A few things on the menu are marked gluten free though one of them (Baja fish) has fries from a shared fryer so celiacs and those very sensitive should avoid. But, a large chunk of their menu is available gluten free even if not labeled. Just be sure to let your server know and ask questions. When I ordered my food the kitchen manager came to talk to me which reassured me.
Food is delicious, generous portions, didn't make me sick. But on the pricey side - other than the fancier ambience it's not any better than one of the local Fish Camps, which are significantly more affordable and have a bigger menu including a dedicated gluten free fryer.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Excellent