I had high hopes for this place, but after eating there I had the worst gluten response of my life. Almost had to go to the hospital. I only ordered gf marked menus, told them my allergy, and did not eat any shared fryer items and still got glutened. Would not recommend if you have a serious allergy.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Average
The menu is well-labeled with GF as well as notes for GF (without bread) or GF (shared fryer). About 1/3 of the menu falls into the completely gluten-free category, and I’ve liked everything there over the years. It’s a go-to in downtown Durham for us.
I did not ask questions about cross-contact outside the fryer.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Menu marked items that are gluten free, and items that are gluten free but contaminated (shared fryer)
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
I had dined here a few times and had never gotten sick. I always pick out GF items from the menu (they’re marked) and inform the wait staff about my celiac. I got the Oyster Mushrooms & Kale (marked GF) and it came with fried onions covered in wheat batter. The waitress checked and she said the kitchen staff said they’re gluten free because they’re fried. Nightmare!!! I let them know that that’s not gluten free, let alone celiac safe. Never going back.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Good
Intimate atmosphere, food was excellent. I had paella and flan for dessert. I would give it 5 but they put bread on the cheese plate despite saying they would put it on side. Server didn’t catch it.
Yes
Food was good. A pit pricey and small portions, but staff knowledgeable.
Yes
Many GF options available. Staff aware of cross contamination, etc. Highly recommended.
Yes
Menu you well marked with extensive GF options and great cocktail menu. Also have Daura GF beer. Outstanding place.
Yes
Excellent GF options clearly marked on menu. Delicious food and great service, totally worth the trip.
Yes
The food was great. I liked the chicken paella and also the ham as, which was shrimp. We had asparagus tapas. A little woody at the ends but otherwise good.
Yes
So was in downtown Durham for another reason, but needed a few quick bites.
Menu is clearly labeled to what is gluten free.
I had the clams and chorizo, lamb, and the grilled squid squid ink rice. All tasted great. Really loved the sauce for the clams and chorizo.
The waitstaff was great as well.
This place is a tad pricey, but the food is worth it.
A trendy small plates tapas bar with food that is quite good. GF is marked, and most of my experiences have been quite good. (On one occasion, staff was confused about gluten content of a special.) Not cheap, but very good food (not quite 5 stars good, but I couldn't give 4.5). The bar is good too. Warm, intimate -- but busy -- atmosphere can be quite enjoyable on a cool winter evening. A good place for someone with celiac to grab food before or after a show at DPAC.
Yes
Yes
Wow wow wow! I ate here as a last-ditch effort to secure gluten free food for a picnic, and they were AMAZING! One of the best lunches of my life. Many of the tapas are gluten free, and the menu is clearly marked. I was nervous as they didn't say anything about cross contamination or separate kitchen spaces, and being a sensitive celiac I do not usually eat at places unless they specify that they have separate areas. I don't know if this place does, but I did not get sick, which means they did something right! high quality food at low prices and I wasn't even jealous of my friends' sandwiches they had bought at a deli! I would love to try dining in sometime!
Yes
delish! pollo brava (roasted chicken) is crispy but not dry. bacon wrapped dates are delightful. lots of GF tapas, simple soups, paella also.