There are a handful of places throughout New England that have converted ALL of their fryers to gluten free. This means that ALL the fried food on their menus is gluten free, whether it’s requested or not. Jakes Seafood in […]
read moreBlank Page Cafe is a “mobile pop-up cafe” currently housed in the farm store at Bread and Butter Farm in Shelburne, VT. Just a 15 minute drive from Burlington, Blank Page is owned and operated by a former stock market […]
read moreThink pretzels and beer are outta the picture for you? Think again. At The Malted Barley in Westerly and Providence, RI, they can make most of their signature pretzels gluten free. The choices range from simply salted to asiago and […]
read moreIf you’ve never heard of Lola’s Italian Groceria in Natick, MA, then we are thrilled to introduce you. Lola’s is a traditional Italian grocery with all the usual suspects – grinders, pastas, breads delivered from the North End, catering, and […]
read moreKarma Foods and Wellness in Brewster, MA describes itself as a “one stop resource for anyone who desires to live a healthy life through food, exercise and mental well-being.” Their dedicated gluten-free kitchen offers ready-to-eat and prepared foods, all to […]
read moreYou’re sitting in a restaurant perusing the gluten-free menu when the server arrives to take your drink order. You start asking the usual questions about food prep and toasters when she tells you that one of the owners has celiac […]
read moreTwo Ten Oyster Bar & Grill in South Kingstown is the place to go in Rhode Island for everyone whether you’re celiac, gluten sensitive, or you just love seafood. They’re not a dedicated GF facility, but they totally understand how to […]
read moreIt’s here! Our Greater Portland Gluten-Free Dining Guide! Check out this list of 50 places to dine safely including some north, south, and west of the city. This list is ever-growing so if you see your favorite missing, email us […]
read moreTripp’s Farmhouse Cafe is a dedicated gluten-free cafe and bakery in Auburn, Maine about 45 minutes northwest of Portland. Their motto is “greater than gluten free,” and for good reason. They work hard to not just remove the gluten, but […]
read moreChick Fil-A is fast food, no doubt about it. But they do offer gluten free options, and many folks seem to agree that it’s safe. None of their locations are dedicated gluten free, so ultimately each diner must make their […]
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