Absolutely not celiac safe! Even if you don’t get it toasted, they prepare it in the back using the same board as the gluten breads. So you cannot get a gluten-free sandwich - they won’t put paper down or anything like that. He told me they don’t even have paper that they could put down.
— Not at all
Found this place right next to Gate D6 in LAS. All sandwiches can be made GF upon request but DO NOT get it toasted if you are affected by cross-contamination as it’s a shared panini press. I had the turkey and swiss sandwich. Bread was ok. It is very crumbly.
They also had breakfast sandwiches and smoothies. Happy to have found this.
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent
They have GF bread for their sandwiches, but they told me that they have shared prep area/utensils for everything so CC is highly likely. She said they use same knife for spreading mayo on all sandwiches, so mayo jar is contaminated too. Ugh. They did have pre-packaged GF muffins and kettle chips (certified GF). They sell individually prepared salads and sides of protein (chicken, hard boiled eggs, etc), but their prepackaged stuff made me nervous after learning that they don’t really understand celiac disease and cross contamination consequences :(
— Not at all
— Not Much
Wanted to try their food but was unable to locate. I can confidently say they are not in terminal c. I’m bummed.
Flying out of LAS sounded good. Showed up that it was in C gate. Ended up in D gate. After taking the shuttle to D it was closed at 4pm on a Friday. I just spent $15 on jerky that is borderline but I don’t have anymore time to look for anything else - ugh! Bummer because it sounded good.
Was told to come here for GF options they don’t have much for Celiacs. I got a garden salad with chicken, it was pretty bland, little to no dressing and chicken was dry. I ended up throwing most of it out, but cest la vie I wouldn’t come here. Not worth the 25$
— Not very
— Not Much/None
— Below Average
Took a monorail from another terminal because this place had good reviews. When I got there the food looked good but the man working there said there is cross contamination and if you have Celiac you shouldn’t eat there. Why even offer gluten free????
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
So nice to have some quick grab options. Fruit, GF muffins, GF sandwiches. The sandwich press is not celiac safe, but they will wipe it down for you. It is right by gate D6.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Most of the food is pre-packaged but we were happy with the selection.
Combined salads with the proteins for a nice gluten free meal.
Employees were knowledgeable. Panini press shared with gluten buns
— Very
— Some
— Excellent
Food was great as was service. Friendly and helpful. But was disappointed by the limited GF menu at the airport location. Also, their sandwiches were pressed on the same panini press as the gluten ones, so not celiac safe. I understand that happens, and we had plenty of time to waste on a layover, but I wish I knew that before we went from Terminal B to Terminal D about the menu bc was looking forward to the egg scramble I saw on the menu on the app, so just be aware. Had a smoothie, gf muffin & coffee and all great.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Excellent
Staff is knowledgeable, but unfortunately they use the same panini press for GF and non-GF bread. I got oatmeal (not sure if totally GF oats, but whatever), a smoothie, and a coffee. No issues after.
I also grabbed a Sweet Street brand GF rice krispy snack for the plane ride. Those things are great!
It sucks that this is pretty much the only option in the airport but what can ya do…
— Somewhat
— Not Much
— Good
The breakfast sandwiches would not be safe for celiac because they use the same panini grill. However, they did happily clean it for me before using it. They also had pre-packaged gluten free blueberry muffins and rice krispy treats. They also had packages of cut fruit and hard boiled eggs.
— Some
Not a GF facility but they offer GF bread for any of their sandwiches! I had a egg, bacon, cheese sandwich, it was delicious. Breakfast is also served all day. Service was fast and friendly.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
(I’m allergic to wheat so I can do mostly gluten friendly and not always certified gf) I went on the Find Me GF website and found the options and then typed the best ones into the search bar in the Delta app on the airport map. I went to the one by gate D6. They only had juices, salads and breakfast sandwiches(served all day). But you can order gf bread! I think it was like an extra dollar but it was delicious. I didn’t ask but I’m pretty sure they toasted the sandwich in the same oven they toast regular bread. I had the bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich with hot sauce and ketchup. Delicious!
— Most/All
— Excellent
Flying out of LAS and it looked good / easy. Said it was in C gate, found out that recently closed so I took the tram to D gate where it says there’s another one. Got there 4pm on a Friday and the gate was down / closed. So I just rushed back to my gate and grabbed some borderline jerky for $14 because I don’t have any time left to look for another option.
— Some
Best spinach salad I’ve had in a long, long time! It is very difficult to find GF food in an airport so I was very thankful to find this place. Costs a little less, too!
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
Variety of sandwiches option
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
They have gluten free bread but they prepare the sandwiches where they prep all other food so it is not safe for those with celiacs. Be warned. Of note, we did not find a single place in the airport that served gluten free so we were forced to live off of chips and fruit.
No
Omigosh, gluten free bread for sandwiches in an airport 😍. I also grabbed a gluten free blueberry muffin and a rice crispy treat for my long flight back to DC. Thank you thank you Vegas
Sandwiches are done on shared equipment. There is the option of old gluten free muffins and hard boiled eggs
No
Staff members were very accommodating! I asked for a customized snack box to be made and the staff members answered all of my questions about sandwiches. Do not get a hot sandwich if celiac- they only have one griddle!
I’m amazed that others considered this an option. None of their prepackaged items had ingredients listed and staff did not have access to an ingredients list. In addition, staff did not have knowledge on any of the made to order menu items. I enjoyed the food at their downtown location and was very disappointed with this location.
No
Best kept secret at McCarran Airport in LV! They have gluten-free bread available for their sandwiches made fresh on site. Knowledgable staff! They do warn that they use a common toaster and sandwich menu is not as complete as at an off-airport version of Rachel’s Kitchen but still a broad choice.
Yes
This is a counter service only option. Ample seating in common area within steps. Had a good, fresh spinach bacon salad and really really fresh fruit bowl! Knowledgable staff. So pleased with the food... just wish there was a restaurant with sit down service with the quality of fresh food available here. Good airport option
I requested gluten free cheese sandwich. Normally it was grilled but I asked to have that cold because I cannot eat sandwich which is grilled in the same grill as normal sandwich is grilled. After 30 minutes eating the sandwich I started throwing up badly. I had also fever. Not best way to end nice trip.
No
A safe and accommodating place in a sea of gluten. They will make any sandwiches of the day on gluten free bread if you ask. Don't let them toast it to avoid cross contamination. The sandwich is pretty good too!
Yes
The guy turned the toaster rack over to the clean side ... tasty breakfast sandwich!
They can make sandwichs with GF bread. Do not toast your bread. Smoothies are good too. Only place that you can eat at the airport.
No
Gluten free bread was pretty dry but good sandwich overall. Nice that they have a quick option since GF options usually require a sit down meal. Staff was friendly and helpful!
Bread wasn't great (very dry) but otherwise good. Not many options at airport at all. Gf rice crispy treat was nice.
Located at McCarren Intl Airport in Las Vegas in Terminal 1 / Gate D area
They make gourmet sandwiches and offer gluten free bread.
The toaster is not dedicated, so ask for them to toast it on a clean grill, which they were glad to do. My wife is very sensitive and had no problems at all, They saved the day because the airline didn't offer any gluten free options.
They also have fruit plates and vogurt and gluten free smoothies
Yes