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Celiac friendly |
I agree with some other reviews here as well. Especially recently, Britney's has taken GF more seriously and respectfully these days and we thank them for that. Our Waitress was also extremely knowledgeable and accommodating about allergy as well. They are very aware of cross-contamination, gluten free allergy. The pancakes were amazing! They also offer waffles and toast. The bread (for toast, french toast, sandwiches, etc) they use by the way is from UDI's, we asked. The UDI white loaf artisan bread has come a long ways since the beginning. UDI's originally used to be a lot more tasteless, crumbly, and brittle. Their manufacturing has come a long ways. Just remember to specify Gluten Free (e.g Bread, Toast, etc) when you order. Britney's is very accommodating: As others have mentioned, Make sure to specify: "You are Gluten Sensitive", "Have an Allergy", and/or "Have Celiac" before hand. And as someone else also mention: "They have a separate waffle maker and toaster, however, we have been there and they have run out of gluten free items (or only had enough for one person)". Unrelated, as has always been the case in the winter subarctic days or months you might not want to sit to close at the 4-5 tables close to the door in the front especially at busy times as the crowds and number of people going in and out can make it (well like dining in the tundra) or having breakfast/lunch at the ski resort outdoors on a cold day. Really nice friendly staff and good people though.
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Celiac friendly |
*Beware that sausages are crisped up in the fryer - While that makes them delicious with a yummy crust, server didn't realize that when someone orders gluten free pancakes/waffles that they shouldn't have anything that's been in a contaminated fryer. They can instead make the sausage on the grill, but make sure to specify! I love having the option of my kids and I being able to get gluten free pancakes or waffles. They have a separate waffle maker and toaster, however, we have been there and they had run out of gluten free items (or only had enough for one kid). More knowledgeable staff and no risk of running out would get them five stars! Just make sure to get there early and ask all the right questions!
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Was happy to see so many gluten free items on their menu. I went with the gluten free French toast and it was delicious.
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Celiac friendly |
A few GF items on the menu. Food was fine but a little pricey for breakfast.
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Celiac friendly |
Waitress was extremely knowledgeable and accommodating about allergy. Very aware of cross-contamination. The pancakes were amazing! They also offered waffles and toast. I highly recommend this place!
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Not celiac friendly |
I have Celiac Disease... I communicated this to my server. Staff seemed super-busy. I wasn’t overly confident that they understood my need for no cross-contamination, so I ordered the one GF offering they had on the menu (cooked on its own dedicated iron): a waffle. It was undercooked and I was underwhelmed. The GF frozen waffles I buy at my grocery store taste better. We won’t be going back.
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Celiac friendly |
The staff was wonderful. They need to get rid of the cooks that are beyond slow.
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Delicious food, kind staff, perfectly cooked, awesome menu. I haven’t seen such a large menu since my diagnoses!!! Love this place!!!
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So many options! Gf bread, pancakes and waffles. So many different pancake flavors to choose from. I got peanubutter chocolate chip.
| Monday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Tuesday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Wednesday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Thursday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Friday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Saturday | 7 am - 2 pm |
| Sunday | 7 am - 2 pm |
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