Staff member was well versed on allergy protocols and they make the allergy sandwiches on a separate clean counter. GF bread resembled a large sourdough-style that almost looked too good to be true (but then it fell apart, but that is expected). All sandwiches can be made GF
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Excellent
An older review mentioned the large GF bun, sadly they recently changed again to a traditional sliced gf bread. Daughter loved the bun, bread no so much. It is one she's willing to eat though, but sometimes they are out and she ends up just getting the meat.
There may be many more options, but because also dairy free, daughter typically just gets turkey with gf bread (and hopes the roll comes back). They have dairy free cheese (noted on menu) but daughter doesn't want that brand of df cheese on a sandwhich.
Staff seemed knowledgeable and said that it would be prepared in a dedicated space. Because they are typically busy and you order at a counter we haven't explored other options. Always highlight that it needs to be GF/DF.
The chips they sell (bagged) have many gf options.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Average
They have recently upgraded their gluten free bread option to a large bun that is much tastier and doesn’t fall apart as easily. This isn’t a cheap sandwich place, but I always feel safe eating here and the quality is always great!
Yes
Yes
Like any other sandwich place with gluten free options. If a sandwich on a French roll cost $10. You will pay $12 to have that same sandwich on udis bread. Much smaller and you don't even get the amount of meat that would of been on the sub. So, less bread, less meat = more money?!? Udis is the worst bread, why am I paying extra to get less because I have a food allergy, gluten is the only allergy they do this to.
Good sandwiches, celiac friendly. Everything gf is prepared separately and the menu is marked. I had no issues and did not get sick.
Yes
We have celiac's disease and have been eating here for almost a year quite regularly. We can have most of what is on the menu, including great dessert options and weekly specials, and have never gotten sick. I highly recommend this wonderful restaurant chain. Their food is usually locally sourced and everything is so good.
Yes
Such helpful staff and SO many options!! Anything GF is prepared in a whole separate location!! And the GF bread wasn't tiny or crumbley. I built my own sandwich and didn't hold back and it was AMAZING!!
Yes
Great food! Went for lunch and everything was great right down to the gf house sauce!!! Great gf bread, dessert, beer, and wine. Also a market there as well!! Designated prep area.
Yes
Had a great experience. Ordered on the app, had the Cobb salad and took off what wasn’t GF. Had the Brunswick stew, which was delicious! Did not feel sick afterwards!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
I’ve gotten gluten free sandwiches a few times and they’re really good. I’m celiac and never reacted.
Just had a GF sandwich at TASTE in Town Center yesterday and it was AMAZING. I need to figure out where they source their bread or if they make it in house. It was an actual sandwich size, like a beautiful rustic round loaf size, and it was so soft and actually held together. I was shocked that it was GF but I know for a fact it was because when the worker handed me my sandwich he said it was and the sandwich was marked GF on the order sticker.
If you aren't in the mood for a sandwich they also offer salads but I haven't tried those yet!
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Limited options but those that are offered are great! Particularly like the Caesar salad (modified to be GF — no croutons with a side of GF bread). Managers are knowledgeable of celiac. Hit or miss with those working at registers. Ask for a manger when in doubt! They do have a separate prep area, FYI.
— Very
— Some
— Excellent
Taste has a great seasonally rotating Farmstand salad that you can add protein to if you’d like. The best thing on the menu for someone gluten-free is also seasonal… February to March they have a Ruben that is incredible! Because it’s warm with thousand island dressing and sauerkraut and melted cheese it softens the otherwise dry and crumbly gluten-free bread and makes it so delicious! Throughout the rest of the year you can get any other sandwich on gluten-free bread, but beware, it is dry and crumbly and falls apart before you can finish it. Sometimes though, you just want a sandwich so it will do!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good