Buffalo Wild Wings

Celiac friendly?

No

I got extremely sick once, eating something they claimed was gluten free. I will never go back again.

Celiac friendly?

No

They don't have a dedicated fryer and the wait staff had no clue what they were doing. Served my salad with croutons. Stay away if you truly are allergic.

make sure they use a dedicated fryer. the one in Littleton co does not but say they have gf wings.

Tell your waiter our waitress you are a Celiac and they make sure your TRANSITIONAL WINGS ONLY are fried in clean, non cross contaminated oil. Very knowledgeable.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They have a separate fryolator for celiacs, but you have to ask for it. The option isn’t listed anywhere and it’s never been offered to me. The staff are spotty on their knowledge of what is and isn’t GF, but the corporate website is very informative and lists all of the safe options. They always have several options for safe drinks.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

My wife is celiac and we had heard from a friend who is also celiac that this BWW does an excellent job. They were right. We told our server and a manager came out to discuss things with us. Their traditional wings have their own deep fryer that is a gluten free fryer. They were also able to drop fries in that fryer, since it wasn’t that busy (note: they dropped the fries first, without the wings, so those came out early like an appetizer). So my wife and I split a basket of fries and 20 wings. The staff was helpful and cognizant off cross contamination. If you’re celiac and craving wings, this is a great place to go.

I followed the gluten free menu on the website. I got traditional wings with honey bbq and parm garlic sauce and they were soo good. I also got chips and queso as an appetizer and it was good too! They have angry orchard cider for drinks

Celiac friendly?

No

VERY limited options. No fried food options as the fryers are NOT dedicated to no gluten items.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff was knowledgeable and when I mentioned I am celiac they provided me with an allergen menu. Felt great to eat wings and fries worry free!

They had Great gluten free wings

Buffalo Wild Wings has a dedicated gluten free fryer for their traditional wings and fries. The tortilla chips are gluten free as well. There is a wide variety of GF sauces and dressings. Wait staff was knowledgeable and friendly!

Celiac friendly?

No

They have a gluten free menu, BUT when testing the supposedly gluten free traditional wings with my Nima sensor, two different sauce types tested positive for gluten. Staff was super friendly, but I was unable to eat due to results.

Celiac friendly?

No

Locations vary greatly. Don't recommend this one for celiac. Okay for gluten avoidant but service is lacking.

The staff is nice, but they are normally very busy. If you get them right as they open, then you can eat their french fries with no problem.

Celiac friendly?

No

Not Celiac friendly. I had cross contamination on my traditional wings and wasn’t feeling well afterwards. Do not recommend if you are Celiac.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They baked the wings - takes about 45 minutes but they were really good. A treat for my son! We also ordered nachos and they were gf. Many of the wings sauces are gf. Waitress was somewhat knowledgeable. But she did go and ask the kitchen questions. My son did not have a reaction after. We’d try it again.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Obviously as a Celiac you can’t eat or expect a fried chicken wing joint to have gluten free oil. The management, servers and cooks will take special preparation/instruction and bake your wings. Will not be as crisp but still very good. FYI, it will take a bit longer so put in order before the rest of the orders. A few gluten free options for sauces. I appreciate that they will accommodate as much as they can!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This is new but they now offer a separate fryer if you indicate an allergy. They also will toss your wings in a separate bowl. I would talk to the manager to make sure they get it right. The manager delivered the wings and the plate had a purple dot indicating an allergy.

I love Buffalo Wild Wings, my favorite place to get wings actually! Now, there is cross contamination, but the traditional chicken wings are naturally gluten free, minus the cross contamination. I normally get the Sweet BBQ traditional wings and fries, along with ranch. I’ve never had a problem at any of the establishments, and continue to eat there whenever I can!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

A manager came by right away when I asked our server about gluten free items. He brought out a binder of ingredients in each dish and answered my questions. The traditional wings are fried in a separate fryer than breaded items and most sauces are GF. I was able to eat fries too without having a reaction! Wonderful service that exceeded my expectations.

Celiac friendly?

No

The only food they offer that’s not cross contaminated (no wings!) is celery & carrots. Salad dressing not gf

All wings are cooked in same frier as chicken strips so not good for Celiac disease

They do not use a dedicated fryer for their non breaded wings. They have an allergen menu online that does list possible contamination but the list for non fried gf is very limited. Their wings made me realize that I cannot have their high level of contamination.

Celiac friendly?

No

Don’t eat here! There’s too much cross-contamination. No matter what, you’ll be sick

Celiac friendly?

Yes

One of the best BWW I’ve been too. Made an allergy friendly naked tenders at 11pm at night and didn’t get sick. The manager even came out to talk to me to ensure everything was gluten free. Very impressed!

Celiac friendly?

No

The fryers are not dedicated, so you will get glutened. Staff was helpful but told me ‘I think’ the boneless wings were gluten free, which should have been a red flag. I told them it was important for me to know because it is like food poisoning. The person taking my offer was very polite, however and showed me the ingredient binder, however it does not correlate with the fryers.

