They do have gluten free pasta, and the atmosphere was great, but our server was not educated on what had gluten and what didn’t. Online they have a chart with menu options and what allergen ingredients they have, so definitely look at that before going. Unfortunately she gave me salad with dressing containing gluten and my pasta first came out as normal pasta, after I asked to make sure it was GF she brought out actual GF pasta.
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Poor
I asked the waiter to see a gluten free menu and they brought me one that said gluten friendly and has a disclaimer that there may be cross contamination. I ordered Alfredo pasta which came with a salad. I didn’t get sick. The waiter was aware when I asked about salad dressings and was nice about my requests. They brought out my dish with a toothpick specifying it was a gluten free meal. I won’t frequent, but I would consider it an option next time I am in slc
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
They definitely have options for GF so you won't go hungry but the food overall wasn't very good honestly. Atmosphere and service is nice. Appreciate the effort of the accommodation, always.
They have their own gluten free menu and options include gluten free noodles as well as other items. I don't know how strict they are in terms of how close together everything is cooked but they seem to be conscious of people's sensitivities just let your waiter know.
Yes
Servers aren't aware of options, pasta is fine, but the chicken is gross. Never had a contamination problem, but the food is simply not good.
Yes
Yes
They were very informed about gluten-free. The food was delicious! I didn't get sick, will definitely be going back!
Yes
I've never had a problem and been here often. The GF Mizithra is so tasty!
Yes
Recently diagnosed celiac! I was pleasantly surprised to see TOSF had a gluten free pasta. It tasted fine. My waiter had no idea about GF so my hope would be that they teach the staff. As far as the options it's fine, they left croutons off my salad and made sure not to bring the bread at the same time as my salad and gf meal. Wouldn't be my first choice because I think the menu is already so limited, but I'd go back if others wanted too.
While TOSF has always been a favorite in my family, we were sad to see it no longer an option when my husband was diagnosed celiac. Not two weeks later we learned they had gf pasta. We started eating there, and it was great. This location, in Trolley Square, has declined recently though. The pasta is ALWAYS undercooked to the point of still being raw sometimes. We've had to send our pasta back multiple times until they get it right. When cooked properly, the pasta is amazing! The last time we went (about two weeks ago), my husband became violently ill - he'd been glutenized. The location that is further south of SLC, UT has glutenized my husband EVERY SINGLE TIME we've eaten there. We have a three strike rule - three times of glutenizing us, and you're banned. I am now 100% gluten free as well, and have been diagnosed gluten sensitive (small world!). We cannot take the chance of eating at these locations anymore. They're food is so good, when cooked properly. And their staff has the training, they just don't apply it. We have a waitress bring out our food at the same time as the table next to us, and the bread sloshed into my husband's dish. She fixed everything, handed it out, and left. My husband had to get a new meal, and she got huffy about it. No thanks. I'm sorry, TOSF, but you're banned as far as Utah locations are concerned. I hear there are SEVERAL other locations - maybe we can visit those.
We had a very enjoyable dinner and experience. Jasmine was knowledgeable, attentive and so kind. Salad, pasta and chicken were all gluten-free! Ask for gf menu.
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
The food was just ok, but the staff seemed knowledgeable, and my food did arrive with a “gluten friendly” marker.
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Average
You wouldn’t think a place called the spaghetti factory would have a gluten free menu, but they do.
Plenty of options to choose from.
https://www.osf.com/food/gluten-friendly/
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Good
Definitely not gluten free. The food comes out tagged “gluten friendly”, but it definitely contains gluten or has cross contamination.
— Not at all
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Not Much/None
— Below Average
I ordered the gluten free Alfredo and salad. I was okay after eating the salad, but once I got partially through the pasta, I felt like I wanted to throw up. I did share with the server I had Celiac Disease and she confirmed that they could accommodate and it was made separately. It tasted like they used the pasta water for the Alfredo sauce. I do not recommend this to anyone even if you call and ask which I did.
— Not at all
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Not Much
— Poor