Hungry's

Okay this is Hungry's and the Upstairs they're both located same place, same menus and it was very good. They talk about many GF on their menu and have them marked however they don't have a dedicated fryer!. So you cannot have the Chicken Wings, Fry's Onion Rings, unless you are ok with slightly used oil , (just chicken tenders for kids. )We did have their pizzas, which were very good and they're cauliflower crust. it is not just like a piece of cardboard the put garlic and oil. They're happy hours is great and it's everyday? Half off signature cocktails and wines $10 pizzas (You do have to pay the $4 up charge for the gluten free but if you're gluten-free you're used to that kind of stuff) $4 off Appetizers too. Servers are very dedicated and they we're knowledgeable, enough and will go see if you have questions. We go for happy hour all the time now and we're visiting in Houston. highly recommend the outdoor dining and everything here never have had an issue.

How confident are you that this establishment takes safety precautions against cross-contact?

— Very

Safety Feature Ratings

• Staff is knowledgeable and can answer questions
• Staff will clean kitchen space or change gloves if asked
• Food comes out flagged or marked gluten-free

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu

How much of the menu is available gluten-free?

— Most/All

How would you rate the taste and quality of the gluten-free food you tried?

— Excellent

Other Characteristics

• Good for breakfast/brunch
• Good for dairy-free
• Good for dinner
• Good for kids
• Good for lunch
• Good for takeout
• Offers delivery
• Offers online ordering
• Offers outdoor seating

Too High End to Accommodate Someone with a Disease

We're not from Houston. Our family lives there though, and this is why my husband wanted to spend his 50th birthday there. He has Celiac Disease and cannot have gluten at all. Because of this, we are diligent about doing research before going somewhere to eat. He also has a gluten tester called a Nima Sensor that is very accurate. We picked here because they have a gluten friendly menu. We are both aware that restaurants will never say "gluten free" mostly because it's a liability if something should happen. That being said, most of the managers have been very kind and accommodating if gluten is found, they will have their cook change gloves, and clean a small section of the grill, my hubs is happy with a chicken breast and some vegetables. Not this guy. He was bothered, short with us and dismissive. He said he couldn't guarratee anything on the menu and basically walked away, leaving my hubs with no meal and to sit there and watch everyone else eat on his 50th birthday. My husband is good natured and just sat there, hungry (ironic). By the way, my husband is also a Veteran. Worst meal ever since we find out he had Celiac. On another note, the service was terrible, the server was slow, uninformed and inattentive. Glad his family made it bearable. Just because you're a semi trendy restaurant, it doesn't give you the right to be jerks. DON'T GO HERE IF YOU HAVE A DISEASE OR FOOD ALLERGY!

Celiac friendly?

No

I was with a group and didn’t get to pick the location. Sometimes, that is rough...but sometimes you discover a gem that you would have never tried. That is the case with Hungry’s. It wasn’t listed in the app, but when I got there the menu was marked with gf entrees. I understand, there are still questions, but I like when it at least gives me a place to start! The cauliflower crust pizza with goat cheese and crisp Brussel sprouts was one that I will specifically go back for. I also had the spinach dip appetizer and a kale salad. Make sure you talk to them. One of the salads states gf, but does come with a piece of pita bread unless you say something to them. This restaurant was safe for this celiac. And the food was delicious too! Oh, and the cocktails were a delight.

Celiac friendly?

Yes