Gluten-free Stuff At Coffeehouses In Sacramento

[tuxedocat]

Does anyone know of any coffeehouses in Sacramento, CA that have anything gluten-free to snack on *other* than chocolate bars, expensive bags of nuts and fruits?

Starbucks allegedly sells some things that don't have wheat, such as a mozarella caprese salad, but every Starbucks I'm in never carries the wheat-free packaged salads or snacks when I'm there.

Going gluten-free has resulted in my never patronizing a coffeehouse for longer than fifteen minutes at a time simply because I can't *eat* anything at any coffeehouse. Come to think of it, my coffeehouse patronage has dropped in general. I can't imagine staying an hour for example at Peet's anymore, not even for study sessions.

[tuxedocat]

Does anyone know of any coffeehouses in Sacramento, CA that have anything gluten-free to snack on *other* than chocolate bars, expensive bags of nuts and fruits?

Starbucks allegedly sells some things that don't have wheat, such as a mozarella caprese salad, but every Starbucks I'm in never carries the wheat-free packaged salads or snacks when I'm there.

Going gluten-free has resulted in my never patronizing a coffeehouse for longer than fifteen minutes at a time simply because I can't *eat* anything at any coffeehouse. Come to think of it, my coffeehouse patronage has dropped in general. I can't imagine staying an hour for example at Peet's anymore, not even for study sessions.

Bumping because it got buried under other posts before anyone could see

[janelyb]

I am not a coffee drinker so I can't help...but you could bring your own treat to eat along with your coffee??? Whole foods might be a place you can grab something and walk across the parking lot to starbuck to sit and grab a cub of java???

[Melanie Dawn]

Does anyone know of any coffeehouses in Sacramento, CA that have anything gluten-free to snack on *other* than chocolate bars, expensive bags of nuts and fruits?

Starbucks allegedly sells some things that don't have wheat, such as a mozarella caprese salad, but every Starbucks I'm in never carries the wheat-free packaged salads or snacks when I'm there.

Going gluten-free has resulted in my never patronizing a coffeehouse for longer than fifteen minutes at a time simply because I can't *eat* anything at any coffeehouse. Come to think of it, my coffeehouse patronage has dropped in general. I can't imagine staying an hour for example at Peet's anymore, not even for study sessions.

Gluten Free Specialty, at 2612 J Street, is next to Starbucks if you want to pick up a treat to go with your coffee.