Alamo Drafthouse
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1 year ago
New Belgian Glutiny Pale Ale was the one beer they had. I had the BBQ Chicken and Onions 12 inch gluten-free pizza which was very good and not so much I felt over filled. It was mid-afternoon so I was able to talk to the cook and asked what he felt he did the best. They carry GF buns for burgers as well. Will be back the next time in town!
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Celiac
2 years ago
Not celiac friendly Very helpful staff! Helped my husband & son be able to enjoy a movie out together safely while on vacay! They checked to make sure of the popcorn oil (as our little boy is GF & peanut free as well) & also checked the on the lemonade! They did have a GF menu, but the options don't sound completely "safe" for Celiac disease, so they stuck to popcorn instead of risking it.
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Celiac
2 years agoWe Love their Gluten Free pizza!! I just wish they had a dedicated fryer so I could enjoy the delicious cheese fries again but unfortunately they do not
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4 years agoCeliac friendly Gluten free pizza and fries are delicious! Just make sure your waiter/waitress reminds the cook to cook the crust before they put the toppings on and then again after toppings are added. I have had to send it back a couple of times.
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3 months ago
Not celiac friendly 181 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602
We had a lengthy conversation with the waitress regarding our gluten allergies and I felt confident that things would be taken care of properly. However, after eating part of a slice, she ran out to inform us that the pizza wasn't gluten free. Had an unsatisfying conversation with the manager after. Will not be eating there again!
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Celiac
3 months agoCeliac friendly 181 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602
They have gluten free beer as well as quite a few menu options for food. I had no issues with the popcorn or beer.
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5 months ago100 South Central Expressway, Richardson, TX 75080
I’ve emailed with the Communications Manager and he noted that the fries are fried in a shared fryer — therefore, unsafe for a Celiac/intolerant person. However, chips and queso, gf buns, pizza, and just veggie/fruit plate are some of my go to items and I never have issues.
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Celiac
6 months ago22806 US Hwy 281 North, San Antonio, Texas
Great way to see a movie. Favorites are BBQ Chicken Pizza with side salad and real buttered popcorn. Servers are always so friendly. Wonderful experience.
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7 months ago100 South Central Expressway, Richardson, TX 75080
Great drink menu, GF pizza (brussel sprout is surprisingly good), burgers, popcorn (get the truffled parm!), loaded or queso fries, & root beer float are all delish!
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Celiac
8 months ago
20575 Easthampton Plaza, Ashburn, VA 20147
I have been here numerous times. They claim to have a dedicated fryer for fries. Out of the four times I have eaten here, I have gotten sick twice. It's the luck of the draw when eating dinner here. I alerted the manager the first time with no response. So, why do I keep going here? It's the blackberry-pear cider. It's sooo yummy. After drinking a few I realize I need food... hence the taking chances.
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9 months ago14028 U.S. 183, Austin, TX 78717
Didn't try much (ate earlier) but pleasantly surprised to see as many GF & Vegetarian options on the menu (pizza/buns). Would suggest getting there with time to spare before the movie to ask staff any questions. That being said I didn't eat much, so can't say it's great and I highly doubt it's a safe kitchen option for celiacs. (Lakeline theater)
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Celiac
10 months ago2700 W Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78757
Pizza kinda stinks and is pretty pricey. Just get popcorn and a cider!
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1 year ago14028 U.S. 183, Austin, TX 78717
love alamo, but not great GF options. Cheese fries are fried in same oil as everything else and often effect me. Ace pair cider is great though
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Celiac
1 year agoCeliac friendly 1255 SW Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78227
Good GF pizza and popcorn. They have my favorite GF pizza in town; the Omnivore, no mushrooms, add bacon. It's delicious! The real butter popcorn is awesome, too!
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1 year ago12750 Westport Pkwy, La Vista, NE 68138
Gluten free pizza crusts and buns. Two different gluten free apple cider beers. I was in heaven.
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Celiac
1 year agoNot celiac friendly 2700 W Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78757
I went to the movies 2 weeks ago and was informed that there was NO gluten free menu at Alamo.
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Celiac
1 year ago1005 S Lamar St, Dallas, TX 75215
They have huge issues with cross contamination. On their GF menu, it says that the fries are GF, and I asked the waiter if they are fried in the same fryer that cooks all the other gluten containing items. He said yes and argued with me that it doesn't matter and that fries are gluten free because they are just potatoes. I have tried their GF pizza several times, and got sick every single time because it's cooked with all the other regular pizzas. Don't even bother eating here if you have Celiac.
