Great experience if you communicate your allergy in advance. On their website they say they don't accommodate dietary needs unless they're serious which made me nervous, but I emailed them when I made the reservation and got an email back saying GF was no problem. When I got a reservation reminder it also noted that any allergies had to be communicated 72hrs+ in advance. They knew about my Celiac when I arrived and we're ready with all the modifications. They are a grain heavy restaurant so most of the dishes require modifications but they were all thoughtful and delicious! Felt safe eating here and food was great.
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
It had some tasty meals but I could not tell how seriously they took gluten allergies. I might skip this place if you are severely celiac.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Wolf’s Tailor offers an 8 course menu for around $150 per person (plus drinks). They were able to easily modify dishes to be gluten free and can accommodate many other allergies as well. They clarified with me whether I need to avoid cross contamination (I do), and were happy to do so. For the bread course, they had gf buckwheat & millet bread made in house for me, and used buckwheat noodles as a substitute for regular wheat noodles in one of the dishes. I also had a different dessert than my non-gf partner. Only one other substitute had to be made (swapped a dipping sauce for another kind). Our favorite dishes were the bison skewer, sausage and noodles with a sunflower-based sauce + herbs and cucumbers, and lamb lettuce wraps. I didn’t get sick and the food was cooked really well. I didn’t LOVE every single course (but I’m not that adventurous of an eater - this was actually my first time trying bison or lamb), but overall it was a great experience.
— Most/All
— Excellent