Olive Garden

Celiac friendly?

No

Not Celiac friendly. They boil the gf noodles in the same water as the regular noodles. The staff is not well versed regarding allergies.

They have gluten free pasta options, although limited.

Celiac friendly?

No

I was so excited to hear they had GF! Got there to find their only real options are slim to none, so I opted for spaghetti with meat sauce.Our waiter was not well educated on GF at all, they told me the meat sauce wasn't GF, at which point I noted it was on their GF menu. After confirming, they advised it was, and came out and said they didn't have enough GF noodles for an entire meal, and offered a "smaller than dinner size" portion. If my family wasn't excited about their choices I would've got up and left. I got a child size portion (if that) of pasta, and was hungry when I got home. Won't go back.

Celiac friendly?

No

We have tried eating here sporadically over the years. Too many times, we have found gluten noodles in the gf rotini pasta. We think it’s coming from the sauces. No more Olive Garden for us.

Celiac friendly?

No

Garbage food. Not gluten free, not fresh and not worth a dollar

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff was very knowledgeable and made sure to keep my food separate. Good portions and didn’t get sick! Their menu says “gluten sensitive” bc they have a kitchen full of gluten, but this staff did their best to keep my food separate.

Celiac friendly?

No

DO NOT EAT HERE Untrained staff, got served soup with wheat after waiter recommended the soup for GF. My pasta had a few regular noodles in with the gf noodles. Then was charged for the dish after sending it back because I obviously wasn’t gonna eat it

Celiac friendly?

No

They have a gluten sensitive menu and were able to make accommodations but I received my refill salad and it had a crouton so I immediately stopped eating. Cross contamination is a big risk.

Celiac friendly?

No

Went with two individuals with Celiacs. We asked the staff which items could be made gluten free, to which they stated any item. Both “gluten free” dishes made them incredibly sick. Apparently they put bread crumbs in the dish. Would not recommend for gluten free dining.

My husband received a gift card to olive garden and I was nervous about it. I was able to eat salad without croutons and their zuppa toscana soup which is gf and tastes amazing. It is like a potato soup with sausage in it. I'm very sensitive to even the slightest bit of cross contamination with severe reactions and I had no issues at all. We will definitely go again as it is so hard to find safe places to eat. I won't risk their gf pastas though. I've heard they use the same water for both regular and gf pastas. Don't know if that's a fact but I'm not willing to chance it. The zuppa toscana soup and salad was amazing and I was safe with no adverse reactions.

Celiac friendly?

No

Sad to say I enjoyed eating here because of the convenience of the gluten-free menu, however the last time I ate here I found regular noodles mixed in with my gluten-free noodles. This was despite me questioning before ordering whether the gluten free pasta was cooked in separate water. It clearly wasn't but they told me it was. What a shame would love this to be a safe and convenient option for celiacs but sadly this problem changed my mind and their response to it proved that they didn't really understand the issue fully.

Celiac friendly?

No

I came to this Olive Garden and asked for a gluten free menu. They had a nice menu with a decent number of options. When I ordered the steak and Alfredo off the GF menu I was given regular Alfredo linguine and was told the pasta was made from whole wheat. This location has absolutely zero clue what they are doing when it comes to gluten sensitivity.

Celiac friendly?

No

Ordered gluten free pasta and when it came out was not gluten free, had regular pasta mixed in very apparently, so most likely boiled in the same water. I'm celiac and was illl for days! Would not recommend.

My boyfriend has celiac and he ordered gluten free rotini pasta (the only kind of gluten free noodle they have) only to have his plate come out with a fettuccine noodle from his daughters plate laying right in the middle of his noodles. Needless to say he was soon sick from it.

Celiac friendly?

No

They don’t care about cross contamination. I was severely glutened, and won’t be returning. It’s sad because the GF pasta itself was fantastic. Just not safe for Celiacs.

Celiac friendly?

No

Daughter has celiac and we heard Olive Garden has a gluten free menu come to find out the salad that’s on the menu all the do is pick out the gluten.

Waitress was clueless. Should have asked for the manager, but ordered something safe (salmon), so didn't think it was necessary. I got VERY sick - seemed different than the usual gluten exposure though... Maybe food poisoning?

While I was impressed that this restaurant had a whole gluten free menu the one item they are lacking is a bread option. Their bread sticks are what Olive Garden is known for they should look into making a gluten free option

We tried this again for the first time in several years and my son loves it and didn't get sick. He's not been tested for celiac but is very sensitive to gluten. He had salad, buttered rotini noodles and steamed broccoli. So far we've successfully been to the Coin Rapids and the Maple Grove locations. His only complaint is that options are somewhat limited and there is no bread option.

Celiac friendly?

No

I ordered the gluten free pasta and knew within minutes that I was glutened. I later found out they boil the pasta in the same water.

Celiac friendly?

No

They list Gluten Sensitive on the menu, so be very careful if you have Celiac. My daughter and I ate there and were so sick after eating. The food was very good and the manager assured us our food was GF, it was very apparent that something was not GF.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The server was amazing and ensured that my meal was totally safe.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I can only get like two things on the menu but it’s always safe and delicious.

Celiac friendly?

