Regatta Buffet

Not much offerings for gluten free

Pros: Ate here 7 days in a row and didn’t get sick. Cons: the wait staff doesn’t really know what they’re doing when it comes to allergies. Nothing at the buffet is labeled with allergens. Make sure you ask for the chef. They do have gluten free pancakes and French toast, but they’re not great. The omelet station is entirely gf, so when in doubt, go there

How confident are you that this establishment takes safety precautions against cross-contact?

— Very

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— Separate gluten-free menu

How much of the menu is available gluten-free?

— Not Much

How would you rate the taste and quality of the gluten-free food you tried?

— Good

Was advised by the hostess not to eat here, which was a little disappointing because I had read reviews that the chef was very knowledgeable about celiac! When my husband and I got to the restaurant and told the hostess I had a severe gluten allergy, she just widened her eyes and said “I’d stay away from a buffet then, if I were you...”

This place was a dream!! I told them I was gluten-free & the hostess went back and got the chef. Both times I was there the chef walked me around the entire room at showing me all of the items that I could eat. (It included about 90% of the food- salad bar, smoked meats, lobster, steak, fish, veggies, Bahamian specialties, etc.) The chef also offered to make me almost any gf version of what i saw there (fish, pasta, pizza, etc). I asked for breaded fried fish & he made it special for me! I also asked for pizza the next night & they made me one. Both delicious. They had like 10 flavors of homemade fruit popsicles as well as mini-mousse desserts & ice cream that’s gf. The only downside is the price. ($54 I think, but w taxes it’s about $75 for dinner). It’s well worth the price considering the other restaurants there are very expensive as well and you only get one plate of food for the same price.