Menu hasn’t changed in years, so your options are the same. However, you have to specify each portion of the meal separately. I ordered the GF pasta with red meat sauce, with salad as my side. She brought out a salad with croutons on top and said mine was in there! I said no, and as I was finishing she brought me an “individual “ salad without croutons and wouldn’t refill it. She also handed me the breadsticks… as if!!!
I was very pleased that my 8 year old nephew could go out and enjoy a meal. He had gluten free penne with marinara and the salad without croutons. He was excited.
Not many choices. No bread. Hate eating here now. Prior to becoming gluten intolerant I loved eating hère.
I love their GF pasta and can be added for any dish! Love the Mascato Chicken
This Olive Garden is NOT safe. I used to work here, the cooks don’t understand what a gluten allergy is, or the extent of it. I have tried many different options and have gotten sick every time. The zuppa toscana? It is right next to the 3 other soups, all of the lids get switched around between the soups, the spoons get switched around, and food falls into the soup all of the time. (Tried to once tell a manager there was a gluten fry in the toscana and I was ignored. It was served to many many people before being discarded and remade.) The only safe food is the salad, IF your server prepares it correctly. The dressing is right next to the croutons, meaning the cross contamination is high. Often crumbs get into the dressing. You have to get “to-go” dressing for it to be safe. NOT CELIAC FRIENDLY
Absolutely the best service for a person with a gluten allergy from the host, server and manager! Their gluten sensitive menu is limited but the excellent service made it worth it. The manager came to talk to me twice to answer any questions and explain menu options. I had the chicken parmigiana which was very good and a large serving. Wish all restaurants trained their staff as well.
I will admit... I was sooo nervous to try this, but this is one of my families favorite places.
When the waiter came to the table I greeted and explained that I have Celiac like I always do and he was so attentive and sweet about it. (Definitely ask for Thomas if you go in)
The manager delivers your food and it always comes out separate from everyone else at the table.
I had all you can eat soup and salad with the Zuppa Tuscana soup. Everything was amazing and I didn't get sick.
I will definitely be going again.
I didn’t have the greatest experience at Olive Garden. A manager came out and told me he would make sure my food was safely made and far away from any gluten. When my meal came out, gluten free noodles were mixed in with my meal. The manager apologized and gave us our meal for free but I was unimpressed with the fact that he promised there would be no cross contamination and there indeed was.
On top of that there are very limited gluten free options and none of them tasted very good or fresh.