Gluten-Free Restaurants near Morrisville, VT

“Stopped in for lunch on a tour of the area. Best sandwich ever! Fresh homemade bread made in house, loads of meat and toppings. This was a Dagwood Bumstead sandwich! (look that up if you don't know the reference) Super friendly staff. Nice patio for good weather.“

“I wish I never went here because now I have to go my entire life knowing a place this amazing exists and it’s not available to me everyday. We got ice coffees, breakfast sandwiches, chocolate chip muffins, and cinnamon rolls, and each of those items were respectively the best I’ve ever had. The pure euphoria I felt while eating their cinnamon rolls can not matched by any drug in world. I would recommend this to anyone within 10,000 miles of Stowe!“

“Cute local spot with great coffee options, pastries, and breakfast savories. There was a steady stream of customers in the morning but service was quick. We tried the blueberry coffee cake which had fantastic crumble and went perfectly with the coffee, and the breakfast sandwiches on biscuit were perfectly satisfying for pre-ski day fuel.“

“I went solo on a busy Saturday. I was going to grab a beer and wait by the firepit outside while a spot opened, however, the host was very accommodating for me and helped me nab a stool at the bar within about 5 minutes. The beer menu was great and I ordered the Crunch Wrap. Do yourself a favor and do the same. It's all the great things about a TB one, but with fresh ingredients and CHEESE MELTED ON TOPPP.The atmosphere is interesting because its a bike shop, but also a restaurant. It's almost like Stowe's version of a Nashville Boot Shop/ Honky-tonk, it just works. I am genuinely disappointed I hadn't checked it out before since I'm not a huge bike person, please don't make that mistake too!I noticed on the menu that they do Brunch Wraps and Mimosas on Sundays and I have yet to make the pilgrimage to enjoy those yet, so you my friend, will have to do that for me.Kid-friendliness: Very open and bustling environment with family friendly options.“

“We ate in the Bistro and had superb food and great service. The golden vegetable curry is incredibly tasty, perfect for vegetarians or carnivores who love tasty food ?While this might be a little way out of Stowe and off the mountain road it is well worth a visit!“

“This was our first time here. We had the mussels for an appetizer and pizza for dinner. The mussels were delicious and the pizza was great. We got dessert to go and still full so we haven't tried yet. Our server Angie was awesome and provided great service. We will definitely be back soon.“

“What a wonderful find! We literally parked the car and a few steps away found what has to be the best restaurant on the street! The staff is warm and welcoming. The bartender is a mixologist. As we cleaned our plates we asked if they were open for lunch the next day!“

“A couple of things up front, one, (which I'm sure would have been fixed had we asked, so I can't blame the restaurant, but we were starving and didn't want to wait anymore) the over easy eggs were over hard and cold, the side of sausage was cold, and the poached eggs were over hard as well. Two, the price of sides is so not worth it, $5 for two sausage links? $7.25 for a side of cheesy fries?The rest of the food, though pricey--but for Stowe, probably about normal--was good. Pancakes were huge and thick, eggs bene (besides the above) was good, there was definitely an eclectic blend of old dishes with new twists, which is always fun, and coffee was hot.I probably wouldn't go again for a sit down meal as we paid $87 for four people, which any way you cut it, is a lot for breakfast, especially considering the first two points.The cashier was friendly, the place seemed pretty busy, especially for takeout, so maybe our experience was a one off, and you experience may be better.“