Top 20 Gluten-Free Pet-Friendly Spots to Explore in York

Anthony Spencer

I'm so happy that this sandwich chain offers gluten-free bread! Thank you!

Carrie Dell

Prince Street Cafe has been a favorite spot of my sister for as long as she has been a York transplant from Maryland. Her veganism and gluten sensitivity make places like this special - the food is as delicious as it is safe for her, AND they have dishes the rest of our family enjoys with the rest of our various dietary needs. Only outshining their food is their service. I made a significant mistake when ordering online the day before the aforementioned sister's birthday party, and the staff and manager went way out of their way to make things right. They absolutely did not need to raise to the level of hospitality that they did -- their generosity saved the day!

Sharon Elrod

Great food. Service and had mice gluten free options.

Mindy Weakley

Gluten Free subs are delicious! Staff is always very considerate of allergy!

Jacquelyn Costello

Love this place. GREAT gluten free options, they can make all their sandwiches on their gluten free bagels. I usually get the Southwest sandwich on the gluten free bagel. Excellent service. It is oftentimes quite crowded because people love it (as they should) which makes it a popular spot, and multiple times I’ve gone with friends and had trouble finding a spot to sit at. But especially as it warms up that will free up the outside seating. All in all, I highly recommend this spot. York needs more places like it.

Martha Valdez

Cynthia Bode

Byron is incredible! I'm gluten and garlic allergic and he never ceases to amaze me by making my meal superb, as close to the regular menu as possible with beautiful presentation and delicious!! Wow! The short rib, filet and red beet salad are my favorites.

Rachel Bond

We got the master of pigs and the smoked chicken nightmare on gluten free crust and they were both out of this world. 10/10!

Yvonne Johnson

Kate Brennan

Gather 256 is so much more than a cafe. It is a community hub, a meeting place, a third space for all of York. In addition to wonderful food (with plenty of gluten-free and vegan options), they make the best latte in town, hands down. There is a second floor that boasts a corner kids' play space, large tables for meetings and other little cozy nooks to work. During the warmer weather, there's an outdoor terrace with a sandpit for the kids. What's more is that the space is always full of inspiring artwork. If you need a gift, it's a great place to stop -- earrings, pottery, wall art, books. There is even a pay-it-forward wall to donate meals and a little plant propagating area to share plants. How cute is that? They host third Fridays with programming, book clubs and more. Gather 256 reminds me of the coffee houses of my teenage years -- homey, comfortable, welcoming, a place to work when you need to be alone, a space to connect when you need a friend. We are so lucky to have it here in York! It is definitely the best coffee shop in town.

Alyssa Showers

I went here with my daughter. Our beanuccino tasted like whipped cream and only cream flavored with too much syrup. The muffins were okay, but dry. My daughter said hers tasted gluten free (maybe it was and we missed it?). The bagel I got was not toasted much and the cream cheese was on the side. I guess that’s probably fine. Everywhere else I’ve been had it already on and so I couldn’t just eat it in the car like I’d planned. I had to stop and spread cream cheese. First world problem, but here we are. Overall, it’s a cute place but I don’t think we’d return.

Patricia Camara

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