I’ve been here three times and haven’t had a reaction either time. I have had three different waiters and every time when asked for corn tortillas because I was celiac they have explained to me how the chef would prepare it to avoid cross contact.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Good
Had a reaction once, but most times am fine. Staff knowledgable.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
The food was good. The tortilla chips are made in a shared fryer. Make sure to let them know upfront that you need to avoid gluten. You can order corn tortillas for tacos and ask that they put them on the grill instead of using shared equipment. An added bonus: This is a nut-free restaurant.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Good
Good food. The wait staff at the bar were very knowledgeable.
Ordered tacos with corn tortilla and they came out on flour. They remade it but it is obvious the cooks are untrained to deal with an actual allergy. Time will tell if I get sick
No
I got a shrimp veggie bean bowl in a regular bowl rather than their usual tortilla bowl and was fine. It wasn’t very flavorful, but I was happy there were so many veggies. They cook the shrimp and all meat on a different grill than the flour tortillas. Server also said they serve corn tortillas but I didn’t try them.
Always very tasty and offer GF otems BUT they do NOT use seperate fryers nor a dedicated prep area.
— Not very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Good
Menus does not list anything as gluten free. I thought I would be safe with the corn chips but was sick the next day. Shame on me for not asking, but it looks like others had the same issue.
I was torn on how to review this because there is a likely chance of cross contamination, BUT they were completely transparent with us. We wanted the cheese dip and she told us that while they use corn tortillas, it is shared with the fryer they use flour tortillas. She asked if it was an allergy when he ordered his food so she said the kitchen would use a different pan. They offer corn tortillas. My son doesn’t have reactions when he’s glutened so I can’t tell you if there was cross contamination. The food was really good and I appreciate how transparent they were about their operations regarding gluten.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
Cabo is hit or miss with their cross contamination issues. My husband were frequent visitors because we love the food so much. Every once in a while I would get sick. But the past couple visits I’ve been super sick for days after eating at Cabo. No, they are definitely not celiac friendly. I asked the manager if they’d consider GF tofu and he said probably not. Super sad, Cabo is no longer on our radar.
I got super sick multiple times...they are excellent at cross contamination. Celiacs beware.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Good
Tacos can be made on corn tortillas to make them GF. Nachos are from shared fryer so not GF. Was told all meats were safe, but one had a soy glaze, so I avoided that one. Had Mahi-mahi & carne asada tacos they were good. One of sides contains beer but all other sides are GF.