Top 5 Gluten-Free Cafes to Delight in Stevens Point

Stacie K

Upon arrival: We noticed several handicapped parking places but there were steps up to the front door ...I'm not sure if there was a ramp in back. At the door: there seem to be a line It was busy and bustling lots of seats were taken but It was not difficult to find a place to sit. There is a shelf along the ordering line with menus for food and drinks, I noticed a fireplace and it had begun to snow so I asked the server if they were planning to turn it on and she immediately did to our delight! Ordering: after getting situated by the fire, we made our selections from the menu and approached the counter to place our order. The counter staff was delightful and helpful and took our order in a very friendly way apologizing for the items that were out of stock and helping us make alternate selections. Enjoying our meal: my mushroom crepe wasn't exactly what I expected but was good nevertheless, and my husband ordered the harvest bowl which was delicious! I imagine it could be very different every time you ordered if you chose a different meat each time. I would like to go back and try different crepes on the menu as well. Unfortunately, I am not a big fan of the gluten-free barley crepe and mostly just liked the filling! I highly recommend the fig latte which was the flavor I chose because I was disappointed they were out of the Cherub crepe that has figs. Before leaving: We asked what to do with our dishes and there are busing trays hidden at the corner of the bar where we were able to leave our dishes because we wanted someone else to be able to enjoy the corner table by the fireplace. If we lived nearby we would definitely visit again for the unique menu! We might even make the 30 minute trip for someplace special when we are in the mood for a real treat.

Barbara Hudson

Good coffee but limited menu. No gluten free at all. Not vegan or vegetarian options either. Other than a salad.

Ronda Cates

While visiting Stevens Point last month I had the pleasure of stopping in at Rose House Cafe. I had a delicious and refreshing hibiscus tea, while my daughter had an iced espresso made by a fellow Ohioan(?). I only wish we had not eaten right before, as they had gluten free options which looked appetizing; next time!

Lei Zhao

Had the smoked salmon avocado toast w an egg on top. Good sized portion and tasty. My wife picked this spot because they also have gluten free options.

Rebecca Lemke

I have enjoyed all the meals I ever tried here. I’m so thankful they offer two of my favorite things: the option to go gluten free on most items and a really good coffee menu. I wish our local scene would step up to gluten free options like they do here.