Mama's Deli & Catering

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Celiac friendly?

Yes

When I inquired whether soup and a sandwich would be safe for someone with Celiac, the staff responded with attitude "we do not have a separate kitchen, we can't guarantee anything will be gluten free" then proceeded to talk to other customers before I could ask any more questions. I chose to go somewhere else.

Celiac friendly?

No

Great sandwich and salad. Many sides and soups are also GF. I'm a celiac and this was a safe meal for me. Glad to have a deli that I can get a good sandwich at!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Favorite place to grab a gluten free sandwich. Super service and great variety!

Super good and service

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The food was average at best. The server seemed annoyed that we came in 20 minutes before they closed. They were not very friendly overall. I told them I had celiac disease and they offered to wipe the grill. I told them to skip it as it would still be contaminated. Their selection of soups is likely the safer bet.

Wonderful, safe food!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Went in, grabbed a to go sandwich with gfree bread. Food was great and I didn't get sick! 👍🏻

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have eaten here twice and haven't had any reaction. So many gluten free sandwich options and gf soup as well!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

A nice selection of sandwiches and sides that are GF. I had the Cajun Chicken sandwich with good GF bread and the quinoa salad on the side for $7.95. It was very tasty and had fresh ingredients.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

So, so good! Loved the gluten free bread option for (almost) all sandwiches!

good GF bread for sandwiches, somewhat airy/light. would agree with other reviews. kid friendly, too. reasonable price, considering next to U of I campus.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great bread! Large selection of food, including soup!

Best gluten free bread I've had in a long time. Had a turkey sandwich with broccoli cheese soup. and they had gluten free brownies!

Really great option for a sandwich and side while downtown. Every sandwich except the meatball can be made on Gluten Free bread. Takes only a few minutes to make and the bread seems like it's grilled on a flat top with butter so it actually tastes decent as far as GF breads go. They have a lot of sides that are gf as well, including soups. Tasted good overall, cost was maybe a little high at about $8 for a Turkey sandwich and bowl of soup, but what you can't really expect much cheaper for gf sandwiches.