My mom and I dined here for lunch. She told the employee I needed GF bread since I have an allergy, but when the food came out, I noticed it was on a regular croissant. I asked the manager (who brought us our food) if the bread contained gluten since we specifically told the woman who took my order that I have an allergy. He was extremely apologetic and gave me a new sandwich with fresh fries. The fries are fried in the same oil as meat, so to err on the safe side, I took Gluten Cutter.
They do have an entire GF menu, and I was extremely impressed with the options.
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Black Walnut has been a staple for me in the Woodlands but food quality and the change in menu that offers fewer gluten free options with no flavor has kept me from going. The atmosphere is great and I have always loved the bar area. Sadly I just don’t go anymore.
It used to be ok, but I've gotten terribly sick the last 2 times we've eaten here.
Once upon a time they were working for us as a GF place to eat. But dishes that didn't bother in the past now do. Seems like maybe something has changed in the prep or cooking process, but not as safe as they used to be. Which is disappointing because we still like Black Walnut, but don't leave as happy (healthy) as we used to.
I just ate here and I ordered a burrito with a corn tortilla and it came out in a flour tortilla but I didn't notice until I ate some and thought it tasted different, extremely upset considering I know how sick I am going to get and how ridiculous this is that the order was put in wrong when I made it clear that k have a severe allergy
They have a menu accessible online. Good choices.
They only have their GF pancakes on the weekends
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
I love Black Walnuy cafe. The food is always fresh. My favorite meal is the Black Walnut Salad with grilled chicken. I just ask for no garlic bread. The menu is clearly labeled with gf items. On the weekends they serve gf pancakes. This location also has a nice outdoor covered patio.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
This place is very careful and the food is awesome! Make sure you say that it is an allergy not a preference and they will mark your order that way so that it is prepared carefully! All the food is so good!
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Have gone here two mornings in a row. Most staff are knowledgeable about GF options. Griddle items are not gluten free, and neither are the house potatoes. First morning we went, they put house potatoes on my plate even after mentioning the gluten free requirement. The next day they informed me that the potatoes were not free of contamination and offered me a different side (this explained why my guts were leading a rebellion) so just be aware.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
Asked for gluten free menu. Given a menu that listed gluten food in 90% of the items. Selected Texas breakfast figuring it would be safe. After it was served, I asked the waitress if the bread was gluten free. She said it was, but the potatoes and the jam((!) were not. She brought me fruit to replace it. Basically, I’ll never return. It was the worst gf restaurant experience I’ve had.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor