Jason's Deli

Staff was very knowledgeable. Gluten free menu upon request. All I ended up having was a GIANT baked potato but there seemed to be quite a few options. I would definitely go here again just because of how kind and considerate the staff was (they even changed their gloves for my order). Udi’s cookies at the register too!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I got an expensive meat-filled sandwich on Udi bread. I could have made it better at home. It's definitely gluten free, but not very tasty.

The gluten free bread option is awesome!! They also ask you if your GF choice is an allergy or a preference. If you say allergy, they're serious about taking precautions. Staff is great!

Salads are delicious, bread is awesome, dressings are all gluten free! Ice cream is free AND gf! Tomato basil soup is my favorite, and chicken tortilla is yummy.

Dine in is great, they take care to keep gluten free orders protected from CC. Drive through not so great. My food was protected from CC however the bread was not toasted, half of the ingredients missing from the sandwich. A real fail that ended up in the trash and left me hungry. My husbands regular meal was perfect

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Very recently diagnosed celiac. Been strictly gluten free for a month. Had salad bar and GS list soup. Tasted great. Unfortunately, this was my first experience being "gluten'd". Could be a one time thing, staff seemed a little confused when we started 2cof the orders were GF. Might try again, but I will approach with caution.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Always feel safe eating here. Gluten free menu available and extensive. Gluten free bread for sandwiches and even Udi cookies for dessert! The salad bar has a ton of options for gluten free (ask for a gluten free menu before heading over to it the first time- you’ll be surprised how many of the iffy seeming options are gluten free!).

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We eat at Jason’s Deli on Las Cruces and Phoenix. This one was really busy and they handled it like champs. My daughter is allergic to wheat, peanuts and tree nuts. She’s never had a problem.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The staff was very helpful and immediately explained where my food would be prepped and which items I could have. Ordered a Reuben with GF bread. Chips are GF. They brought my meal out in a to-go container to keep it safe while moving down the line with a sticker labeling it as GF. Will go back!

Great place to go when you are gluten free. They even have gluten free chicken nuggets & 2 kinds of chips or fruit for the kids. They have a salad bar and lots of gluten free choices on the menu. It’s been a while since I ordered a sandwich from there-when I did they asked if I had a sensitivity and they changed their gloves and gear. Great place!

It's been months since I visited, but I always had good service from people sensitive to the reality of gluten free needs. They were always willing to assist and get get right information.

Gluten friendly, allergy aware. Staff is knowledgeable about the menu. If they are unsure, they will find out what the ingredients are. Nice gluten free bread. Good selection of soups that gluten free. Disclaimer sticker on the sandwich when brought to the table. Only disappointing thing.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

No issues eating here and I am very sensitive. I have ordered several sandwiches and have not been glutened. Always specify for a gluten allergy when ordering. I have had the Ruben, Cali club and cuban sandwich without issues. I don’t trust the salad bar though just from other patrons being very messy with making a salad. They also now have gluten free chicken nuggets on the kids menu, but I have not had them.

Got the chicken Mesa salad for my girlfriend since it was listed as gluten sensitive, when I got home I saw that there were croutons on it. Last time I checked those are not gluten free. Edit: called the store and they remade it free of charge.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Were very helpful and knowledgeable when my cousin told them she had celiac. She loved that they had gluten free options prepared separately. Nice to know there are places out there that will take precautionary measures.

Ordered a sandwich on gluten free bread to go. They made the sandwich using the heel of the bread. Didn’t say a word and laid it that side down in the box so I didn’t see it when checking the order before I left. It was toasted and hard as a rock.

One of my favorite places to eat! They have a bunch of sandwiches on gluten free bread (which is so yummy) and they have an amazing salad bar! Plus the best tomato soup!!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff was very knowledgeable and assured me that precautions would be taken to prevent cross-contamination. They have GF bread and will make sandwiches with it. Salads are also GF and I get them every time. Ice cream is also GF. They were very busy but managed to keep my meal safe!

The staff didn’t seem very familiar with the term gluten free here . But willing to listen and accommodate . Tuna salad on gluten free bread was fairly good .

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Established gluten free menu and even nitrate free ham. New to the gluten free world and this is the first restaurant I’ve been to that actually had a menu they could hand me vs. auctioning off all the items verbally:) I was already a Jason Deli customer before my autoimmune diagnosis but I will be an even more loyal customer after. Thank you Jason’s Deli.

Very delicious. Seemed knowledgeable.

Thanks Jason’s Deli for the amazing GF bread used for the Paninis. It’s delicious and they understand cross-contamination. Bravo!

They have a salad and gluten free bread for sandwiches. No problems for me at this restaurant.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Delicious! They ask if it's an allergy to make sure they're careful. Udi's bread and they have Udi's cookies and bottled sodas with sugar, not HFCS. Highly recommend!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They have a lot of gluten free options!!!! I always get a baked potato and tell them it is for celiac so they prepare it separate in a special container!!! Very nice about it!! They truly try their hardest to not cross contaminate

They change gloves between prep, serve food in a covered container and bring it out separately to make sure it doesn’t touch the other meals. Ask for a gluten free menu, it’s kept in a binder at the register.

Celiac friendly?

