Review of Wicked

Beautiful atmosphere with flatscreens in each booth and that's about it for the highlights. Went with my husband and toddler for dinner on a Monday night and service and food was a disaster! Asked questions about modifications to entrées and was told, "I can check but they don't really like that back there" and never got an answer. After waiting about 20 minutes to even place an order, we had to wait another 40 minutes for a brick oven pizza (apparently 700 degrees) and burger. When our food came it was not correct. My GF bacon cheddar burger didn't have cheddar and under my "oven roasted" sweet potatoes was a french fry (not GF per their menu) Not sure how that's possible if my sweet potatoes were prepared in the oven, I didn't even bother to mention it because no one was interested in trying to make up for our wait or that my burger didn't have cheese. The burger lacked seasoning and flavor, it was mediocre at best. Didn't eat the sweet potatoes because I'm sure I would have gotten sick from the rouge fry. We also ordered a pizza which was pretty good (except we had asked for pineapple on half but it was on the entire pizza). We may have thought it was better had our service experience been a little better. We didn't receive refills on beverages until we were finished eating, yet our empty glasses sat at the edge of the table to be refilled before our meals even came. Anytime we looked around our waitress was no where to be found. No apologies from management for our wait or order being incorrect. The only thing that kept our child from a meltdown was that flatscreen and her cheese pizza, which she really loved. I can't say I can blame the waitress, she seemed embarrassed and from the looks of it her table section was too large to manage. It was obvious that there is a lack of proper management in front and back of house with arrogant line cooks. Won't be back and suggest you avoid. Too early to say if I was cross contaminated but I'm sure I was.

Celiac friendly?

No