Idk what prices prior reviews are paying, but I paid $45 for 2 sodas, mediocre burgers, and bags of chips with 6 chips in them. There were basically no options, and they didn’t have their “regular fries” so I overpaid for air in a bag because you can’t order just a burger. Major disappointment
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Below Average
Great Elevation Food at amusement park prices. Safe to eat here!! Just ask for a GF bun. All other options are gf.
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Good
I second the evolution burger at the zoo! Had delicious gluten free chicken tenders and fries! And felt fine! A great find!
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
Evolution Burger near the big cat exhibit was PHENOMENAL. I intended to just get some food for my daughter, but when I spoke with the order taker he assured me I was safe eating there. They have gluten free buns (which I thought were delicious) and the fries share a fried with the chicken tenders **that are coated with gluten free breading!!** I was pleasantly surprised with the experience and felt great after the meal. Will absolutely be a go-to when we visit the zoo!
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Told to walk to other end of zoo to the Grill--once there, told No, no gf options.
While spending the day at the zoo, I stopped by their various food vendors looking for GF options. I happened to notice that the Italian Kitchen at Market Square at Panda Plaza offers a 7" gluten-free pizza for $7.50. The pizzas come in cheese, pepperoni and "specialty" and are made to order. There is an additional 10 minute wait to cook these pizzas. Given the heat of the day, I did not personally try one but thought it worth noting that there are options available.Other options around the park include bottled juices, water, fresh cut fruit, and additional food offerings (did not inquire about other options).