Top 12 Gluten-Free Take Away Spots to Enjoy in Fitchburg

Adeline Edwards

I don’t usually leave reviews, but we were pretty bummed with the service today. We went for the Mother’s Day brunch due to most family having celiac disease and seeing good things about the restaurant online. It was $40/person. I was under the impression that everything could be made gluten free based on the ad, but the mac & cheese, French toast, and biscuits were not made gluten free- so we essentially ate $40 eggs, breakfast meats, and fruit. Drinks were not included in the $40 and we did not get our waters until mid-meal after they were forgotten by one person, and we had asked two other waitresses that were around. We saw our waitress once for dessert(which we also waited a while for) and she took 20 minutes to pick up our card after forgetting she had already brought the check. We were frustrated with the automatic 20% service charge when we did not receive any service. We do always tip but this was the worst service we have experienced. I’d get it if they were busy, but we were one of the last reservations of the day and everyone was essentially gone by the time we got there. Unfortunately, I feel like it was a waste of $220 and that we would’ve enjoyed Mother’s Day more elsewhere.

Sarina Reyes

Always fire! My kids love this place and they have gluten free buns for me too!

Carrie Aiken

Coffee is good. Gluten-free pancakes have changed. They are not the quality they once were.

Davin Howard

I'm very grateful that this place has gluten free noodles, it feels good to not be left out when it comes to trying to eat out if you have gluten allergies.

Luke Huffman

Good iced latte, good gluten free biscotti

Will McCahon

We were really in the mood for Thai food last night and wanted a place to sit down and eat near Verona. Thai Noodles was perfect for what we were looking for and they even had a special vegan and gluten free menu! We both ended up going for the green curry noodles with tofu and it absolutely hit the spot. They even had a great selection of chili oils that worked really well with the curry. Would love to come back to this place and try their pho!

Laura K

Wish there were more gluten-free options, and the music was a bit loud. But coffee was top-notch and service was excellent as always.

Lior Seidel

Kayla Jones

My 6 year old daughter has celiac and we were pleased to find they have a gluten free menu. However they do have a shared fryer so she was unable to have fries which she was disappointed with but we have come to find this in most places. She really liked the cheeseburger and the GF bun. We did have an issue though when her food came out it had fries on the plate. The waiter said we could just remove them and we had to push him that we needed them to make her a new burger because she has a gluten allergy and can’t have any gluten touching her food. I was not happy he didn’t even apologize or admit that anything wrong occurred and then it took another 20 minutes to get her new burger which we were almost done with our food at that time. She was supposed to get applesauce with it as well but he never brought that either. Food was good, service with this particular waiter however was not good. We will be back but if we happened to have the same waiter we will be requesting a new one.

Beairyel Hekate

I regularly make this my first stop in the city when taking the hour drive to run errands and have NEVER been disappointed with any part of my experience here in the handful of years I've been coming. A beautiful place to experience lovely kind service and amazing food! My favorite (so favorite I sometimes buy them by the half dozen a stop) are the El Salvador Quesadillas, they are a delicious sweet corn cake made without gluten. Stop in and see what Finca is all about if you have never been!

L Schiefert

Great food, with gluten free options. Everyone enjoyed their meal choices. Our adult beverages were wonderful. Definitely coming back.

Blaise Vitale

We ate here after I had hiked more than 15 miles on the Ice Age Trail. I started with a large pretzel (which we enjoyed) and then had the decent (but a bit under-cooked) Flying Hound Burger. My wife enjoyed her salad. She raved about a grapefruit beer. I had a gluten-free (I didn't know this was an issue with beer) amber ale which was somewhat disappointing. The vibe seemed a bit too alternative, which might explain why the place was surprisingly empty on a Saturday night. We probably wouldn't eat here again.