Two gluten free items,.marked on menu. Jambalaya and red beans and rice. Everything is fried, so high cross contamination. Fun atmosphere and open since early 1900s
— Not very
— Not Much
— Excellent
Came here for a bachelorette party. Not a ton of GF options, but a couple items naturally gluten free. I had the red beans and rice. It was delicious. I let them know I was celiac and they said they'd take precautions for cross contamination but couldn't guarantee anything. I had no issues after.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Good
A few gluten free "friendly" menu items but they can't guarantee no cross contamination in the factory where the core ingredients are prepared. But, they use separate pans and gloves, take as many steps as they can to keep you safe.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Average
Does not bill itself as gluten free so have no missconceptions. however there are dishes that are naturally gluten free and all of the food here is excellent. Had charbroiled oysters, raw oysters, and red beans and rice. all of it was simply amazing. so if you dont get to wound up and have the right expectation...what you see is what you get...you can still have an amazing meal from a cult classic in NOLA!
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
All fish is deep fried/ breaded but they did do chargrilled oysters and didn’t put bread under them like they usually do. Otherwise it’s red beans and rice or chicken jambalaya were the options. Disappointed nor grilled or sautéed fish
Food was good but only two Gluten free options. Jumbolia or beans, rice and sausage
Food was ok, sat at the bar and had red beans and rice with sausage. As well as raw oysters. Not a huge menu food was tasty
OMG Jambalaya was AMAZING! Nice taste of NOLA without the pain.
Really just jambalaya gluten free...
There weren't many GF options. The food was ok but very disappointing.
There weren't many choices as stated before, but the few they had were decent in my opinion- jambalaya, red beans and rice or smoked sausage. They are clearly marked on the menu. I had the jambalaya and it was ok, pretty dry but still tasty. Most of the menu is fried so if you are extremely sensitive, I would skip this place altogether .
No
they have 2 gf things on the menu and that is it.
No dedicated fryer, tried to tell us that we could eat the fries even though they weren't dedicated. Not a good experience.
No
Yes
There are only 2 options on the menu. Not worth it. NO dedicated fryer.
Very helpful and even came back to the table after I ordered to let me know how the red beans and rice is prepared and what was prepared near it. Not a lot of options, but they are familiar with cross contamination and celiac. Glad to have a true New Orleans experience.
Glad to experience jambalaya but not really worth the wait for ok-ish food
A few items are marked gluten free friendly. I was happy because I was able to eat the jambalaya and the red beans and rice.
Yes
Nice to have a few GF options but couldn't get Fries (despite being labelled GF on menu) because they are now using the same fryer as everything else and cc likely.
Long wait but had a few options, even if you do gf, df and fod-map. Had excellent jambalaya and even got fried because of dedicated fryer. For me, worth the wait. No gf beer though.
Yes
Not much to choose from, but what was there was good.
The server had celiac and was very knowledgeable. The chargrilled oysters aren’t listed as gf but are - just don’t have them add the bread. Incredible! Next time I’ll bring my gf crackers! The jambalaya & red beans and rice are gf & delicious! Of course, all fried foods use the same fryer so not gf.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
I ordered raw oysters and they came out grilled and covered in Parmesan! I am allergic to dairy, and a sensitive Celiac. Would only trust this place for a salad with oil and vinegar! Disappointing experience.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Poor
Yes
There are very few choices to pick from if you cannot eat gluten. (3 to be exact, not counting separate side items) I ordered the jambalaya, which was tasty, but the lack of choices was not ideal. It also says right in their menu that they cannot guarantee against cross-contamination.
No
Gluten free options indicated on regular menu. There aren’t many but the ones they have are excellent. It says fries are gf, but share a fryer so be ware. We had chargrilled oysters (without bread), jambalaya, red beans and rice and sausage. All excellent.