This place was a disappointment. The establishment’s door is painted with “GF/SG” but it is NOT a dedicated gluten free place. It seems extremely weird to market yourself as a gluten free place but then randomly have gluten items too - especially in a small space.
They make sandwiches and prepared foods with gluten and gluten free options, and cross contamination can definitely occur. They also do GF and gluten baked goods - so possibility of flour flying everywhere? When I was served, they didn’t specify “gluten free” or anything. The food and baked goods also weren’t that good.
I appreciate restaurants that add in gluten free options and CC protocols but to be a GF place (and advertise yourself as so) but add in gluten just feels like a slap in the face to Celiacs.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Below Average