Bad food, even worse service. Manager is very rude.
No
Not Celiac safe. Cross contamination is a big issue. Same cooking surfaces and cookware used with gluten foods.
No
Yes
We ate here on several times and did well but on the last visit my celiac daughter was violently ill before we could even get out of the restaurant. That only happens when she gets a good dose of gluten. GF menu is not all really GF as the fryer is not dedicated. Might be a good place for someone who is intolerant but not safe for celiac. No knowledge about cross-contamination - I think we just got lucky the first few times.
No
DO NOT EAT HERE!! They tell you the fries and chicken fingers are gluten free but yet they fry them in the same fryer as the onion rings, cheese sticks, ect which are not GF! My daughter got glutened after eating the hot dog on a GF bun from this restaurant. Also the cooks and staff have NO knowledge of how to handle GF foods. Very unsafe! They lost me as a customer and I will be warning everyone I can.
No
Chicken fingers, hot dog buns and hamburger buns are GF. Friendly service. The only Leo's I've been to with GF options.
Leo’s has a small gluten free menu with the bread, buns, etc options, $2.00 up charge. I had the feta, tomato, onion omelette, came with hashbrowns and I got the gf toast. Everything was delicious, no reaction (celiac)
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
They have the best gluten-free chicken tenders, and the best gluten-free French toast!
— Separate gluten-free menu
I love this place! They have gf hotdog buns, hamburger buns, chicken tenders, lava cake, etc. They always have the gf things in stock too!
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Good
I have been here twice now, both times ordering the gluten free pancakes and I’ve had a success both times and the food was really good! I will continue business here! 😊
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
Great options
— Some
— Good