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Gluten-Free Bagel Shops in Florida

6 of the 462 bagel shops we track in Florida have gluten-free bagels or other gluten-free options. Full listings for every city are on the Florida page.

6bagel shops
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462bagel shops statewide

Bagels are traditionally made with wheat flour, so a shop that makes a gluten-free version is worth knowing about. Every bagel shop here has gluten-free in its name or business category, or names it on its own website.

Boca Raton 1

  1. Bagelworks

    8177 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33434

    Gluten-free
    Call Website All Boca Raton

Coral Springs 1

  1. Bagels & A Whole Lot More

    10281 W Sample Rd, Coral Springs, FL 33065

    Gluten-free
    Call Website All Coral Springs

Fort Lauderdale 1

  1. Chesapeake Bagel Bakery

    1531 E Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334

    Gluten-freeVegan
    Call Website All Fort Lauderdale

Jacksonville 1

  1. Bagels 'r Us

    14185 Beach Blvd #4, Jacksonville, FL 32250

    Tue-Sat 6:30am-1:30pm, Sun 7am-1:30pm

    Gluten-freeVegan
    Call Website All Jacksonville

Jacksonville Beach 1

  1. Bagels 'r Us & Deli #3

    4146 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-5833

    Tue-Sat 6:30am-1:30pm, Sun 7am-1:30pm

    Gluten-freeVegan
    Call Website

Miami 1

  1. The Bagel Club Miami

    2400 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33127-4434

    Mon 7:30am-2pm, Thu-Sun 7:30am-2pm

    Gluten-free
    Call Website All Miami
Ask about cross-contact. If you have celiac disease, ask whether gluten-free bagels are baked and sliced separately from wheat bagels, because shared ovens, boards and toasters can transfer gluten.

Good to know

Are gluten-free bagels made from different ingredients?

Yes. They are usually made from a blend of rice, tapioca, potato or other non-wheat flours, since wheat flour is what gives a regular bagel its chew. The texture is often a little softer, and many shops freeze them or bake them to order.

Is a gluten-free listing the same as a safe-for-celiac guarantee?

No. A listing here means the shop says it offers gluten-free items, not that it avoids cross-contact. Call and ask how the shop bakes, stores and handles them before you order.