Finding truly dedicated gluten-free restaurants in New Jersey can be life-changing for people with celiac disease. There’s nothing quite like walking into a restaurant and knowing you can order anything on the menu without worrying about cross-contamination. But finding 100% dedicated gluten free restaurants in NJ is not an easy feat!

Whether you’re looking for a gluten-free bakery, a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, or an Italian restaurant serving incredible gluten-free pasta and gluten-free pizza, the Garden State has become a gluten-free haven. From Red Bank and Asbury Park to Jersey City and Ocean City, you’ll find some of the best spots in the United States for safe gluten-free food. 

All of these restaurants feature a full gluten-free menu, knowledgeable staff, friendly service, and a truly safe dining experience that makes eating out enjoyable again.

If I missed your favorite Dedicated Gluten-Free Place in New Jersey, please leave me a comment, and I’ll make sure to add it in!

Dedicated 100%, Gluten Free in New Jersey

Dedicated Gluten-Free in North Jersey

North Jersey is packed with incredible dedicated gluten-free restaurants and bakeries, making it one of the best regions in the state for safe dining. Whether you’re craving fresh gluten-free bagels, searching for a café with a dedicated gluten-free menu, or looking for an inviting restaurant with friendly staff, you’ll find plenty of delicious options. From cozy bakeries serving homemade treats to restaurants offering flavorful options in a cozy atmosphere, these are the kind of places where you can relax and enjoy a truly worry-free gluten-free dining experience.

Bergen County

  • Modern Bread and Bagel — Englewood (Bagels and Bakery) *by far the BEST gluten free bagels in New Jersey!*
  • Bradley Bake Shop — Bogota (Bakery)
  • Healing4theSoul — Hackensack (Cafe)
  • Isaura Bakery — Hawthorne (Bakery)
  • LeGurt – Lyndhurst
  • Roots Cafe – Closter (Plant-Based)

Essex County

  • Samba Montclair — Montclair (Brazilian restaurant)
  • Nami Nori — Montclair (Japanese restaurant)
  • True Salvage Cafe — Maplewood (Cafe)
  • Defying Gravitea — Pequannock Township (Cafe)
  • zest — Fairfield (Cafe)
  • Green Point Juicery: Organic Juice Bar — Verona (Juice Bar)
  • Konala — Belleville (Health Food Restaurant)
  • Springbone Kitchen — Millburn (Health Food Restaurant)

Hudson County

  • Purely Juiced — Hoboken (Cafe)
  • Annie & Em’s Bakeshop — Hoboken (Bakery – preorder/wholesale) TEMPORARILY CLOSED
  • Springbone Kitchen — Hoboken (Quick Service Restaurant)
  • Busy Bee Organics — Jersey City (Cafe)
  • The Little Beet — Jersey City (quick service restaurant)
  • Departed Soles Brewing Co. — Jersey City (Separate Gluten-free brewing program)
    • Departed Soles is not 100% gluten-free. However, they have a separate gluten-free area and equipment for their gluten-free beer. I drink their beer regularly and trust their safety.

Union County

  • Uncle Skippy’s Kitchen — Westfield (Restaurant)
  • Two Fields Bakeshop — Berkeley Heights (Bakery)


Central Jersey

Central Jersey is where I spend most of my time eating out! Especially in Monmouth County, where it’s easily my favorite place in New Jersey for gluten-free dining. I love the variety of restaurants here, from cozy cafés to upscale dining, all serving delicious gluten-free food in a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for a friendly lunch, a restaurant with outdoor seating, or a spot with plenty of tasty gluten-free choices, there’s something for everyone. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a comfortable experience without constantly worrying about your next meal, which is exactly why I keep coming back.

Middlesex County

  • DiCosmo’s Italian Ice — Metuchen (Dessert Shop)


Monmouth County

  • Kitch Organic — Red Bank (Restaurant)
  • Fable Creamery — Red Bank (Ice cream shop)
  • Cave Bistro — Avon by the Sea (Restaurant)
  • Papa Ganache — Matawan (Bakery)
    • Papa Ganache is not 100% gluten-free. However, they have a completely separate building where they bake all of their gluten-free items. Their gluten-free items are then sold in a different part of the store. I consider their separation worthy of being considered dedicated gluten-free.
  • No Whey Bake Shop — Howell (Bakery)

If you live in Monmouth County, be sure to check out my post with all of my favorite gluten-free friendly restaurants in Monmouth County!

Somerset County

  • Mahana Fresh — Somerset (Healthy Quick Service Restaurant)
  • Middlemist — Somerville (Meadery)
  • Tacowala — Somerville (Vegetarian, Mexican Restaurant)

Mercer County

  • Lady and the Shallot — Ewing Township (Vegan Restaurant)

Jersey Shore

Ocean County

  • The GF Sweeties (Bakery)
  • Mahana Fresh — Toms River (quick service healthy restaurant)
  • Carmela’s Collective — Brick Township (Cafe)

Atlantic County

  • Kizbee’s Kitchen — Egg Harbor Township (Bakery)
  • Kizbee’s Kitchen — Ocean City (Bakery/Café)

Cape May County

  • None that we have found so far!

South Jersey

Unfortunately, South Jersey is a big territory and does not have as much to offer for dedicated gluten-free restaurants. However, if you cross the border into PA, especially near Philly, you will find tons of options!

Camden County

  • Sparrow’s — Haddonfield (Cafe)
  • LesbiVeggies — Camden (Vegan Restaurant)
  • GF Sweeties — Collingswood (Bakery)
  • Armageddon Brewing — Somerdale (Meadery)
  • Bleu Bear Bakery — West Berlin (Bakery)

Burlington County

  • Nola B’s Gluten Free — Bordentown (Bakery)
  • Grubr Eats — Medford (Pizzeria)

Dedicated, 100% Gluten Free in NJ

New Jersey continues to raise the bar for gluten-free dining, making it one of my favorite places to eat with celiac disease. Whether you’re picking up fresh baked goods from a gluten-free bakery, enjoying brunch at Kitch Organic in Red Bank, or discovering another certified gluten-free spot, you’ll find plenty of delicious and safe gluten-free choices throughout the state.

What makes these restaurants stand out isn’t just their amazing menu items—it’s their commitment to preventing cross contamination, the staff’s knowledge, and the genuinely welcoming atmosphere they create for gluten-free diners. I hope this guide helps you discover your next favorite restaurant and gives you the confidence to explore more of New Jersey’s incredible gluten-free scene.

What’s your favorite, go-to place on this list??

If you have a favorite dedicated gluten-free restaurant that I missed let me know in the comments so I can continue growing this resource for the celiac community.

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