They have gluten free burger options, but they are not careful, and I have dealt with issues after eating there. If you are a Celiac, I do not recommend eating at Burgerville. However, their fries have a designated fryer, so they are safe, and they have extraordinary milkshakes. The GF burgers are awesome if you are willing to take the risk, just not a good idea for Celiacs disease.
Edit: I have learned through a bit more experimenting, and watching, that this problem is only in Woodland. I travel to Longview, or Vancouver if I want a GF burger, now. DO NOT eat at the Woodland Burgerville. In the other locations, though, if you ask them to, they change gloves, or many of them have a designated place for preparing the GF burgers. If you go inside, you can watch them prepare it, as well. Also, you will want to always tell them not to toast it, as most of them don't have designated places to toast the buns. I am confident in the people there to be careful, just NOT at this Woodland location.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
This is one of the slowest Burgerville’s I’ve been to. But the food is good, there’s a GF bun option, not dedicated kitchen, but they ask if it’s ok to toast on equipment. Also, they now serve DF milkshakes, hallelujah!
Good burgers, similar to like a Burger King Whopper. Bread holds up at first but soon falls apart and turns into a mess, which was okay as I ate in and was able to wash my hands afterwards (and am generally just grateful for any gf bread option!) Vanilla shake was creamy and delicious, if you can tolerate dairy (I will make an exception on occasion and take dijestive enzymes :)
Clean & well managed small chain fast food restaurant. Nice salads and bugers. accommodating counter staff to Celiac. Other reviewer was right on.
Yes
This place was great! They offer gluten-free buns and they were soft and didn't fall apart. They ask you if you want your bun toasted and assembled (if not celiacs) or in its package still to not risk cc. I got the deluxe grilled chicken sandwich and it was delicious!
Yes
This is a go to for our family with me being gluten free, and my daughter having egg, dairy, and peanut allergies. I stick to a burger on a gf bun, untoasted and unassembled. I can get fries but I pay attention to any fried seasonal specials (like the onion rings) as sometimes those contain gluten, so I will skip fries during those times. If you specify an allergy, they’ll take precautions to avoid cross contamination. I am not super sensitive to cross contamination but will react if I ingest anything visible to the eye (like a crouton or bigger). I’ve never been glutened here.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
No dedicated fryer but they won’t tell you unless you ask. Not safe.
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Fries are gluten free and not cooked where the breaded stuff is and they have gluten free buns just don't toast them with allergy to avoid cross contact. Also they have diary free cheese and diary free milkshakes.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Excellent
Gluten free fries and burger buns!
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Tell them you have celiac or a Gluten allergy and they will take the extra precautions to prepare your food. I normally order orginal cheeseburger no bun also no lettuce. There lettuce wraps suck and there GF buns remind me of the nasty patty on health inspector epsiode of spongebob.
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Good