Not celiac friendly. Bardenay has great food, patio, and atmosphere. They have gluten-free items marked on the menu, but I would say they are gluten friendly and not gluten free.. I ordered a sandwich with a gluten-free bun and gluten-free carrot cake. I ended up having a reaction. The waitress was knowledgeable and said cross contamination was a risk. I gambled and lost.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
I went here last night and my food was great. I did not get sick. They had several GF options marked on their menu.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
I ate the ahi salad with no cheese, no nuts, no side of bread and no dressing. The food tasted great, but 45 minutes later my stomach was a wreck. Must’ve come into contact with gluten at some point. Unfortunately, I won’t be going back, which is so sad because I love this place.
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
Had the bacon wrapped fillet with mashed potatoes and veggies. The staff was knowledgeable
This place is not safe for celiacs. It’s a shame, because they have a great menu for gluten-free. It’s also a beautiful place. Not only were they careless with gluten croutons on my salad, but two different plates on our table had long blond hairs on them.
I ordered a pork sandwich with a side salad. I asked for a gluten-free bun and a side salad with no croutons per instructions on the GF menu. When our dinners came, I noticed a few croutons in the salad. My guess is they just picked them out but left a few of the croutons in there (other plates had a lot more croutons). The waitress seemed embarrassed when I asked about the croutons and went for a new plate. She was not gone very long, so I figured they had simply taken the sandwich off and put it on a new plate with a different salad. I was going to go ahead and try it anyway because I was starving. But the giant hair sneaking its way across everything on the plate made me call for a manager. My friend was starving and had just taken several hairs off of her food because our meal had taken so long to arrive and she was so hungry.
The manager didn’t seem to see anything wrong with just taking the sandwich off and putting it on a new plate. He didn’t get that having croutons on the plate might’ve contaminated anything at all.
In the end the manager did a great job by having a a whole new plate made. He said he personally stood there the whole time to direct the meal preparation so it was gluten-free. But I don’t think I’d go back. They did comp two of the meals at our table that had the hairs on them.
No
This was always one of our favorite places until my husband received his Celiac's diagnosis. Yes, they have a GF menu, but there is still plenty of opportunity for cross contamination at this kitchen. Some of the items (particularly the dressings and sauces) stated as GF are likely to actually contain gluten based on my knowledge of how these items are produced and how difficult it is to produce tasty replications without gluten.
We ordered a grilled chicken satay with sweet chilli sauce and a side salad with (allegedly) "house made" GF blue cheese dressing. My husband reacted within the hour. I suspect either the dressing or a cross contamination. The kitchen is tiny with no separate prep space.
This restaurant is fine if you're on a GF diet for non-medical health reasons - AVOID if you have Celiac's. :(
No
They were very accomodating. Nice GF menu.
Lots of GF options. Love the tuna salad!
Good food, but they still don't know what may still contain gluten.
No