I went here and ordered a gluten free burger and bun. The food came with a gluten bun. I sent it back as I noticed it wasn’t gluten free. I woke up sick as a dog for two days. If you’re sensitive don’t eat here. Even after the gluten free bun change I still got sick.
— Not at all
— Some
— Good
Daughter has celiacs and we’ve eaten here a handful of times without issue. She gets GF pasta with either Alfredo or butter and has been happy each time.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
Ordered to go and got a burger on gf bun! Very good and filling!!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
The Cheesecake Factory has an extensive gluten free menu. Gluten free options include pasta, burgers (with buns), and cheesecake for dessert.
Ridiculous that they have GF fries on the menu but do not serve them. Managers excuse was that they have 12.5 million dollar in French fry sales so they can't possibly provide extra space for us GF people even though it's on the menu. When I suggested that they take it off the menu, he had an excuse for that too- tried blaming it all on the server. My daughter has gotten her fries at another cheesecake factory- which is just as busy so the managers excuse is not valid- just too lazy to enforce is m thought.
No
The food is average but this is a popular place with my friends and family so at least I can eat here. Fairly limited in options but I have had no issues. Make sure you tell them you have an allergy.
Yes
This Cheesecake Factory doesn’t have a separate fryer for French fries. Idk about others. They fry fries in the same fryer as chicken fingers ect. They are labeled gf. If you’re gluten free & order fries, you’ll get cross contaminated.
I asked the server about the fryers. I learned my lesson from Applebee’s. They do the same thing. The server was new so got the manager. I tried to explain to the manager about fries being fried in a shared fryer are no longer gf & they’re making people sick so either take them off the menu or get a separate fryer.
I’m also going to call corporate.
No
The food was ok. I didn't have a reaction. However, how do they not have gluten free cheesecake!?!
No
I have eaten here for years and have never had a problem. Today I ordered the four cheese gluten free pasta and found a piece of gluten pasta in my bowl. The staff was very friendly and handled it well but it is NOT safe for those who are Celiac.
No
Called ahead to ask about the gluten-free menu & was refused information. The person answering the phone insisted I come in to look at it in person instead. Well, I'm not making the drive if I don't have a clue what's safe. And, really, why is there wheat flour in most of the cheesecakes? I just don't trust Cheesecake Factory. So shady!
No
Yes
I wish I could give it less stars. Shared kitchen. They just don't get it.
No
They just came out with a gluten free menu recently. It's a huge menu that's diverse with its options. My mom ordered the eggplant burger which came on a gluten free bun, she loved it! I ordered the pasta carbonara with gluten free pasta which was amazing as well. We ended the meal with their gluten free Godiva flour less chocolate cheesecake.
Cheesecake is always safe for me.
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent
Was not bad but experience varies by server. We came twice as staying nearby... only on the 2nd visit did our server correct the misinformation from the first server.
There is NO dedicated fryer... it is shared oil. A lot of the staff are unclear of the difference
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
Menu is marked but ask about cross contamination. Fries are not in dedicated fryer
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
I ordered a spicey GF pasta- it was ok. The Godiva chocolate cheesecake was fabulous!
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Tried to order a gluten free four cheese pasta for my Celiac daughter. When asked if they cook the pasta in separate water and use separate utensils, they said unfortunately they cook it in the same water as gluten pasta and they can’t use separate water. :(
— Not at all