Top 8 Gluten-Free Cafes to Delight in Duluth

roma mangwani

Great stop for coffee! Loved the pumpkin spice latte with oat milk, gluten free chocolate chip cookies was yummy too. Friendly staff and lot of baked good to choose from. The service was slow, probably they had a new employee. But overall experience was good.

jo oh

Great little coffee shop and had gluten free macarons

kristina kendall

This place is pumping like a night club on the weekends at all hours. It has a great vibe. I just noticed some gluten free options popping up here and there. All the baked goods are really pretty and tasty too. I don't feel like they rely heavily on sugar but flavoring fruit and textures. The drinks are interesting. There is outdoor seating. This place is clean and a true crowd pleaser.

Blake

Very tasty doughnuts. The great thing about the experience is that the doughnuts are gluten free and very small.

Mara Emm (Vesper)

I love this place so much! Pastries are delicious and beautiful! My sister, who can't eat gluten or lactose, was able to eat here, and enjoy it.

Graciela M

Where do I start… Croissants are absolutely amazing. Paninis are to die for and the sweet baked goods are just like the ones I had in Paris. The owner uses a special flour, without any additives/ preservatives, just natural ingredients. I’m actually gluten intolerant & I can eat their baked goods and do not get any reaction. (Not intended for Celiac) The coffee is also delectable, all I can think of is going back again… just love!!

Tabitha Park

The London Fog Lavendar Latte is delicious, and their basque cheesecakes (original and green tea) are both yummy and gluten-free, which is great! The only downside of this place is that it can get pretty crowded, so I'll usually just get my order to-go. ^^

Devin Sea

Walking through the door, the first thing I noticed was how lively the atmosphere was. The space was bustling with a mix of people—some on their laptops, others chatting with partners or groups of friends. The location is convenient, though there’s a bit of traffic passing by. Luckily, there’s a paid parking lot right across the street, making it easy to find a spot. Just be sure to leave the lot on time to avoid getting a ticket. Once inside, I noticed that some shelves were running low on items, but a staff member was steadily restocking them. Being my first visit, we decided to try a variety of savory and sweet pastries. Our picks included the pork roll, spring onion cream cheese doughnut, chocolate Nutella bun, gluten-free double chocolate brownie, and the strawberry vanilla sweet roll. The Nutella bun was incredibly rich, with a flavor almost like dark chocolate. While delicious, it could benefit from a lighter element to balance the richness. On the other hand, the strawberry cheesecake was fresh, creamy, and absolutely fantastic. However, the pork roll was a letdown. The filling tasted like powdered pork, which wasn’t very appealing. I ended up eating around the pork and focusing on the roll itself because their bread is undeniably out-of-this-world good. I couldn’t help but notice the hotdog pastry on display, which looked incredible. If I return, that’s definitely on my list to try. Speaking of which, I also spotted a few customers with burgers and chicken sandwiches that looked and smelled amazing. Next time, I’ll make sure to try their hot food offerings. This place left me with mixed feelings. While their bread and pastries are exceptional, some of the fillings didn’t quite hit the mark. My advice? Be adventurous and try a variety of items rather than sticking to just one. You might discover something you love unexpectedly. Overall, my experience here was great, and I’d recommend giving it a try. Whether you’re here for a coffee date, a study session, or just to explore Japanese and Korean pastries, this place has something unique to offer. Step out of your comfort zone and enjoy! Sure, there might be some hits and misses, but the overall experience will be worth it.