Special menu has an additional list of what is and is not in the meal's. It will also tell you which ones can be gluten free if requested. Not as limited as other places.
I had a really hard time deciding how to rate the restaurant. We arrived as a part of 12, and were told it would be 25 minutes. We were told at some point the table would be ready in a minute, and somehow, some other party of 12 that arrived after us was seated instead. We ended up waiting an hour. The manager was apologetic, and said we would have 2 wait staff assigned to get us taken care of right away when we were seated. It still took multiple requests to get kids menus (we had 5 with us!) and multiple more requests to get adult silverware. My glass of wine came on with lipstick on it, and the special order for my 2 year olds niece, who also had a severe wheat allergy, came out with the bun, even though the server promised she'd make sure it was identified as a GF meal without the bun. Again, the manager was very apologetic and brought me a new glass of wine that looked like it had been spit-shined just for me right away. It seemed like the 2 waitresses assigned our table were squabbling and bickering with each other.On the other hand, my steak was perfect and no one had any complaints about the food. My niece didn't feel great that night, but I did just fine. I think that maybe the staff/manager was new or something, but they REALLY need to work on their interpersonal communication. I also found it interesting that even after all the mistakes that were made, our party of 12 still paid full price for everything.
I have had 2 bad experiences at this particular location. First, I ordered a steak with corn on the cob with no breadcrumbs (the one on the menu has breadcrumbs on it) and it comes out covered in breadcrumbs all over the steak. Just recently went this week, I ordered baked potato soup and was instead given French onion (has bread in it). Be careful if you eat here! They do not care! The chef came out to apologize the first time and said “mistakes happen”