Top 11 Gluten-Free Spots to Explore in Downtown Mesa

Damien Martin-Drouin

AMAZING! Best extensive GF menu, super owners who are celiac too! Huge servings of truly delicious GF foods. Definitely going again!!

Mainsource

We came here for the gluten free pasta options and it did not disappoint. All of our food was amazing. 10/10 recommend!!! Don’t sleep on this restaurant

Christina Schofield

Delicious ice cream! Fun flavors, toppings, and other options. They are aware of allergies, know which ingredients are in each flavor, and are very helpful Tonight all flavors were gluten free except tiramisu and cookie monster. They give you a gluten free wafer in the scooped ice cream and was tasty. Husband can have gluten and ordered the waffle sandwhich, and he really liked it too. Be ready to eat fast as the ice melts due to the freshly made waffle. It takes 5 minutes to be made and he said is worth it!

George Kontos

Delicious food. Very accommodating to gluten-free needs.

Keith Johnson

Fried chicken is moist, well cooked and seasoned. French fries were mushy. Bacon Chicken Ranch sandwich “in a bowl” is translated as salad and my bacon was translated into bacon bits. Huge disappointment. Hard to be gluten free here. Side of buffalo sauce cost $1.50.

Gina Machina

The best way I can describe the service here is rude. The shop itself looks nice, but the service is bad and I'm not sure if the owner was just having a bad day. I don't believe she should have taken it out on the customers .Today I went in there on the 2025 Mesa Days. She completely ignored me, but said hello to the people in front of me and the people behind me which I could tell were regulars. I walked up to the counter to look at the trinkets on the counter while waiting for my coffee. She looked at me and said "Can I help you??" when she knew I was just there waiting for the coffee. I believe it was her way of saying "go sit down and get away from my counter until I call you*. I couldn't believe her demeanor. It was almost embarrassing. While I was in there, a gentleman came in and said he is a performer, and could he use the bathroom. She immediately said "no it's not a public bathroom* which I can completely understand. What I didn't understand was how she kept telling all the customers around, including myself, that she doesn't care who he is, and she couldn't believe how "entitled" he was. He was not rude at all. It was the complaining to customers when he had already left that made me realize how mean she was. I understand not having people come in to use the restrooms that are not for customers, but the comments she made afterwards were terrible. It made the atmosphere awkward and negative in there because she continued complaining about the gentleman that came in. He was very polite and he had already left nicely. That should have been the end of it. Again I understand she doesn't want people outside of customers in there, but the continuous complaining, and explaining why she was complaining, was quite unnecessary as we had nothing to do with that. I got a coffee and a muffin and it cost me $16. I only go to gluten-free places, or places for celiacs, so I expected it to be a little pricey, but that was quite higher priced than other places. It cost me and my sister $32 to walk out of there with two coffees and two muffins. We paid and we tipped. Having to face the awkwardness after the gentleman left and the fairly decent items were definitely not worth the money. I will definitely go a little bit further out of my way rather than return here. There are other places that make a customer feel welcome, but this definitely was not one. Rude, awkward, and too expensive for that behavior.

James Pelayo

Lisa Curry

Sonya Burbank

The pretzels are amazing and they even have a gluten free option!! All their sauces but one were gluten free too. The owner talked with us for a bit and she was so kind and welcoming and has an awesome story. Go! You won't regret it!!

Claudia Hughes

Douglas Murray