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Gluten Free Deli In Harvard, Ma!


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Peaches Deli & Bakery is now opened in Harvard, MA.

I went there and ordered a ham and swiss sandwich and it was awesome. The place rocks! How long has it been since you just went somewhere and ordered a sandwich?

I also had a "to-die-for" chocolate chip cookie even though I was stuffed!

They have pre-made meals, muffins, rolls, coffee cake, soup...and you name it.

The place is great. They will have even more stuff in a couple weeks. They are adding stuff everyday.

It's worth the trip, trust me!


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In Harvard, Massachusetts?!?!? Or is that Harvard Square, in Boston? I live about 15 minutes from Harvard, the town, and am looking to move to Harvard in the coming year. Holy gluten-free Cannoli, I have to check this place out! :D

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In Harvard, Massachusetts?!?!? Or is that Harvard Square, in Boston? I live about 15 minutes from Harvard, the town, and am looking to move to Harvard in the coming year. Holy gluten-free Cannoli, I have to check this place out! :D

This is the town of Harvard, right next to Devens. The place is a little hidden. You take the Harvard/Ayer exit and head toward Ayer. About 1 to 2 miles in on your left, there is a big building that also has other stores in it like "Appleworks". Peaches Deli is on the side of the building.

If you get to the rotary, you've went to far.

melmak5 Contributor

Gemini - Oxford Spa (between Harvard and Porter Square) has gluten free rolls and cookies. They will make any of their sandwiches on either their plain or onion gluten-free rolls. (call them first, they often run out)

They do contain dairy... but they are AMAZING

Gemini Experienced

Thanks so much for these 2 great options! I know where you mean regarding Harvard and it will take about 15 minutes from my house.....I live about 2 miles from Rt. 495. I was never a big sandwich eater before because they caused me to bloat but now that I am gluten-free, it will be a pleasure to order a sandwich!

There is another Celiac in my group here at work and she also told me about the Oxford Spa. It's so nice to know you have a few good options that aren't too pricey when out for the day. However, Harvard, Mass. is the last place you'd expect a gluten-free deli to open.....it's rural and a beautiful town but there aren't too many eateries in Harvard itself. I like it because there are no fast food joints.

Thanks again....I'll let you know how it turned out.

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brett31em Rookie

I would love to try this! Is Peaches still open? I have trouble connecting with the phone number..

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