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Celiac
1 year ago181 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602
I ordered a GF pizza, one which had fried rosemary on it. Thankfully the fried rosemary isn't coated in any breading and they fried it separately from gluten containing foods for me. the only downside is it's $2.00 extra for the GF crust but I will say it was crispy and cooked well (unlike some other GF pizzas I've had). We also ordered popcorn, they were nice enough to split it into two bowls so my dad could have butter while I could have mine without.
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Celiac
2 years ago1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
I always make sure to talk to the waiter before the movie starts about my dietary needs. I've gotten pizza the past couple of times and no CC. There are limited options but the food is good overall. I don't go see movies anywhere else, even if I just order popcorn because of the atmosphere and funny clips before the movies.
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2 years agoNot celiac friendly 2548 Central Park Ave, Yonkers, NY 10710
The whole concept sounds good but it's just super distracting. I got the gf pizza and asked for no pepperoni and it came with pepperoni. It was super greasy and loaded with garlic. And to top it all off, I was sick by the end of the movie. Save your money. Go to a regular movie theater and get good food elsewhere beforehand.
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2 years ago
1255 SW Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78227
Been to other Alamo draft house and had a great experience. Ordered gluten free hamburger which was terrible and not on gluten free bread.
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2 years ago2548 Central Park Ave, Yonkers, NY 10710
Love this place for the movies old and new but so far not a huge fan of the menu. The first time I went I had the popcorn because I was so scared to get sick. Second time I had the pizza and it was so incredibly greasy me and my husband both felt sick after eating it. He has had other foods and loved them but he does not have a gluten intolerance like me. Maybe next time I'll try a salad but never again will I try the pizza! Even though it wasn't a gluten issue I still would not recommend because it was seriously a mess of grease. Yuck. I really wanted to try the fries but the waiter said everything was fried in the same fryers so the menu is limiting to salad and popcorn. So over eating salad every time I go out!
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2 years ago2700 W Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78757
Alamo has some great food, and gives a unique movie watching experience. But I feel like their menu cod make it a little easier to identify GF items. Staff are always helpful though.
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2 years agoNot celiac friendly 22806 US Hwy 281 North, San Antonio, Texas
I've gotten served wheat THREE times. It's a great atmosphere, and love the concept, but serving supposed "gluten-free" food, in the dark, is a bad idea in general. The last go round, my hatch chili fries had a few chicken nuggets at the bottom of the pan! Not lying. The managers have always been very nice when the episodes have happened in past, but the truth is my life (I'm Epipen allergic to wheat) depends on their adherence to strict standards in their kitchen to keep their customers safe. Thus far, even after alerting the manager to my cross-contamination on other visits, I repeatedly have been exposed. So, again, great movies- life-threatening, (in my case) lax attention, to serving gluten-free!
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2 years ago1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
I had gf pizza. The waiter was happy to answer any questions that I had about the menu. The only downside was there were no desserts besides shakes.
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2 years ago320 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78701
Appreciate the gf options (menu marked) but food just mediocre.
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2 years ago22806 US Hwy 281 North, San Antonio, Texas
I love the Drafthouse! The pizzas are outstanding, and they have gluten free buns for burgers/sandwiches. The staff is friendly and helpful, and are willing to sub. A GF bun in place of gluten items for many gluten menu items. As a bonus, there are plenty of naturally GF foods on the menu, like their loaded French fries and their chips and queso. The food is delicious and I love the array of options!
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3 years ago531 S Mason Rd, Katy, TX 77450
Food is not very good. Pizza is bland and just isn't good. I love the movies they show, but they just aren't good with the gluten free food.
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Celiac
3 years ago100 South Central Expressway, Richardson, TX 75080
Love Alamo. Their gluten free pizza is great. I could live on their bottomless popcorn (the best deal for your money on their menu). Have not ordered a burger but glad to see they finally have local oven buns. You can also order cider or omission beer. Not sure I wouldn't change it to $$ since it gets pricey with the (slightly higher than normal) GF upcharge on the crust.
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Celiac
3 years ago22806 US Hwy 281 North, San Antonio, Texas
I love this place! The gluten free pizza crust is very good and their pizzas are so unique. My server was knowledgable about which beers are gluten free. I would definitely recommend this!
