to Delight in Pensacola

Lisa Cooper

This place is delicious! Tons of gluten-free options and every single thing was amazing! Such a treat to get many choices of gf pancakes among many other things.

Christin Szczesniak

Obsessed. The vibe is so chill, and the aesthetic is lovely. They have very interesting drink options, lots of gluten-free goodies, and a record shop in the back. Big fan.

Joy Johnson

I wasn’t impressed but it was an okay place overall. The gluten free options were ok with a dedicated menu with Keto and vegan options. My order was just super plane for

MelJo E

Great choices and fresh produce and breads. Just need a few more gluten free choices.

Joy Johnson

WOW! Gluten free at its most delicious! Park on the DeSoto side of the building for closer access. Gluten free cones made daily. Highly recommend!

Mindy McTiernan

Lemony blueberry and goat cheese gluten free waffles. Not perfect, but pretty darm good for gluten free!

Savannah Richey-Britt

They have the best gluten-free chocolate chip cookies and muffins, and cinnamon rolls their chocolate chip cookies literally taste better than any other gluten filled cookies I had had before I was diagnosed with celiac

Michael Nargi

Not a fan as you might tell from the ratings Wife’s gluten free donuts were so dry they crumbled as she was eating My churro donut wasn’t good, tasted nothing like a churro the other was good I got an iced London fog latte. The young lady who tried to make it didn’t know how and the result was disgusting and not fit for consumption I went in and mentioned that it tasted horrible all I got was a what do you want from me look and she walked away The floors were exceptionally sticky and the overall appearance of the shop was borderline we won’t return a waste of $30

Jennifer O

Food was fantastic, they have a small menu but have perfected what they have. They have gluten free options, everything is very affordable. The coffee and tea options are delicious, my husband and I sat at the bar and went there twice while staying at the Hilton across the street.

Kacey Norwood

Being gluten free it’s hard to find places in town to be able to quickly grab something to go while busy, this place is my go to for their gf breakfast bagel sandwich. Unfortunately they rarely serve them until the posted time on the menu. I go into work at noon so I try to swing by around 11am, and very often I’m told they can’t make me a sandwich. It’s disappointing when there are so few other options.

Azrael Torres

Amazing staff, good food. I ordered online for pick up and headed out but by the time I got there, I got a text saying they couldn’t fulfill my order and refunded my money. When I got there with my wife they explained that the kitchen was closed and told us we could choose from the freezer. So we settled for some cauliflower-crust pizzas which were delicious and gluten free, and they gave it to us for free! We were pleasantly surprised. There are good people are out there, ya just gotta keep your eyes and heart open. 💙

R J

Awesome coffee with a great vibe. The staff is always friendly and their coffee is amazing! They have some of the best gluten free muffins I've ever had, so if you don't eat gluten I would definitely try them.

Jay Massey

Craft Bakery is one of our favorite coffee and bakery spots in Pensacola. The baked goods are simply amazing, and the friendly staff and cozy atmosphere make every visit a joy. Their coffee is consistently exceptional—my wife loves a good latte, and I personally appreciate their delicious gluten-free options and alternatives. Whether we’re stopping by for a quick treat or something special, Craft never disappoints!

Brianna Norris

Dog friendly!! And bottomless mimosas! Super impressed with this rad cappuccino and all day breakfast spot. A character filled coffee shop that has free wifi for remote work and expanded from an indoor skate park/surf shop. I ordered the Ala Moana Acai but my partner's Steak n Egg melt was too good looking not to steal a few bites. Smoothies, vegan/gluten free options, and a delicious pastry bar! The employees really take pride in the food they're serving. We came in right as they opened on a Sunday so it was peaceful but I read they have live music events and I bet it can get crowded so come early!

Ashley Pollard

Phenomenal place for breakfast! I had the most amazing gluten free bagel sandwich and my apple iced latte was to die for!

Allison G.

A latte so bad it was absolutely undrinkable. The espresso tasted burned. I don't get the appeal here, and I don't get the concept. Oh, also, when a customer asks, "Do you have any gluten-free sweets," responding, "We have vegan sweets," isn't helpful. Not the same thing, dear. A "no" might be disappointing, but it's an acceptable answer when it's accurate. Update: I see the owner responded that Starbucks would be a better option for me. How bitter, what a bad attitude, and what a snide response to an honest review. I don't go to Starbucks because I prefer to support small and local businesses whenever I can. I've even given small businesses a second chance after a disappointing or even horrible first experience. But when the product is inedible or unusable and the owner is a class A twerp? Why bother. Anyway, Bodacious, The Drowsy Poet, Ruby Slipper, Maximillian, and many other local coffee shops have better beverages. I might not live in Pensacola any longer, but I'm there often and drink a lot of espresso. This place isn't getting my business again.

Danielle Nichols

We went this Thursday night. We were one of two sets of customers there--not busy. The ice cream was phenomenal. Place smelled and looked clean. Prices are good for how much ice cream you get! They had many gluten-free ice cream options. My gluten-free friend said she had no reaction afterward to the ice cream. They have a nice confetti "pit" for kids to jump in, and a cute colorful place to take pictures inside. No outside dining area. The building seems too big for the business, but there would be plenty of room for a large crowd! Would be excited to go again!

Jay Massey

Good Day, Darling is a charming neighborhood café tucked away in East Hill, just across the parking lot from East Hill Publix. Opened by the founders of the Magnolia, it carries the same creative spirit. If you knew the Mag, you absolutely need to know Good Day, Darling. Their inspired menu features sips and snacks like coffees, teas, pastries, soups, and sandwiches—including some unique gluten-free options, which I find to be a really thoughtful addition. My personal favorite is the grab-and-go coffee option—perfect for those mornings when I’m in a rush but still want a quality cup of coffee. Good Day, Darling is a wonderful addition to the neighborhood and will quickly become a local favorite. It’s already mine!

Lauren Routh

Worth the trek off of the freeway if you’re driving through Pensacola. The cold brew is superior to Starbucks and they have a handful of baked goods (w/ gluten free options). Lively atmosphere and friendly service.

Allyson McClain

Same as the Evermans on Garden, the widest selection of health food, vegan, paleo, gluten free in Pensacola! Friendly service and staff, clean and inviting atmosphere!

Joy Kristin

Wow. Finally a restaurant that offers everything someone that is gluten free can order like a normal person. Their shop inside offers really cute thing too.

Jay Massey

Bagelheads has consistent, great, locally-roasted coffee options and large bagels made in house. Locally-owned, community-involved founding proprietors. Great lunch sandwich options. Friendly staff. Personally, I like the egg cup, with bacon, cheese, and avocado as a gluten-free alternative to bagels. I'm hoping for a GF muffin option in the future... シ