BJ's Brewhouse
$$ • Restaurant
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Went a few times a year ago and things were great. Staff and management seem to have changed because they were not accommodating about cross contamination. They did assure us that they could not promise safe practices. My daughter was so hungry we tried, as we had good experiences in the past. Well, she got sick and we won’t be returning! She has celiac.
Decent amount of GF options but not many that are suitable for a dairy allergy, too. LOVE the GF root beer! I have gotten sick after eating there more than once.
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The atmosphere was great, our server was amazing, they had gluten free options..... unfortunately I got sick :( I have celiacs.
They gave amazing service ! The chef came out to make sure everything was okay and the waiters assured me that everything is safely prepared. They also said they are going to offer gluten free buns for their burgers now ! I highly recommend coming here if your celiac !
This is my favorite place to go when I'm craving a pizza. the crust is thin, they pile on a ton of cheese, and the sauce is delish. I always get bacon for the topping, which is fantastic. Another favorite there is the pizzooki. So far, it's the best gf dresser I've seen at a restaurant!
I have to say BJ's never disappoints! I love the gluten free pizza, Anna just tried the pizzookie tonight, delicious! I have celiac and get very ill but have never had a problem with cross contamination here as I do with other places.
Pizza and pazookies are great. Try the stuffed potatoes too.
I thought their GF pizza was very tasty. I am very sensitive to gluten and was concerned about cross contamination, but I didn't get sick afterwards. GF pizookie is also delicious!
Not much of a selection except pizza. If you're allergic to soy or milk, you definitely won't find anything to eat here. It's a shame because their food is really good here if you don't have any intolerances
The GF pizza is the best tasting I've found, BUT the last 2 times I've eaten it, I've gotten sick. I'm thinking the cross contamination isn't worth the risk for a celiac :/
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Dedicated GFree menu with tons of options. Pretty good food quality for a chain restaurant. Had a good experience without getting sick.
BJ’s now has a GF menu! I also asked the server if the fries had a dedicated fryer since they were in the GF menu option. She went to asked in the kitchen and when she came back, she confirmed that they do. I ordered the Bacon-Guacamole Deluxe Burger with a GF bun and a side of fries. It was so good! And then for dessert I got the GF Chocolate Chunk Pizookie. My friend, (who is able to eat gluten) was going to order a regular pizookie for herself but we were both so full from the food that we decided to to share instead and she agreed with sharing the GF one. When it was brought out, I notice it was a bit smaller than the original one but when we both took a bite - MAN it was delicious!! Even my friend was saying how good it was and you really can’t tell the difference from the regular one! Overall the food was delicious and the important thing is I didn’t get sick afterwards. 🙌🏼 Also for drinks, I recommend the White Peach Margarita 🍹
Had pizza, I rarely eat pizza at restaurants due to cross contamination. However, our server was very knowledgeable and explained how it is prepared. I hesitate to comment too soon when I take a “chance”. It’s now the next morning and I’m symptomatic free. Thanks Amanda, you made my day!
Had a great burger at BJs- had absolutely no fear is the bun came out in a bag. Odd, yet comforting. And it was pretty good! The GF pizookie was the stuff of dreams. My server really knew her stuff too.
Ordered a burger on gf bread, mashed potatoes, and a gf pizookie. The burger was great! The bun was Udi's and soft.
Unfortunately, I was running to the bathroom after the pizookie. My belly is swollen and hurts. They said they were sure it was a good pizookie, so not sure where the cross contamination was.
Fries and chips have gluten, so be sure to avoid those.
