I was very happy to be able to attend my brother’s birthday party at Medieval Times last evening. The gluten and dairy free food items were good. Tomato soup, celery/carrots with hummus to replace garlic bread. Then the same meal as everyone else, just served first in its own plate. Dessert was Italian ice.
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
They were very knowledgeable on allergies. They didn’t have alternative options for an appetizer which was garlic bread but the rest of the meal was all gluten free. The dessert option was a doughnut but they offered either fresh fruit or Italian ice for a gluten free substitute.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Excellent
I went fully not expecting to eat. My husband mentioned that I had celiac and the waitstaff jumped into action! They brought things for me that were all gluten free and even brought it out separately from the other food as to not cross contaminate. I never got sick! I was pleasantly surprised!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Surprisingly, these folks take GF seriously. First, they asked if we had any food allergies. For everything my husband was served there was a substitute for me. He got bread. I got fresh vegetable with dip. The main course was the same, but I was served first to limit possible cross contamination. My dessert was fresh fruit, and his was an eclair. I was thrilled. I love fruits and veggies and hate GF breads and pastries. They did a great job, and it was a fun night.
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent
Let me just say this is was the first time I felt safe in a long time! I had no worries of cross contamination! The serve had knowledge of Gluten Free, and everything was brought out separately! I can’t thank them enough!
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Very nice experience! At the beginning the server asks for any allergies. Instead of soup and garlic bread, I was served carrots and celery. For the main, I was able to eat the same food (chicken, potato, corn) as everyone else but my meal was brought out separately. For desert, I was able to have the ice cream that they served.
Staff was knowledgeable and attentive to my needs. When serving they remembered I was GF and made sure I received the correct meal. I had no problem with the food and was happy to enjoy the show like the rest of the group.
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Good
Everyone at the tournament receives the same meal, there's no menu but you request a gf meal from your server. When you do, they remove the standard place setting. Gluten free meal arrived separately, wrapped to prevent cross contamination and in totally distinct dishes so they couldn't be mistaken. Clean up also handled gluten free dishes separately which was impressive. Same entree, potato and vegetable as other dinners but toast and soup were replaced by veggies and hummus. Separate dessert options were also available. Favorably impressed!
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Good
The only thing my daughter couldn't eat was the garlic bread so we just said no thanks to that when it came around. But the chicken, potato, soup, corn and ice cream were all gluten free with no modifications needed.
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
The wait staff asks if you have allergies. Everything but the garlic bread is gf naturally. I was given carrots & celery with hummus instead of bread. I had the soup, chicken, potatoes, corn, and ice cream and had no reaction. Very happy.
Yes
Our “man wench” was extremely friendly and asked if we had any allergies. We were told all the food was GF except the garlic bread and were given hummus and veggies as a substitute. We were very impressed and had a blast!
Yes
Good meal with gf substitutions. Seemed safe and no repercussions.
Nothing vegetarian here for anybody vegetarian or vegan and if you're gluten-free and vegetarian vegan forget it medieval times is not for you
Was asked by our server if any one in our group had food allergies, which was awesome. He told me upfront what I could have, what items I eould not have, and the subs they would provide.
Gluten free dinner plate available.
I emailed Medieval Times before the show and they assured me they could accommodate Celiac. Before the show, our waitress asked about allergies and I told her I had Celiac and could not have cross contamination. The waitress then put garlic bread on my plate and was confused why she couldn’t just take the bread off my plate and I could reuse it. She brought out veggies and hummus for me as a sub for garlic bread, but on the same tray as the garlic bread, dropped the veggies on the bread and then picked up and out them on my plate. Definitely cross contaminated!
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor
Awesome experience. They have a little hard you hand your server so they are aware you need a GF meal. Not sure about cross contamination. Had a special GF treat as well.
— Somewhat
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Carte d'allergies dès l'arrivée, menu adapté. Je recommande.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Good
If you come here, I'll assume you know what you're getting into... it's a massive stage where actors do various tricks while riding horses like jousting and throwing spears. It's an interesting experience but I don't think I'd come back, felt the show got stale pretty quickly.
The majority of the food is gluten free, tell your server you can't eat gluten and they'll make sure yours is safe to eat. But you get literally choice in what you eat outside of dietary restrictions. And, eat without utensils since forks apparently didn't exist back then. The food tastes adequate with OK portions but you shouldn't come here if you're really hungry. But, I felt fine after the meal.
Whether you enjoy this comes down to how much you enjoy the show. Don't expect a gourmet meal, but rather one that does the job while you're entertained.
— Somewhat
— Not Much/None
— Below Average