I ordered naked tenders and buffalo chips(potatoes I was told) and mentioned I was Celiac and if that was gf. The bartender said yes and put in the order. About a half hour later my food finally comes out and As it turns out the “potatoes” were deep fried which l didn’t realize until after I ate the first one. And NO this was not a designated fryer. Also the chosen cake out on he same plate mixed in with some fries like in a basket style. So the fries(which I didn’t order and were clearly also contaminated) had allot of contact with the 2 of my 4 tenders so I ate the other two(which were boarder line undercooked) and went to google. Turns out even the grilled naked chicken tenders came from a shared grill. The staff should know when someone says CELIAC what is acceptable and what is not. Needless to say I did not finish my meal I remained at the bar to watch the rest of the game with 80% of my food on the plate in front of me for about another hour to finish the game and not one server asked how my meal was when it was obvious that I did not have a positive experience. And needless to say after the clock hit zero I hustled Home to brace for impact as the upset stomach and other symptoms had already begun. Being from buffalo New York growing up on real wings with skin and bones in a clean fryer... this place disappoints me on a big level. Find a local sports bar especially if want something to drink besides angry orchard!
No
Talked to manager and he said nothing was safe. He was not very knowledgeable about gluten or food allergies.
they are gluten free they have a gluten free menu!
I called the manager answered and told me if you were gluten free, you cannot eat here, they have no GF menu. Places like this with a straight forward disposition on GF should be avoided. At least they are honest! I would much rather the straight forward no then lie and have us come in and get sick. :)
No
About the only thing that Buffalo Wild Wings can somewhat guarantee is gluten free is the wings as long as they have the appropriate sauce. They have dedicated fryers for the their wings. The "allergen list" is VERY outdated and the majority of what is listed on their menu as gluten free is not. Fortunately, one of the managers is well rounded about gluten free foods as her best friend has Celiac's. The only time I go in there is when I want wings and nothing else.
No gluten free options in menu. Everything is prepared in shared kitchen and company will not guarantee gluten free due to cross contamination risk.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Average
Their online menu offers a few gluten-free options, but we were told there was nothing our Celiac child could eat safely. The chef was unwilling to make anything separately (baked or in a clean pan). So we had to leave.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
Sat down only to find out they cross-contaminate. We were thankful for their honesty and left to find somewhere else.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor
They have dedicated fryers I have successfully ate there multiple times
— No gluten-free information on the menu
It’s been a few years and I have to update my review. Risk of cross contamination is high and I’ve been glutened here before. There’s better options, especially for the prices.
— Not very
— Some
— Average