Review of EAT! Food & Drink

They claim to offer gluten free chicken and waffles, but the fryer (probably also the waffle iron) is also used to cook gluten-containing ingredients. The only other alleged gluten free items on the menu were benedicts. I ordered one and made it extremely clear that cross contact like a shared waffle iron or fryer would make me sick and was told that instruction got passed to the kitchen. I got miserably sick after eating there and can only assume that the toaster they use is also a shared surface and no effort was made to either clean the surface before preparing by food or properly educating their servers to make clear that they cannot actually accommodate food allergies.

The server also didn't know the answer to any gluten-related questions and had to check in with someone else every time I asked one.

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu

Other Characteristics

• Offers outdoor seating