I’ve always had a good experience here! I always order the same thing (gluten free French toast) and have never reacted, even though I am sensitive to cross-contact. The servers have always taken me and my allergy seriously, and they’ve assured me they cook the bread in a separate pan. I prefer the gluten free bread used at other Wild Eggs locations, but it’s still tasty.
I’ve ordered from this restaurant twice now. I am normally a wild eggs fan but this one does not seem to take allergies seriously. The first time I ordered I had ingredients in my omelet that I didn’t order so in fear of safety I didn’t eat it. This time they gave me the regular potato’s, not the gluten free ones so I again didn’t get to eat. Do not go here if you have an allergy
When asked about preparation of the gluten free pancakes I was informed they do not clean the grill first. When I asked if they please could for my celiac daughter, I was told she would check and see. My daughter did not feel well afterwards. I am giving stars because they do have several options. The place has a lot of potential if they cared and made a little effort to educate their team about cross contamination.
Has a designated Gluten Free menu with a good variety of breakfast and brunch options. I ordered the steak and eggs with GF potatoes and GF whole grain toast. My hubby ordered the western omelet, GF potatoes, and GF toast. Everything came out exactly as we ordered. The server was super friendly and helpful.
I came here for a late breakfast. I ordered the gf stuffed French Toast and it was tasty. Know that it isn't as fluffy as the gluten counterpart but still good. I accompanied it with turkey sausage patties and the "chocolate kiss" to drink. It was all good. I plan on returning to try some of the other gluten-free offerings. They do offer a gluten-free menu but there are gf items marked on the main menu. Jessica was my server and she was great!
Visiting from out a of town and picked a random place for breakfast. Their menu lists GF items but they also have a GF menu. However you have to read both menus to order. It’s really annoying.
Server seemed to have some knowledge but wasn’t confident in his answers. I got a breakfast sandwich with GF toast and it wasn’t bad.
There was a separate gluten free menu, it wasn’t extensive but I thought there were good options. The waitress didn’t offer information on their policies for handling gluten free orders but she seemed knowledgeable when answering my questions. I felt safe eating there, and the food was good.