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3 years ago320 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78701
Very few GF options except for salads and chips and salsa.
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Celiac
3 years agoCeliac friendly 22806 US Hwy 281 North, San Antonio, Texas
gf pizza and salad, very good!
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4 years agoCeliac friendly 2548 Central Park Ave, Yonkers, NY 10710
I just went there (March 17, 2014). I was nervous about getting sick, but I asked the waitress (Gabbie I believe was her name), she was so nice and very understanding and accommodating. We ordered the French fries as an appetizer, I asked if they were fried in the same oil as other foods like wings, etc. she told me that she believed they were separate but she was going to have the kitchen fry my order in a completely separate fryer. I got the chicken Caesar salad and a salted caramel shake. Everything was beyond delicious. I didn't get sick at all. I know they also have gluten free pizzas as well and know others that have not gotten sick from eating them. I will try that next time. I hope this helps all of you celiacs!!
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5 years ago531 S Mason Rd, Katy, TX 77450
Alamo just updated their menu to indicate gluten-free items and added gluten-free crust option for their pizzas (tastes amazing)! Note: Items are prepared in kitchen that serves items with gluten in it.
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5 years ago14028 U.S. 183, Austin, TX 78717
They do not know how to cook the GF pizza. I have given it many tries as I'm a movie freak , but it's always not crisp,, soggy and disappointing. I've started eating before I go now.
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Celiac
5 years ago14028 U.S. 183, Austin, TX 78717
Gluten free is NOT at Alamo. They have an open air kitchen and toss their own pizza dough. I got sick off of the Cobb Salad. I gave them 3 tries and got sick each time. This is specific to the one at Lake Creek in Austin. Maybe the difference is having Celiac disease versus choosing to be gluten free - as someone with Celiac, I definitely can't eat here. The chef and manager have confirmed they are not safe for those with Celiac.
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Celiac
5 years ago1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
We visited the Slaughter location for the first time tonight. Upon arrival, I was impressed as they let me go look at the theater to decide where we wanted to sit and they took the time to go over the gluten free options with me and explained that the kitchen takes precautions when serving gluten free. Well, I ordered a burger without the bun and a side of chips and salsa, knowing that the fries aren't gluten free. They brought out a full order of chips and salsa which was more than I wanted (or wanted to pay for) but I let it go. Then, they brought out a burger without the bun but covered in fries. So I wrote a note to the server telling him I couldn't have the fries because I am gluten free. He promised to take care of it. So he took it back, they removed the fries and tried to reserve it to me. How do I know? Because there were still a couple of fries on my plate! So I wrote another note explaining that removing the fries doesn't mean the burger hasn't been contaminated. I asked them to just take it back and remove it from our ticket. Adding to the frustration, when they brought it out the second time, they had covered it with chips (which is what I originally asked for) but I removed the chips and added them to my chip basket so I could see the burger, not knowing they had sent out the same contaminated burger. So now, my chip basket was contaminated. So I couldn't eat that either. But the most frustrating part was how much it interrupted my movie experience having to deal with the kitchen so much. Honestly, after the movie, I expected someone to come over and talk to me but all I got was "sorry" written on the receipt. They took off the cost of the burger but that was it. Some of us are gluten free not by choice but because it actually makes us sick. I appreciate that you offer gluten free options, but after tonight's experience, I can't say your kitchen is well trained in these matters.
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5 years ago14028 U.S. 183, Austin, TX 78717
who doesn't enjoy Alamo draught house? and its even better when enjoying some delicious pizza on a gluten free crust! At one time they even had some really delicious gf beer on the menu. Green's endeavour I believe it was. of course they don't have a gf kitchen so there is risk, but personally I've had no trouble. I've always had a good experience here, so enjoy!
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6 years ago22806 US Hwy 281 North, San Antonio, Texas
No GF menu. GF items available as of 4/2012: vegetables, salads (with oil and vinegar dressing), and hummus.
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6 years ago181 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602
Very good food, lots of interesting beer options for the non-gf folks, cool concept, but not too many straight up gf options. Nice to see the gf designation on the menus though!!!
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Celiac
6 years ago1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
They're now annotating the regular menu with the gluten-free items, but they've taken some options away that were on the original gluten-free menu. There aren't that many options, but it's definitely nice to be able to go watch a movie and have a snack and a Redbridge.
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