Medieval Times
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Very accommodating for GF, make sure to tell your server and they will sub any items for you. Don't miss out on a delicious meal!
I had a great experience & the food was great too! The first thing the server asked - 'does anyone have food allergies?' He told me the 3 items that contained gluten & everything else was gf. He also substituted a different dessert. Everything was tasty.
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This was fun. It was a great time. Food was great. They really knew a lot about the gluten-free. Big warning watch the service where your plates your bowl for your soup is pewter, which is a lot like cast-iron and who knows how other dishwasher gets them clean you can’t get down in the cracksthat are natural in this kind of service where. I requested to have ceramic or paper service plates and the waiter gladly went and got me some plastic and some ceramic dishes to be served on don’t be afraid to ask for extras.
I could eat everything except the roll with the soup and the desert cream puff. I didn’t like the tomato soup appetizer, but the chicken, potatoes and corn for dinner was amazing! They did all have the same seasoning on them but it’s a pretty generic flavor. And the show was better than I expected
I'm always down for dinner and a show, especially when the options are already gluten-free!
My husband told me he noticed there was a sale this past weekend for Medieval Times in Scottsdale, Arizona. He had been to the location in Texas more than 15 years ago while I had never been.
Not only did we have so much fun watching the horses dance and the falcon fly around the arena, we had a blast cheering for the blue knight from our seats a couple rows under the AV booth and directly across from the King & Queen, but everything but the bread and dessert is already gluten-free!
Our server Mando was fantastic! My husband was given my bread while we each we given a half chicken, corn on the cob, a spiced potato and I had the gluten-free Italian ice while he had an eclair. Coffee, teas and sodas were included. I had a coffee and an unsweetened ice tea.
We also purchased a bottle of sangria that came with 2 souvenir hurricane glasses for $38 and I got a light up souvenir castle cup with a slushy for about $16.
As a Celiac, this was the least stressful gluten-free meal I've had at a restaurant in a long time! I highly suggest it.
Visited: December 2024
Staff were knowledgeable about gf. They swap out the garlic bread for veggies and humus and lemon ice instead of the dessert option. The food wasn’t spectacular, but it did the job. The show was corny but cute. Nice to be able to experience a dinner show with the family even being gf!
The food was good, but I had to watch for cross contamination. The waitress brought one item at a time on a large tray (soup, bread, chicken, corn, potatoes). She would put the food on our plate with her tongs and go back to the tray to get more and so on. When she put the main dish on my plate, she had just served the person next to me who had eaten bread. I mentioned to her that it was now contaminated since her tongs had touched the plate and the bread seeds on it and that there were risks for me. She went to get my meal directly from the kitchen to avoid this contamination. The food was very good. I had a lemon sorbet for dessert since I couldn't eat the one on the menu.
