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Roses Bakery Wheat Free Bakery Evanston, Il

alamaz

By alamaz
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alamaz
Posted

Okay, I walked in and ordered a hamburger ON A BUN and french fries. Yum! Yesterday we tried Roses Wheat Free Bakery on Central in Evanston and it was really good! Everything they make is wheat/gluten free and they have a cafe menu and baked goods. It was so nice to go in and order anything off the menu and not have to make sure it was safe. Whoohoooo! I think she has a website: www.rosesbakery.com. Enjoy!

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Yes! I LOVE that Wheat Free restaurant/bakery. It's the best thing since I can remember! It's great knowing that I can get freshly baked cookies, biscottis, bread and more without the hassle of having to prepare it myself. I love knowing it's close to my house- finally an easy place to go to and find whatever I feel like eating. You are right! No problems with trying to figure anything out. Rose is great too! She came out and talked to me and made me feel great. I've been gluten free for two and a half years. I watch EVERYTHING! It's not easy, but surely worth it. Good luck to you. You'll do great, especially with places like Wheat Free. Lillian

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melmak5 Contributor
melmak5
Posted

I went here for the first time last week.

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good.

I cannot more highly recommend.

lobita Apprentice
lobita
Posted

Completely second that!

We had a gluten-free BBQ over 4th of July, and she accomodated our order of gluten-free hot dog and hamburger buns. It made it so special!

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