The Pig and The Pearl

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Do not come eat here. They said all meats were GF and so I ordered chicken and then they said it was flash fried. Horrible service. Sounds good in theory but not celiac friendly.

Service alone should disqualify this place - our waiter ignored us for most of the meal. The menu items are not marked. Our waiter could t tell me why something was not gluten free ( he mumbled something about cheese) the manager knew more. I didn’t get sick.

Wide variety of choices on both the BBQ side and the seafood side. Kitchen sliced cucmber to eat the smoked fish instead of the lavosh flatbread. Waitress was a little confused having to check with the kitchen on a couple of items but very good experience without any issues (GF sensitive)

Celiac friendly?

No

While the menu says its 90% gluten free, I ordered the Devil eggs which was suggested by the waiter but it came with fried onions that were fried in the shared fryer. Ordered the smoked fish board and told the server not to bring the Lavosh but all the fish came with lavosh touching the food. My husband liked the food but the staff was very indifferent towards my requests and did not understand the seriousness of me being a Celiac.

My boyfriend and I stopped here on a whim for $5 drinks and ended up eating dinner and all. This restaurant just created a whole gluten free menu full of barbeque, seafood, and dinner plates. The servers were so kind and I had the best baby back ribs with choices of 6 different sauces. Most of their menu is gluten free, but they have compiled a separate list to limit confusion. I am celiac and did not have a reaction at all. Definitely a great place for a nice night out with a laid back atmosphere.

Celiac friendly?

Yes