No

My daughter gets a sandwich and it is carefully prepared and wrapped and has a sticker saying prepared gluten free. They offer bagged chips and fresh fruit as the side. I eat the salad bar but I am careful to avoid the pasta and the end where the bread is. Free ice cream also is ok with chocolate sauce because it is nowhere near anything. Caution is advised because there could be cross contamination with the kitchen and salad bar even though they change gloves when preparing things and accidents happen where things get dropped or mixed at the salad bar.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have celiacs and eat here probably once a week! Great baked potatoes and sandwiches and salad bar

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They identify Gluten Free Options I always get the HUGE stuffed baked potatoes. I tell them I have Celiac Disease. They know to change gloves typically. If not, I tell them, “with food allergies you need to put on new gloves” I get 2 meals out of my stuffed potato so it makes it very affordable. I am extremely sensitive with Cross Contamination. My Celiac Disease was misdiagnosed for 32 years. So, I am running to the restroom within 20 mins if I get any gluten cross contamination. As with eating out anywhere, I do not go anywhere near a salad bar because customers always inadvertently cause cross contamination issues. I have frequented this location a few times a year since they opened.

Fantastic, never had a cross contamination problem. Great gluten free bread!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Jason’s Deli served Udi’s brand GF bread for years, but they have recently switched to a different GF bread. The new bread is terrible- bitter, dry and sandy. I can’t stand to eat the sandwiches anymore.

They had one gluten free option, veggie soup. Other than that nothing. This airport is awful for gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Large amount of gluten free options and knowledgable staff & management. Gluten free items are clearly indicated on the menu. Items that can be made gluten free with substitutions are also clearly labeled, which is a trend that I wish more restaurants would pick up on.

I love eating here. My favorite is the tomato basil soup. Their sandwiches and salad are great as well. They also have chicken nuggets on the kids menu. Oh! And don't forget the complimentary ice cream! 😀

Celiac friendly?

No

I was glutened! I’ve eaten here before without a problem, but this time I had a serious contamination. What’s interesting is the lady at the register asked if it was allergy or preference, and told her allergy then asks what that meant to them. She explained they take extra care if the person has an allergy. I thought that was great...till I was sick. Then I realized preparing GF without caution is a bad idea. It means there will be more opportunities for contamination everywhere.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Always helpful and you can watch them take care and prepare your food separate. Always good and never gotten sick. Love this place.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Jason’s Deli had a great gluten free menu, with tons of options for GF sandwiches, GF salads, GF soups, and GF sides. The staff was very helpful with explaining how they run their kitchen, and while they put a disclaimer that they use a common kitchen and can’t assure no cross-contamination, I witnessed them change gloves and package my sandwich separate from regular sandwiches. So great to dine at such an inclusive establishment!

Excellent food and customer service (Deja)! They made the wrong sandwich but fixed it with no problem.

Love their chicken salad and salad bar. Haven’t gotten sick, celiac that doesn’t react to cross contamination usually

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Been here a few times and have not gotten sick! Staff do acknowledge a potential for cross contamination, but they take precautions to try to keep everything safe. I would avoid the salad bar, but the sandwiches were safe for me. They also have GF snickerdoodles at the counter that are delicious.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Large gluten free menu online. Took it serious when I went in during lunch hour - which is normally a great time to disregard gluten being so busy. Food came out in its own container labeled gluten free. Didn’t get sick.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This place is so awesome. We ordered the gluten free chicken nuggets for my daughter and they changed their gloves without us asking. I've seen this with Jason's Deli wherever we go. Bonus, they have packaged gf snickerdoodle cookies and ice cream for dessert. Wish we had one near us

Great Reuben sandwich. I also had the chef salad. It was also quite good. Very gluten friendly.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This casual spot was great for a quick meal. They had a GF menu which included most items from the regular menu. When I told them I have Celiac, they went straight to their dedicated GF prep area to make my sandwich. They even have a GF pan they put through the toaster to prevent cross-contamination.

Love! Ranch needs to be gluten free!

Out of gluten free bread 😩 only gf lace in the airport 🤯

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have always been safe with the loaded baked potato and GF soup. I think they may have a shared fryer, so check on fried GF items.

Had a super yummy GF sandwich and a cup of tomato soup. Food was excellent. They gave me saltines in my bag with my soup though, so they werent paying too close of attention. The cashier asked if it was an allergy or preference but never wrote it down..? Also, found a few hairs in my food. Super yummy though.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff is very friendly and helpful with gluten free preparation. They have separate gluten sensitive kits that they use to prepare food. My kiddos weren't charged for the gluten free bread (Udi's) and they can make grilled cheese, pb&j, and traditional sandwiches. Also, the chicken nuggets are GF! Gluten Free Awesomeness! This is definitely our favorite spot in Las Vegas.

Celiac friendly?

No

They will make you sick. I was there and ordered a plane baked sweet potato. This order was sent back three time. I am Lactose intolerance and they place butter and cheese the first time. The second time butter. The third time it was in the same container. There were rude and said that I was hard to please. They were told not to. I was told after the third time that they did not do special orders. Pleas don’t take a chance that you will be sick too.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have never had an issue with any of the sandwiches made here. The salad bar is sketchy for cross contamination just from the customers. But solidly one of my favorite places to get a safe meal from.

I ordered a salad to be prepped in the kitchen. I asked for Allergen protocol, and they gave me a separate number for my order. (My kids were ordering gluten items.) Next time I may try the salad bar. The gluten items are separated from the vegetables by a counter. It should really cut down on cross contamination issues.

Celiac friendly?

No

Not sure why they claim to have gluten free sandwiches. When you order they insist you have to toast the bread in a completely unsafe toaster or the bread will not be “stable”& gross....

Really good chef's salad, but I got sicker than a dog. I told them Celiac and gluten free, but had a terrible reaction (worst in years) anyway. And really, how do you screw up a salad? Only thing I can think of is the dressing.