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4.1 (71 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Came in on half on Mondays not even knowing! I got the pot pie, 2 bagels, one giant cinnamon roll, 4 donuts, 2 brownies, 2 banana bread

This place has amazing service and knowing that it's in a dedicated gluten-free facility makes my family so happy. Easy access and a quiet area so it made me a lot more comfortable about coming all the way from Sweet home. Will be back!

Double Chocolate Donut with Sprinkles, Plain Bagel, muffin, fig bar. Everything vegan except for the fig bar.
Stephanie M.

Yes! I am so happy that this place exists. I am someone who tries to stick to a strict vegan diet but it's a struggle when I also have an enormous sweet tooth. But I love that I can satisfy my sweet cravings without regret at Elegant Elephant. They offer desserts that are gluten-free, nut-free, or vegan. On this visit I basically ordered everything they had on the menu that was vegan. (The fig bar I ordered wasn't vegan but I HAD to order it. I had to!) Everything was very good. I'm excited to continue my vegan journey while enjoying treats from here.

Baguette-excellent allergy labeling
Kaly Z.

This rating is based on experience at the store. After having their products and appreciating how conscientious they are with dietary needs/allergies, I decided to pay a visit to their shop, figuring that I'd have tons of options and be able to confirm allergens right from the source. The store is on the east side of the building, and there were several parking spaces right out front. The shop was small, but it was an inviting, modern space. There were two tall seats available inside, and a two-person table outside. The trouble began when my friend ordered an oat milk cappuccino. The girl behind the counter got super nervous, and said she didn't know if they had any oat milk. She opened the fridge, found something in a jar, said she didn't know when it was from, and doesn't know how to make cappuccino. My friend walked her through it, but she got even more nervous, and said she didn't know if she was doing any of it right. She then charged full price for it, and it turned out to be virtually undrinkable. They had several baked goods listed as vegan, but no other allergens listed next to the item (like I've seen at Vanilla Jill's). I asked if the oat bars contained soy, and she said she didn't know, and didn't make any effort to find out, so I was unable to order any desserts. I'm on crutches right now and it's a lot of effort for me to get out, and it was disappointing to not get what I came for. I did get a sourdough baguette which tasted great, and my friend loved her banana bread. Hopefully my experience was an anomaly, because I have no idea why they'd leave someone there by herself who was unable to make the drinks on their menu, or give any ingredient information in a place that prides itself on taking allergies seriously.

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Rachel G.

After meaning to go for over a year and then stopping by a few weeks ago when they were closed, I finally made it to the shop! I don't need to be gluten free for health reasons, but I like to try foods that cater to different dietary needs. They've got a solid set up for COVID: customers stand outside and order through a plexiglass divider across the door. Baked goods are visible through the door, and I was so appreciative that they use a speaker system so it's easy to hear and the customer and server aren't shouting through plastic at each other. I ordered the server's recommendations: a cream puff and a ham & cheese croissant. I heated up the croissant at home. To be honest, it wasn't my favorite but I think I would have liked it with different filling. The pastry was tasty, albeit brittle. The server said it's a top pick for customers, so I'm sure I'm an outlier here. The cream puff, on the other hand, was delish. Texture was different from a traditional cream puff--a little bit tougher--but that's to be expected with a gluten free product. Overall, I'll likely be back to try something else (ice cream next time!) and I'll definitely recommend this to anyone who eats gluten free!

Danish, it was so buttery and it's been so long since i had one

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Very helpful for me to understand how to make a gluten free meal for a family member I purchased a berry pie that was delicious!

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One of the only places in town where I can find treats that are gluten-free, vegan, AND delicious! Love this place l.

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AMAZING. A dream come true for people who can't eat gluten. I considered living in Eugene solely for this place :)

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