Clearly labeled what is GF and what is GS (shared fryer). The food just wasn't all that good nor were the ciders. We had the boil and GS chicken strips. The red sangria is worth a try.
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Below Average
I will preface by saying I did not eat anything here. I tried two different kinds of cider (key lime and coconut) both of which were amazing and did not make me sick! There were several other options (ciders and sangrias) listed as gf. I wish I could have tried those too. I noticed they had gf items on the menu but it sounds like they haven’t done the best job with food options reading other reviews here. But if you want somewhere to enjoy a lovely and unique gf cider, this is a great spot.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
Most things are cooked in shared fryer, but listed as gf. I got the classic “our chef is celiac and he eats out of this shared fryer response. I had a grilled jerk chicken breast with rice & beans and it tasted like someone just microwaved it. Wouldn’t go back
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor
Fantastic place! Everything clearly labeled GF including a list of gf drinks (they brew their own ciders and mead). GF tater tots were a huge hit! Food is great!
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
I say the hummus had a GF option if you got corn tortilla chips, I asked if they were the same as the “house made” tortilla chips bc I know they don’t have a dedicated fryer. She said yes they were and all of the tortilla chips are made in a shared fryer. I told her that would mean they’re not gluten free and she told me the chef has celiac and eats tater tots out of that fryer all the time and it’s fine. I decided not to order after that lol
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Poor
I was ordering as someone with celiac and they have no gf fryer or anything that’s dedicated. They advertised gf when there’s not one thing we could eat.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
Had a great meal the falafel sandwich on a gluten free bun it was so yummy! Had a watermelon sangria and a seltzer and it was all soo good
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
This is my family’s second time eating here, we had the same server (EMMA) and she’s amazing! She’s super sweet and helpful when it comes to finding GF options. Everything on the menu is labeled with a GF so it is very easy to find a meal. The totchos and fish tacos are amazing!
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
If you are celiac be careful eating here! We just stopped in for a snack, but I would not choose to eat here for a full meal. My waitress told us that the tater tots are not fried separate but “they’re okay because it’s so hot it burns the gluten off” which cannot happen. I went with a hamburger with no bun and no side and I didn’t get sick.
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Good
We were told the gluten free boneless wings were safe, the fries are from a shared fryer, so not safe. We got very sick shortly after eating there.
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Average
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
Update: spent the entire day following my meal in the bathroom. Not saying it’s gluten, maybe saying undercooked chicken wings and certainly undercooked meat, maybe poor handling too... Started off with the waitress not writing down the order which I knew would not end well for me. Order was... as expected, both wrong and incomplete. Menu was a weird and confusing hunting game of items randomly labeled GF, gluten free, no indicator of gluten and outright “not gluten free”. (ie boneless wings not GF followed by GF boneless wings $11. Which is it???) Burger ordered as cooked medium was served bloody dripping raw in the middle with the thinnest crust of burnt on the outside. They use Udi’s GF buns on burgers which as y’all know... aren’t great for soaking up blood and holding out. Wings served at room temperature with a gross sticky sauce. Completely inedible and a terrible waste of time as I left hungry (and sooo sick all day the following day).
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Poor
This is a family pool and game place. Kids running and screaming. Food is mediocre at best. Portions are small. Service is poor. We waited 15 minutes for a waiter. We think our meal was gluten free, not sure. My husbands grouper was about 4 ounces for $21.
They don’t have a dedicated fryer so that really cut the options. She had rice and beans and did not get sick.
Fish tacos were good. Giving 4 stars for having several GF options that are made in shared fryer which slimmed down my options.
This place was amazing. The current chef was gluten intolerant so he knew exactly what was available. Including cider and Mead.
They currently have a falafel special that will be going on the main menu, according to chef Tyson. I did need to specifically request that they bake and not fry the falafel to avoid cross-contamination, but they were more than willing. Accommodates both gf and vegan, but not if you are both. Their cider!!! My aunt said she will never forget my smile when they put down the flight of ciders and sangrias in front of me. Oh and how much fun to be able to play cornhole inside!!!
Yes
Had wings. Server was very knowledgeable on gluten free. Menu clearly marked what items could be made gluten free.
Yes
I wanted to love this place. Cool atmosphere, nice people, awesome looking options...
Unfortunately, it's not for people who NEED to eat gluten free. Many of their items have cross contamination issues and the items I was assured were "safe" made me horribly sick. I will not be returning and I urge anyone with celiac disease to stay away if they want to keep their digestive system intact.
No
Haven't eaten here yet but saw that they offered GF.