Top 5 Gluten-Free Kid-Friendly Spots to Explore in Columbiana

Darlene Peterson

We love this pizza. We are very gluten free and this is the absolute best pizza choice for us. We buy par-bake and freeze them. They heat nicely in the air fryer. We will never go anywhere else!

Luke DeRhodes

I have celiac disease and Homestead has a great gluten free beer and food options. Becky is an excellent bartender that has an exceptional personality. Highly recommend

Ginnie Yeager

Had the best sandwich with a gluten-free bun best I have had anywhere and waitress went out of her to help me deside being that I need to eat gluten-free free will definitely go there again

Casey B

There are so many things I love about Generations Cafe! The coffee, baristas, and atmosphere provide the best experience around. I haven't tried their tea, but they have a wide variety, and I've heard their Macha and "dirty chai" are both wonderful. The cold brew is steeped for something like 24-hours and is pretty powerful and delicious! They offer oat, almond, skim, whole, and chocolate milk options as well as a wide variety of syrups, including a couple of sugar-free. As far as the food.... They sell a few different breakfast sandwiches, but my favorite option is the avocado toast on rosemary bread. I always ask them to add roasted red peppers, and it's out of this world. The sea salt and cracked pepper really kick it up a notch! Muffins and gluten-free cookies are also brought in from local bakers, and flavors change seasonally. The cafe is spacious with many bar seats and 2-tops, a couple of 4-tops, a couple of larger tables in the back, and some cozy furniture settings. If you don't mind the noise when it's busy, it's a great place for working remotely. Every time I'm in town, this is my home office. The staff is incredibly welcoming, and they love their regulars. They also offer online ordering and loyalty points with discount rewards. On top of all of that, they decorate the walls with local art for purchase that changes throughout the year, offer a section of used books for sale (donated by the library), and offer unique items like jewelry, clay planters, and essential oils from local vendors. As much as I would love to keep this place all to myself, it's too good of a secret to keep in the quaint little town of Columbiana.

Hazel Pete