I was able to eat a burger lettuce wrapped, onion soup without croutons. Didn’t feel sick after several hours. Excellent service and so thoughtful to look up all the items I was interested in to make sure that I did not have any allergies to them.
Yes
Not celiac friendly. Below, current disclaimer on the allergen menu.
Red Robin relied on our suppliers’ statements of ingredients in deciding which products did not contain certain allergens. Suppliers may change the ingredients in their products or the way they prepare their products, so please check this list to make sure that the menu item you like still meets your dietary requirements.
From time to time we may substitute products due to inventory shortages. We can’t be sure that the substitute products will be free of the allergen you wish to avoid.
As we cook, prepare, and serve your meal, the listed menu option may come in contact with the allergen you want to avoid. For example, we might cook the listed menu option on the same broiler as a menu item that contains the allergen you want to avoid. Red Robin cannot guarantee that any menu item will be prepared completely free of the allergen in question.
Because menu items, including ingredients, change on a regular basis, please ensure you visit the interactive allergen menu before each order. And as always, please make sure to inform your server of your specific dietary needs when ordering so that Red Robin can accommodate your requests.
Soybean Oil: Several Red Robin menu items contain fully refined soybean oil, which according to the FDA is not an allergen.
Eggs served sunnyside up may be undercooked.
NOTICE: Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.
No
For years they were great, and then twice in a row (yes, even with server aware and manager involvement) there was a macaroni noodle in the chili. The fries have always been great. The burgers I would say are still ok. I will never trust their chili again though.
Red Robin has gluten-free buns for their burgers. Many locations also have dedicated fryers for gluten free-fries. Please verify with your server.
Fries! Yum! Server was extra careful for me. Everyone seemed to take extra precautions and the bill was clearly tagged with allergy alert.
Yes
I love their gluten-free buns! Very knowledgeable and a dedicated fryer!
They have an 'allergen binder' not an actual menu. But very helpful. Their GF buns are pretty plain and very thick/dense... but still nice to be able to eat a burger. Staff could be trained a little better, but they weren't clueless like I have experienced at so many other restaurants. Overall a good choice.
I have had several good experiences here. They have a dedicated fryer for their fries and always take my order seriously. Make sure to mention you have a gluten allergy.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Had a gluten free bun cheeseburger and they have the option to make your steak fries gluten free, it was so good!! Will definitely eat there again.
— Excellent
They have really good gluten-free buns and they make everything in a separate area I've only had one issue where someone gave me fries that were cooked near gluten but i could easily tell because they dont put seasoning on their gf fries (but you can put some on yourself still) and they usually have purple sticks in the gf burger but they might have stopped doing that
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Excellent
Staff seems very confused about gluten free fries. Used to have to order them without ‘seasoning’, but last visit I was told that ALL of the fries are now gluten free, even with seasoning. The confusion seems limited to this location. Even the manager wasn’t all that reassuring. If you’re celiac, beware...
— Not at all
— Not Much
— Average
Only got fries but they were good with no noticeable gluten reaction and server was very nice. They announced gf fries with pick and bottomless so again with new basket.
— Very
— Some
— Average