Great place. Mentioned to the waiter how a prior review mentioned a dedicated fryer for gluten free items, she didn’t know, so I made my wing order and was immediately met by the manager. Who was very understanding of the allergy and tried everything to make it right before the order was placed but there is no dedicated fryer for traditional wings, so I had to resort to grilled chicken with carrots and that even got me sick. If I wasn’t celiac I’d give it 4/5 stars for the way the manager handled the situation, but this is a gluten free app, trying to keep people with celiac disease from having to feel the effects of coming into contact with allergens. This place gets a 1/5 stars for being a great place to eat unless you are allergic to gluten 😂

Celiac friendly?

No

BBW has one of the best allergen menus I have ever seen so it’s kind of annoying that they don’t do anything for you if you have an allergy. If something does not have gluten in it then it has been cross contaminated with something that has gluten. I do eat here every now and then but I can only order one thing. The naked tenders. You have to order a different side other than fries so I usually get carrot sticks. I get the lemon pepper seasoning so I can still get the taste of wings without actually having wings. I would not recommend but if you find yourself needed food, there is something you can order.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff was knowledgeable and able to accommodate GF items. I ordered the bone-in wings with carrots/celery. Plenty of flavors to pick from. I did not have any issues. Be sure to speak with your server and ask questions to ensure their practices haven’t changed. They explained they have a dedicated fryer, label your food, and make an announcement in the kitchen when an allergy order occurs.

The wings were okay, but it took forever to get served and the server forgot to put in my side, so it didn’t arrive till after my meal. Not the worst dining experience but I can get better wings elsewhere, with better service and minus the 20 televisions.

Celiac friendly?

No

I work at this location and it is 100% not gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

My waiter gave me an allergy binder full of entrees and all the sauces! Very helpful if it contained gluten wheat milk or soy it had an X next to it very organized and easy to read

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They had a separate gluten free menu and were helpful.

Celiac friendly?

No

We ordered the Traditional wings and Honey BBQ the sauce was advised to be Gluten freeOur container had four Boneless wings within the container of Traditional. We called the Manager and he told us that the Tumbler they use foe the wings does both traditional and Boneless.

Celiac friendly?

No

The ONLY thing that’s not cross contaminated is the celery per my last conversation with the manager 👎🏽

I went to BWW to celebrate someone's birthday. I asked if they had a gluten free menu. The waiter told me that I "came to the wrong place." I already feel like an outsider, not being able to eat regular food, but that comment made me feel unwelcome. The manager is the only person allowed to talk to guests about GF options. He brought me a binder with all their menu items and all the potential allergens. There was nothing I could eat, so I ordered a veggie boat. So disappointing.

Kitchen isn’t dedicated gluten free so wouldn’t be safe for celiac. The website has good info about what options are gluten and wheat free.

No dedicated fryer. Manager knowledgeable and helpful. Very limited menu for gf - no wings, no fries. Ordered naked tenders with side salad and hot sauce. No bad reaction.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great at gluten free if you dine in. However every time I order it to go (over the phone or online) and say it’s an allergy, they always mess up the order and include bread or something g else with wheat. I’ve never had any issues dining in but they can’t seem to get it figured out when ordering it to go.

Celiac friendly?

No

No dedicated fryer or menu. Not celiac friendly.

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Tradional wing and fries! Yummy. Dedicated fryer .Ask lots of questions

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have been here many times and eat the barbecue chicken salad, I was told today that the honey barbecue sauce has switched manufacturers and is no longer gluten free.They did tell me that they now have a dedicated fryer for the wings so that I can get them with no problem

They have no understanding of gluten sensitivity. Condiments is about all I can eat here.

Great wings. Fries are gluten free but not the potato wedges. Everything is fried in the same oil so there is cross contamination if you have celiac.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They were very conscientious about my Celiac disease. I ordered the naked tenders and they wrapped them in foil and baked them so they wouldn’t get cross-contaminated. I will be back again and again.

Nothing, not even the salad is GF here, except traditional wings. Epic fail

Celiac friendly?

No

While my family found food that was acceptable to them I got foods off their online menu that were listed as not having gluten. I ate my food but before leaving the restaurant I got sick. I would say this place is not Gluten free friendly.

Use the same fryer, says they are gluten friendly not gluten free.

I've eaten here many times, never gotten sick. They have an allergen menu online, and can ask in restaurant for one.

Celiac friendly?

No

The staff was sympathetic to the allergy but this app is what’s mostly getting the 2 stars. If something is fried in the same oil as an item containing gluten, it’s contaminated. Everything at BWW is fried in the same oil. Maybe some people are more sensitive than others, but this is FAR from Celiac Friendly when it comes to the risk of cross contamination.

Celiac friendly?

No

I saw that various chains have allergen menus and knowledge on how to treat allergies but at this location the hostess told me “everything we sell here is gluten” which is ridiculous. Obviously their staff is completely untrained and I don’t want to have to coach somebody how to treat a gluten allergy. There was no mention of allergens on the menu so we walked out. Don’t waste your time here.

NOT GLUTEN FREE. SHARED FRYERS.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

These folks are prepared with a thorough allergen list. Their fryers are not gluten free, but they were knowledgeable about what menu items did and didn't contain gluten and brought our food to the table with gloved hands.