People with celiac beware - many items on the menu are labeled "wheat free" or "can be made wheat free," yet are fried in a shared fryer with gluten items. This means they are not wheat free and I told our server they need to change that on their menu. She agreed and hopefully the restaurant will do so. I ended up having the burrata salad which was tasty but very pricey. I did not get sick. I'm sure there are better, more gf friendly and less expensive places to eat in town.
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Average