They offer waffles and doughnuts on their breakfast and lunch menu at the weekend, plus beer, wine and cocktails. I went for their homemade waffle cones and icecream but sadly they had run out. Very cool styling and some spectacularly huge cakes. Vegans, you will absolutely love this place.

The bagels were covered with tasty seeds and a mix of chewy and soft – ideal and so good to find a proper gluten free bagel.Ī fully gluten free and vegan location. Everything we ate from New Cascadia was excellent – from the cinnamon buns and peach streusel muffins to their killer brunch options, you have to visit! Be sure to try one of their breakfast bagels, topped with smoked salmon and cream cheese or filled with other breakfast favourites, the bread was top quality. My favourite fully gluten free bakery in Portland. Apparently their cinnamon buns are legendary.

I have heard so many good things about Kyra’s Bakeshop but we didn’t get to visit as they are slightly out of town. We got here late in the day and there wasn’t a huge selection left, so I recommend visiting in the morning of you gluten free Portland tour.Ī fully gluten free bakery. I had a fab pizza bread and cookie from Gluten Free Gem. Definitely worth a visit.Ī sweet 100% gluten free bakery with a cafe. Back to Eden serve tonnes of sweet and savoury treats here, plus breakfast and lunch options if you want to eat in. It was juicy and soft with a crisp melt-in-the-mouth frosting. Their Alberta Street location is the largest and we tried various baked good from here including an utterly brilliant strawberry bundt cake. Read on to discover the finest gluten free treats in town! Back To Eden BakeryĪ fully gluten free, dairy free and vegan bakery that produces some excellent cakes. There are a tonne of brilliant gluten free Portland bakeries, including a couple that are also dairy free and vegan. Oh and there is also a brewery section as Portland has an amazing fully gluten free brewery where you can taste test nine different gluten free beers. I’ve split the guide into bakeries, restaurants and grab and go (quick eats you can buy to take away or for a quick lunch in situ), for ease of reference. We tried as much as we could on our recent Portland trips but there was no way we could get round all the gluten free eateries! I was given tonnes of tips though by fellow coeliacs and I have added those here so you have the full selection. Luckily for us coeliacs that means the gluten free Portland choices are extensive, with a number of fully gluten free bakeries and restaurants to be discovered. Portland has a reputation as one the most hipster US cities and it has a roaring foodie scene.

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