No

Waitresses was attentive. I Asked for glutin free rotini pasta and it came mixed with wheat pasta shells. Manager apologized with assurances that he’d speak to chief.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff was very knowledgeable and assured me that precautions would be taken to prevent cross-contamination. They have separate pasta water and a great GF soup starter. They were very busy but managed to keep my meal safe!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This Olive Garden has a gf menu. Not a lot of options but enough. The server was knowledgeable and said the kitchen would clean the cooking space and use fresh utensils. Food was delicious. I would eat here again.

Celiac friendly?

No

This restaurant has one of the most limited GF selections, and their pasta tastes terrible. I’d rather go to Biaggi’s, which has an amazing and tasty GF menu. If I could give 0 stars, I would!

Celiac friendly?

No

The gluten free pasta at this Olive Garden is heated up in the same water as the regular pasta with gluten in it. I happened to ask of they use the same stirring utensil for the gluten free pasta as the regular pasta. That's when I was informed about how it it prepared. If you have celiac disease, I suggest not eating the pasta and asking how your food is prepared.

The staff was AMAZING and so thoughtful with helping me navigate their menu. Their gluten free pasta is delicious, and they will have a salad made to where you can eat it as well!

Celiac friendly?

No

I ordered all of the gf options Andy stomach was a mess on the way home. They were not very knowledgeable about the sauces as well.

Celiac friendly?

No

They offer gluten free items but the facility is not considered gluten free. Ask for a gluten free menu and they take the crutons off of the salad.

Celiac friendly?

No

My pasta tested positive for gluten on my Nima sensor. Dish was removed from check. Staff was very understanding but not very knowledgeable.

Celiac friendly?

No

Nope! Don’t be fooled by the GF offerings on the menu. The staff is not trained. You will get sick. Just keep driving. You are not that hungry.

They have a limited Gluten Free menu.

Celiac friendly?

No

Boo! Stay away! We ordered gf pasta and it came out late. My son was about to eat it when we noticed it looked just like everyone else’s pasta. The waiter had brought out regular pasta instead accidentally. Luckily we caught it before he ate it. They brought out his pasta about 10 min later and it was still slightly hard and not cooked all the way. Yuck! Spending $15 on a pasta dish is bad enough, but having it be inedible was even worse!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Managers and waiter seemed well versed in keeping the meal safe from contamination

Celiac friendly?

No

Food kind of sucks in general but the gf options are minimal and I’ve gotten sick. So no thank you...

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We had a great experience here for my celiac daughter. Waitress was awesome and very knowledgeable! She let us know that the gf rotini is not even cooked in the kitchen. It comes pre packaged and they simply heat it up in the microwave. My daughter also had the gf soup and loved it! Our waitress told us that when someone has an allergy it shows up as bright red on the order screen. And she went the extra mile to alert everyone in the kitchen that our daughter had celiac.

Celiac friendly?

No

Apparently olive gardens have not been as strict as they used to be. Changed their labeling and when even asked about the changing of gloves and water they said the water gets reused not safe

Celiac friendly?

No

They have like 1 Gf option and I got sick. Don’t recommend.

Celiac friendly?

No

Found regular pasta in my gluten free pasta after I explained my severe gluten allergy to the waitress. (Asked for clean workspace, new utensils, glove change etc.) was told they probably reused boiling pasta water. NOT celiac safe.

Celiac friendly?

No

I ordered the gluten free pasta but while I was eating I found pieces of angel hair pasta all within my food. Haven’t had this problem at other locations but this location is not safe.

Celiac friendly?

No

All Olive Gardens do not take precautions against cross contamination.

Celiac friendly?

No

Even when they brought out the pasta I asked if it was the gluten free pasta and the waitress assured me it was and after one bite I knew it wasn’t and I was sick for a week!

Celiac friendly?

No

We went to a different Olive Garden, but my experience was the same as others posted. One GF pasta available. The waiter was very kind but didn't know which sauces were safe. I was extremely sick after eating there. Salads have croutons on them but they did bring me one with out. Not GF friendly.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They do offer a GF pasta and sauce. Ask for the salad without croutons.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I just ate here last weekend and honestly it was amazing. The salad, pasta and grilled chicken all were so well prepared I was sure I was getting glutened, but never got sick! The staff was extremely accommodating and made sure everything was switched out before serving me. I highly recommend coming here to have a meal. Totally felt normal and not like a burden.

Celiac friendly?

No

I would give this zero stars if i could, but i have to settle with one. if you are wanting to get sick, go here, because nothing is safe for anyone with celiac. there is gluten everywhere and i got extremely sick.

Celiac friendly?

No

The chain is celiac aware and the tabletop menu app has a list of allergins, however the employees themselves are not being properly trained at this location. Be your own advocate, if you are new to being gluten free, do not take risks, and any place not dedicated to being gluten free is a risk. The server assured me that he would communicate my celiac status to the kitchen, if he did, they did not comply.

Celiac friendly?

No

My gf pasta was not gf. It was mediocre at best and I got sick immediately after I got home.

Celiac friendly?

No

I was assured my management prior to my experience that I would be safe, and the food was cooked in a dedicated area. I was 5-6 bites in until I realized it was REGULAR pasta and FRIED chicken. The waitress offered to call an ambulance after realizing I told her I had an allergy... I was atleast given a refund for my meal.

Celiac friendly?

No

So much cross contamination here.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We use the curbside. They've been great @ keeping my food separate from my family's food. Very good too. Could put more sauce on it, a little skimpy, nothing that can't be taken care of by requesting more. Thank you