A friend brought some of their food over and it is amazing!!! Broccoli salad, strawberry lemonade, fruit salad, turkey … all tasted fresh and delicious!!! Cannot wait to try more!
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent
So good! Loved our food and are excited to try something else. Did not get sick.
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Excellent
They were so knowledgeable about gluten sensitivity and celiac! They even taught me easier ways to order to ensure no cross contamination!! Also a good gluten free menu!
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Excellent
I eat at urban cookhouse a few times per week. I love the salads. I specify that I have a gluten allergy when I order. My meal comes to about $13 for one. The portion size is generous. There are several choices of meat and vegetarian/vegan options. My favorites are the shrimp and the chicken. They also offer to go options which are fabulous during the work day. I highly recommend urban for those who are gluten and non gluten free. If you are GF stay away from the orange roll but give the strawberry lemonade a try!
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Some
— Excellent
Not all staff know they have a GF menu, so you have to specifically request it. Food was amazing!
Absolutely love eating here! The staff is amazing and I've never gotten sick! My favorite thing to get is the local mix salad and I like to add turkey to it sometimes which is delicious! I usually eat here a couple times a month.
They have a great gluten free menu, and most things on the menu are gluten free, including the salad dressings! Avoid the bread, rolls, and rice. Other than that, the food is safe and tastes great!
Yes
I had the grilled chicken with garden salad and rice. I told the cashier I had a gluten allergy and she had a sheet where she confirmed that the rice IS gluten free.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
The safest meat to order is shrimp because it isn’t cooked on the grill. All other meats are cooked on the grill and the bread touches the same area (they grill the meat and bread right beside each other).
All salads come with an orange roll. You must ask to have it removed!! If you tell them you have an allergy / celiac, it won’t be removed or put on the side unless you ask them to remove it.
They DEFINITELY will change gloves for you and will tell the cooks you have an allergy.
These are the things you shouldn’t order if you have an allergy or celiac
- don’t order rice pilaf (chicken base isn’t GF)
- no hot cheddar pasta (Mac n cheese)
- steak, grilled chicken, grilled turkey, ham (all except for shrimp) are cooked on shared grill with breads used for sandwiches.
- all their soups have flour
- bacon is also cooked on stove
Shrimp is cooked on its own in a big green egg
The chicken salad, pimento cheese, are fine and are yummy
If you order the chicken salad and fruit plate, that comes with an orange roll so you have to ask them to remove it.
If you want dessert, their milkshakes are the best I’ve ever had and you can probably ask for just a scoop of ice cream if you want.
Meals I’ve ordered and liked that are definitely FOR SURE safe for someone with celiac (ask to change gloves)
* Pepper patch salad + shrimp (no roll)
* Berry Good salad + chicken salad / pimento (no roll)
*local mix salad (removed bacon) + shrimp
All salad dressings and sauces are 100% GF as well.
Usually if you call with questions, they’re more than happy to give you the info they need!
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
Celiac husband has been glutened here and also had similar experience as another reviewer with clearly ordering gluten free and order coming out with a roll on it. He won’t go back here!
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Average
I called to try and order for pickup over the phone. I was unable to find a gf menu online and the only mention of gf anything on the menu was a gf bun. I asked what their gluten free menu items were. At first he seemed like he had never heard the words gluten free before, which was worrisome. He then told me, after putting me on hold for a few minutes, that they do not have anything gf. If your employees don’t know what gluten free is and don’t think you have anything gf even though your menu says you have gf buns, then I do not want to eat at your restaurant. I would never eat here and I am not sure how anyone else made it out without being glutened.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None