Cafe Intermezzo

Menu was clearly labeled, and while there aren’t a ton of options, the salad I had was fresh and did the job.

Limited to salad since it was after breakfast time. Disappointing and expensive. Staff was no trained to know allergen information. That being said, this was the only place I was able to trust given they had gf marked on their menu. No where else seemed to know what gf was. I wish I could give Terminal B a bad rating. We would have ventured to a different terminal if we had had time to.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I ate here after 1030 AM. My ONLY options were a few salads, charged at $17-20 before adding any meat.

This used to be my go to restaurant every time i wasin the atl airport but they have changed the menu so much all i can have is the breakfast or a salad. they even took off my favorite gf chocolate cake dessert from the menu.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

If you want a salad that is what you will get. Or eggs. No other GF or GS foods on menu.

shrimp with polenta, limited menu but good. terminal B

Ate here for breakfast. The only GF options were 3 different kinds of omelets with a choice of fruit or potatoes. Not bad considering GF options in the ATL airport are very limited. The Omelet Americana was good.

Located in Terminal B.Limited GF options but not bad for an airport restaurant where menus are limited.2-3 GF salads including Cobb and a Kale option. One GF entree-salmon and rice with a yogurt sauce.I had the Cobb and it was very good.

Celiac friendly?

No