My Celiac kiddos favorite fries! Never have a problem with just the fries.
— Somewhat
— Not Much/None
— Excellent
We ordered the grilled chicken nuggets, fruit cup and waffle fries (after I asked the cashier, and she confirmed with another employee, if the waffle fries were in a dedicated fryer and safe for Celiac). About 10 minutes after my son started eating, he got very quiet, stared off and then began writhing in incredible pain, crying and saying his stomach hurt so much. Within 30 minutes, he began vomiting profusely nonstop until there was nothing left. The restaurant was quite busy/full when we were there. When I asked for a puke bag for the car ride and some water and napkins, the staff was very nice and helped with it. But we will never go back after being glutened!
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
Eat here quite often and never have problems. They make a note to change gloves. I get the grilled nuggets and fries are safe as they are prepped separately.
Yes
Chick-fil-A offers gluten free grilled chicken nuggets and many locations have dedicated fryers for fries. Check with your location if cross-contamination is a concern for you.
I have never had an issue when I ate here. absolutely love it!
Yes
Chick-fil-a is about as gluten free friendly as most fast food places. Grilled chicken nuggets are the only real gluten free food. You can order a sandwich without a bun but they don't do a lettuce wrap or anything so it's like going almost anywhere and ordering without a bun then saying that they are gluten free. Food is good, but shouldn't be on this app just because they have an allergen menu and grilled chicken.
No
This a new location, and it was super busy when we arrived. I staked our claim at a table, and my mom ordered grilled chicken tenders for me, but when my meal arrived, they were breaded and fried. It turns out they don't have grilled tenders, but they do have grilled nuggets, which they gave me. The breaded chicken (officially known as Chick-n-strips) comes in a cardboard container, but the grilled chicken comes in a round plastic container with a lid. Between the busyness and accidentally ordering something they didn't have, it's easy to see how a mix-up could happen. Fortunately, breaded chicken looks nothing like grilled chicken.Their website menu has "Health/allergen information" tab, which leads to several links including "Allergen, Gluten, & Diabetic Exchange." Clicking on that yields "Gluten information." "Below is a list of our menu items that may fit if you are trying to avoid gluten. Some ingredients such as spices and natural flavors may be proprietary; therefore, we may not have the source listed for those items....Please note that we do not have a gluten free prep area in our kitchens." They list all the gf sauces and dressings as well.
My server showed real attention to my celiac needs, making a trip to the kitchen on my behalf to make sure they followed GF protocols. I had the grilled chicken sandwich with a gluten-free bun. The bun was surprisingly good, and comes sealed in cellophane, so you can assemble yourself. No problem with fries, as they do come from a dedicated fryer.
— Very
— Some
— Excellent
Always enjoy getting chick fi la. They have a dedicated fryer for the fries. They know to change gloves and put in a gluten allergy alert.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
I have eaten here and have told them I have celiacs snd they took a special precaution
They have a separate fryer for their fries which is great to have more a variety when ordering! I always get their grilled nuggets with fries and I have never had a problem.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
I have successfully eaten at Chick-Fil-A in a number of places while traveling. I order grilled nuggets and fruit cup or a grilled sandwich with gluten free bun. Today I ordered the grilled nuggets and fruit cup only to find a small piece of fried chicken in my fruit cup at the very bottom. I would never eat here again.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu