Gluten Free Bakeries State by State

02 January 2008 ~ 5 Comments

Goodies fresh and direct from a local bakery!!!!! Yes, this treat is available to the gluten free. Here’s my state-by-state list of the options that are available to you:

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ARIZONA, Phoenix/Tempe: Gluten Free Creations — describes itself as a gluten free grocery/baker/deli.

CALIFORNIA, Pleasanton: Annette’s Gluten Free Bakery

COLORADO, Arvada: Rheinlander Bakery

COLORADO, Denver: Deby’s Bakery and Café,

CONNECTICUT, Old Saybrook: Aleia’s Bakery

MINNESOTA, Eagan: Bittersweet.

MINNESOTA, St. Paul: Cooqi Bakery

NEW JERSEY, Millville: a branch of Mr. Ritt’s Bakery in Pitttsburgh.

NEW YORK, New York: Babycakes Bakery.

NEW YORK, Brooklyn: Everybody Eats. delivery service throughout the New York City area, shipping available, direct sales from the bakery.

NEW YORK, New York: Rissoteria. One of America’s best-known gluten free restaurants also features baked goods.

OREGON, Portland: Keanna’s Candyland — site does not say that it is gluten free but I have eaten there and love its celiac-friendly relatively inexpensive baked goods.

OREGON, Portland: Angeline’s Bakery.

PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia: Mr. Ritt’s Bakery.

RHODE ISLAND, Cranston: Ursula’s European Pastries, with more than 18 cakes to choose from.

WASHINGTON, Kent: Haley’s Corner

WASHINGTON, Seattle: DaVinci Café and Bakery — perhaps better known as “Wheatless in Seattle”

WASHINGTON, Seattle: The Flying Apron

WASHINGTON, Seattle: Sunny Valley Wheat Free

WISCONSIN, Madison: Willy Street Cooperative — this is based on a recommendation from a local resident

WISCONSIN, Madison: Silly Yak Bakery and Bread Barn — gluten free baking days are Saturday and Tuesday

WISCONSIN, Pewaukee (near Hartland): Molly’s Gluten Free Bakery

WYOMING, Casper: a branch of Deby’s Bakery and Café in Denver, Colorado.

I’ve just scratched the surface in starting this list. These are small place that might not have attention-getting web sites. If you know of places that belong on this list, please share your “find” with the celiac community by leaving a comment at the bottom of this article or use the CONTACT US button at the top of the page to send an e-mail.

published 1/1/08

5 Responses to “Gluten Free Bakeries State by State”

Dale Karsky 9 January 2008 at 1:40 pm Permalink

I want to let you know of my new bakery in Superior Wi. I offer a wide variety of gluten free breads and pastries and also make fresh gluten free pizzas with housemade mozzerella. I have been open since June ‘07.
Tempany 9 January 2008 at 9:21 pm Permalink

Hey I think these guys have the best gluten free bread ever! It’s also egg and dairy free! You should put them up here.
The’re in San Antonio tx.
Amanda 10 May 2008 at 2:27 am Permalink

There is a GF bakery in Harvard MA called Peaches. They have great stuff – including a deli counter with Boar’s head meats. Very good!! http://www.peachesbakery.com/
Jenney 5 January 2009 at 1:47 pm Permalink

Please add Living Earth Bakery in Corvallis, Oregon to your list! We were the first dedicated gluten free retail bakery in Oregon, and we’ve been in operation since 2006. We’re located between Portland and Eugene. You can find more information about us at http://www.livingearthbakery.com

Thanks and happy eating!
Jenney
Julie Van Zee 19 April 2009 at 10:06 am Permalink

I need a gluten free bakery located near the Des Moines IA 50327 area. I am in need of a carrot cake for a guest speaker at our church. Please let me know of one available.