Arby's

I'm a Celiac and wasn't expecting much, but after I found their online menu, I tried it. When I asked for no bun, I was asked if it was for an allergy. As soon as I said yes, the cashier yelled over to the food prepper to change his gloves and clean the counter! I was very pleased! My rosy beef was placed in a bowl with a lid and placed on a tray separate from my kids' fries and cheese sticks. It was so nice to have a bit more confidence in a restaurant claiming to be GF friendly!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

One person changed gloves but several ppl touched our order. I had to watch like a hawk.

The turkey salad (on the website) is no longer available and the current salad (chicken) isn’t listed. They offered to make it turkey instead since they couldn’t confirm if chicken was safe. It was a decent salad. Turkey and bacon were good and I’m feeling ok.

How confident are you that this establishment takes safety precautions against cross-contamination?

— Somewhat

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— Separate gluten-free menu

How much of the menu is available gluten-free?

— Not Much

How would you rate the taste and quality of the gluten-free food you tried?

— Good

Staff is very helpful and goes out of our way to help you I brought in my own gluten free bread and the used it to accommodate me

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Their turkey salad is gluten free and delicious! Also, love their chocolate milkshake!! They have a gluten free menu on their website. Not a lot of options, but convenient if you want to go to a drive-through. I have not had any reactions from their listed options. :)

I had the Farmhouse salad with turkey and ranch dressing. For a fast food joint it served its purpose and I didn’t get sick. They have a GF menu online and at the counter.

There’s a list online of all the Arby’s gluten free menu items. At first it looks long, but it’s condiments, dipping sauces, drinks, shakes, 2 salads and.... meats. The fryer is shared, so basically your options are a salad or meat. Staff were accommodating and served my gobbler “sandwich” (turkey, cheese, tomato and lettuce) in a bowl with a lid and the mayo and cranberry relish on the side. The sandwich looked huge on the menu board, and my SO and I shared, so the bread was wrapped separately and served on the side. It was thoughtfully prepared and tasty, but I was still hungry, because let’s face it - 2 oz turkey and a slice of bacon on a lettuce leaf isn’t DINNER- so I ended up with a Jamocha shake. Overall, Arby’s is doable, but not nearly the options that the posting presents.

Celiac friendly?

Yes