Top 9 Gluten-Free Take Away Spots to Enjoy in Bloomfield Township

Kenny Walters

The food was very good. We ordered one dish that wasn't as good as I thought it should be. When the owner asked us how everything was, I was honest and told him I didn't like the one dish, but everything else was great. He immediately offered to have us try another dish, curry, which he said is their specialty. It was delicious. Also, they have an amazing gluten-free menu. My daughter eats gluten-free, so that was excellent too. We will be back.

Garry Kepes

The two appetizers and four orders at 5:15 took a while to cook with only a few people there. They do a lot of take-out, so maybe that's the reason for the delay. The server was helpful with the kids. The meal tasts were ok. They did have a gluten-free option. They automatically added a 20% tip on. Parking was good in the back.

Zelanda's Kitchen TV (Zelanda's Kitchen)

After spending the whole day out with my sister, I didn't have time to plan dinner, so I decided to order from La Marsa through DoorDash. I chose the whole deboned chicken with lemon oregano, two garden salads as sides, and a salmon fillet for tomorrow's lunch. The deboned chicken was incredibly flavorful, juicy, and perfectly marinated. The garden salad was simple but the dressing really made it shine. The salmon fillet was beautifully cooked with great grill marks and a fantastic flavor. These dishes are my favorites from La Marsa because they always taste great, are healthy, and don't upset my stomach. They’re gluten-free and dairy-free, which is a big plus for me. I highly recommend La Marsa! Every time I order from them, the experience is great. The staff is always gracious and helpful, and the food is consistently delicious and quick. La Marsa is my go-to spot for Mediterranean cuisine.

Jennie

Such a cute place, great aesthetics, friendly service going above and beyond, and delicious pizza - they use real, quality ingredients. Quote from my friend: "The pizza was GREAT...and I'm Italian!" 😂 We split the veg pizza, we were both hungry, and it was perfect to share. Their pistachio gelato was very tasty, too. They have chilled salads, dips, pasta dishes, mineral water, Italian sodas, and probiotic drinks like OliPop in their cooler case to grab and go. Gluten free crust options as well. Limited indoor seating at the window, which was perfect for our quick meet-up. Definitely will return.

Kimberly Sloan

I had the cauliflower crust pizza and it was amazing! It was thin and crispy with the garlic herb sauce, chicken, red onion, feta, and banana peppers. The young man shared with me that he was told the cauliflower crust seemed to be liked more than the regular gluten free crust. Thank you Papa Romanos!

Unboiled Egg

I'm glad to see there's some Indian food near me, as someone who has to eat gluten free it's one of the best options for take out. The food was great, different than what I've had before but obviously Indian food is going to vary. My boyfriend and I got chicken Tikka biryani mild and it's the perfect amount of spice for a mild, children may not like it though.

K B

There’s just something about Stroh’s ice cream that can turn any day into a good one. It has a warm welcoming feel that reminds you of happy childhood memories and nostalgia. The shop has a huge selection including play doh and Superman for the kids, and dairy free, fat free, and gluten free as well!

Emmett Yaksich

I found this restaurant by chance. I placed an online order with this restaurant, Thai Taste To Go, thinking I was ordering at the Thai restaurant we normally order from. Turned out to be a wonderful mistake. We order from here now almost weekly. Food is delicious and generous portions. My wife has celiac and they prepare gluten free, no cross contamination. Highly suggest fried rice, basil fried rice and red coconut curry.

Solomon Ahee

The customer service is horrible, like I’m talking they’re in la-la land. I was asking them that I saw 2 bottles and I didn’t know if they were both vinegar oil or not, and they struggled to hear me, when I literally raised my voice. I’ve never seen someone more deaf in my entire 16 1/2 years of life. Then, they proceeded to screw up and put vinegar oil on my sandwich (like a lot of it), and I struggled to eat it, because it’s my least favorite oil. Also, they messed up my dad’s order, which he said he wanted half as much mayo as usual, then they put a whole amount on half the sandwich, when he said he wanted a half amount not full. Also, I got whole wheat bread, and my dad got the same bread, but with gluten-free bread. So, apparently the gluten-free bread sucked compared to normal and he’s been there before. I don’t know how they can be ok with screwing up this badly, because they clearly don’t care. Worst sandwich experience I’ve ever encountered.