Fix

Having celiac makes vacationing a little complicated to begin with. When I made the reservation for our anniversary the woman suggested Fix because it has gluten free options. I asked for a menu and they didn’t have one but told me they could answer any questions I may have. THEY COULDN’T and started talking about cross contamination with soy??? I asked to speak to the manager and he replied well you can look at the menu and tell what is and what isn’t. REALLY? No I can’t because you don’t lost the ingredients in all you marinades and spice rubs. I thought I went the safe route and had the surf and turf but ended up VERY sick. NEVER AGAIN.

Celiac friendly?

No

Fairly good option. Had a nice but very salty tomato soup, minus the sandwich on the side (they wouldn't sub the sandwich for a salad and had no gluten free bread). Expensive, but I guess that's to be expected. Good service and arrived fast though.

Disappointing. When we asked if they had a gluten free menu, we were pleased to find out that they did. However, when we asked more probing questions, they told us that a large portion of their gluten free menu ISN'T actually gluten free. And then the server seemed upset when we asked to speak to the chef. The chef came out but wasn't terribly friendly either. And I still felt sick afterwards.

All said and done, it was a disappointing experience. I think it's pretty dishonest/unsafe to have a gluten free menu that isn't actually gluten free. I would not recommend.

Celiac friendly?

No

Have eaten here three times with no problem. I have celiac. The waiter spoke with the chef who used different cookware and altered whatever "regular" menu items I wanted.

Can't wait to go back. I did let the waiter know the gluten free was medical and not a diet.

Celiac friendly?

Yes