So, it’s a beautiful spot. With a beautiful menu. And lovely people. And man I’m grateful for the option of a gf sandwich. But wow this is terrible bread. It’s bread. But that’s as much as you can hope for.
— Very
— Some
— Below Average
Ordered the GF avocado toast and it was delicious! Asked if they have superset GF toasters and they said they toast their bread on the grill which is a GF space.
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Excellent
Delicious food. Yummy coffee drinks. Awesome atmosphere. There is GF bread; important: if you are celiac, ask that bread be sliced with a clean knife rather than the kitchen slicer, which also slices gluten bread.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
I adore Atwaters! Food is delicious, and I've never had an issue with getting sick. They will change gloves and avoid cross contamination if you specify that you have an allergy, and they have a separate toasting method if you ask.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
I have eaten here twice with no issues, but I have to specify with the staff that I have a gluten allergy and I ensure that they do not heat up my sandwich and that they use clean utensils / prep area. So far loving the sandwiches on their homemade GF bread!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
The restaurant is inclusive about dietary restrictions. The staff was knowledgeable about gluten free options and even asked me about milk preferences.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
The staff is wonderful, I eat here multiple times per week and have never had any issues. I have a very sensitive reaction so I really appreciate their care!
Never had any problems! Staff was knowledgeable. GF bread available and was pretty good. Great for a quicker delicious meal
Yes
Not Celiac safe folks!
Their “GF” is all done in shared space so complete cross contamination.
I am truly disappointed!!!!
Come on Atwater’s, you can do better!!!
No
Sure they make their own GF bread but they don't mark anything on the menu as gluten free. The waitress cheerfully told me everything was GF if we just substituted the bread. So, I sent her back to the kitchen to find out about the binder for the bean burger - gluten of course. They cook everything on the same grill. Don't be fooled. We walked out and bought a safe if boring lunch at the Trader Joe's next door.
No
It was nice to have gluten free options and to have gf bread but their grilled cheese didn't have much flavor. If it wasn't for the bacon it wouldn't have any. Very pricy for a grilled cheese without flavor. I will try ordering something different next time.
Ordered GF for first time here. Had avocado toast on very yummy GF bread, which was homemade onsite. I was pleasantly surprised!
Yes
Excellent option for GF breakfast, though choices are limited. However the Atwaters on Falls road also has GF french toast! Service is great and seem to be allergy educated.
No
I was somewhat dissapointed. They get kudos for making their own GF bread. It has a nice atmosphere. The service was quick and friendly. The problem was with the food and the way it was served. I had the brisket sandwich. The meat was tough and stringy. Also, it was piled in a big clump in the middle of the bread, with just about nothing around the edges. When I tried to take a bite, all of the meat wanted to come out at once, and when the bread tried to bend around the clump in the middle, the bread crumbled apart, leaving me with a messy unformed handful. The taste was OK, but it was not much fun to eat. Maybe choosing something else would have led to a better result.
Yes
My #1 favorite spot for gluten-free bread. They make their own and they sell the loaves. I always order breakfast with gluten-free toast or a grilled cheese. It is amazing!
Atwater’s makes their own gluten free bread and it’s tasty!
Atwater's was a go-to restaurant for me pre-diagnosis, so after a few years away when I heard they had a gf bread available, I wanted to give them a try. I have had success eating here if I am very clear as I order that I have a severe gluten allergy, and ask that they use a clean knife and lay down paper to cut the gf bread. There are more gf options than before, and the menu is better labeled. I think they're working on bringing their restaurants up to speed, but I would say to be explicitly clear about making sure you stay safe if you choose to eat here.
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