Tree Hugger’s Cafe

Berea

Permanently closed -> ARCHIVED by Diane 11/19/2021

NOTE: This review is from several years ago.

Their online GF menu is 3 years old and prices & options have changed, but you can use it as a guide for a discussion with staff.
When they served our group, the server was knowledgeable, but servers later could not answer if buckwheat pancakes were GF.
They have GF bread that was fresh. Their Kitchen is small, and their dining room is cafe-sized. Please be sure to remind them to use foil if food is prepared on shared grill, and request for food to be prepared
in a separate area.

http://treehuggerscafe.com/

1330 Bagley Road, Berea OH, 44017 which has a drive-thru for your convenience!
440-973-4277

55 East College Street, Oberlin, OH 44074
440-774-2998

Convention Center and Global Center for Health Innovations (Medical Mart)

Downtown

Contact Rosemary Macey, Catering Sales Coordinator
rmacey@levyrestaurants.com

Catered by Levy Restaurants
Put the event title in the subject line along with the words “gluten free”.

1 St. Claire Ave., NE
Cleveland  44114

216-920-1450

Anthony’s Ristorante of Little Italy

East/Little Italy/University Circle

5/6/19: Archived by Diane – Permanently closed.

anthonysoflittleitaly.com

12018 Mayfield Road
Cleveland   44106

216-791-0700

Owner states they serve GF pizza and pasta and use separate utensils and prep room.  Must call ahead for gluten-free requests.
Presently experimenting with a GF menu.

Cibreo Italian Kitchen

Playhouse Square

Cibreo Website

1438 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44115

(216) 862-9212

Why we must remember to always be our own advocate!
3/16
Last evening at the bar of Cibreo at PHS the bartender stated to a customer that both Corona and Budweiser beer are gluten-free.  While both of these beers may test low in gluten both include malted barley and are in fact NOT gluten-free.  The websites do not recommend them for consumption by the Celiac community.  It is true that some folks seem to tolerate these beers BUT we must remember that not being symptomatic does not mean that no effect is taking place.