Review of Wild

Went here for dinner with my boyfriend. We got pizza and ravioli, which were both delicious and tested gluten free on my Nima sensor. However, we ordered takeout the next day and issues came up. They threw out our order without calling because we were 15 minutes late. Granted, it was the very end of the day and the manager offered to remake it. The service was great in that sense, but when we got home I tested my pesto pasta with the Nima sensor and it read "gluten found". Based on the texture of the noodles, the pasta was def gluten free but something must have been cross contaminated or some other ingredient isn't gf. We also ordered dessert and my brownie also registered "gluten found." Full transparency, the pizza we ordered tested fine both times. I emailed them since it seems like a lot of celiacs dine here. Their response was not that polite, and someone did reply with both owners and their legal counsel copied. Deciding to CC the attorney was weirdly threatening. They said what happened is impossible and my sensor must be broken or misread the food. They also told me to contact their dessert vendor about the brownie. Just for the record, the sensor I'm using is brand new, allegedly 99.5% accurate, and I've used it successfully at other places. They did not indicate that they would check out the situation on site, so I'll probably not come back here.I found out later that they do pizza dough making classes on site with wheat flour.

The owner of wild is the same person who owns Thinx . Panties. Thought that was interesting since they're being sued now in 2022 for putting harmful chemicals into the underwear they didn't seem to care about quality controlling the food at their restaurant either.

Is ALL the food in this establishment gluten-free?

— Yes, the establishment is dedicated gluten-free