Uccello’s has a very large gluten free menu, and is very good at catering to someone with celiac disease. They have great food, great service, and a great atmosphere for either dining in their dining room or in the bar to watch sporting events. Great place!
I’m currently eating my leftovers from yesterday while writing this review.
We wanted to try this place because we heard they have gluten free options that my spouse is limited to. I had the vegetable delight, my spouse had the gluten free sweet and sour chicken, and I had an egg drop soup. The soup was so good we ordered one to go (it’s also gluten free), the gluten free sweet and sour chicken had fresh ingredients, you could feel the bite of the fresh onion and ginger. The vegetable delight had all fresh tasting ingredients, broccoli, peas, water chestnuts, etc.
The staff are friendly and the restaurant is clean! We will definitely be coming back!
SO GOOD. This spot is a great if you’re looking for classic diner vibes with really good food. The waitresses are friendly, fast, and to the point. It’s got that cozy, no-frills charm that makes you feel right at home.
We got a mix of coffees, apple juice, the garden omelette with egg whites, eggs and toast, and the supreme omelette—which definitely lived up to the name. Huge portions, lots of flavor, and they were super accommodating of my food allergies. Big plus: they offer a wide selection of breads, including gluten-free options, and hella hot sauce options.
Breakfast and lunch are served all day, which is a win, and even when it’s busy, they move quickly and efficiently to get you seated.
My wife and I just ate here today. Our first impression upon entering was that the vibe felt pretty cool and relaxed. The entrance appears wheelchair accessible.
Seating:
Seating was comfortable with some partial booth-like seating. Most of the seating is uncushioned wooden seats. It's mostly furnished with high tops with some wooden picnic benches. I think the wooden seating would be uncomfortable for longer conversions with friends.
Bathroom:
The men's bathroom was clean, dry, and appeared to be wheelchair accessible. It is a multi-customer restroom.
Food taste and quality:
I had a wet burrito, beef. The tortillas was undercooked, but the meat was not. It had an odd flavor to it that did not ring of Mexican food, which was what we were expecting.
My wife liked their shrimp taco. In my opinion it had a very good taste.
My wife is gluten sensitive, and in fact, she got sick within ten minutes of eating her fish taco. We were still in the restaurant when she got sick.
PROS:
Ambiance, friendliness, cleanliness, done good flavor.
CONS:
Big miss on Mexican flavors. Lack of proper attention. Illness.
Four of us went to OG on Saturday Feb 8th. One asked about gluten free menu item and ordered gluten free rotini. I ordered rigatoni with meat sauce and sausages. Everyone else got what they ordered.
I didn't. I received rotini, instead of rigatoni, not a big deal except it was gluten free rotini. There is a BIG difference in texture. I wish I had returned the meal. Server didn't seem familiar with the menu or details about it. Next time, it will be just tiramisu and coffee for me.
Whether we dine in or order take out, their food is great quality! Their salads are large in portion with fresh ingredients, their burgers taste homemade, their beer selection is nice, the staff are friendly, and the gluten free chicken strips are very tasty.
Amazing food, amazing service, and great knowledge of allergens, we have eaten there multiple times and have never gotten sick.
Lots of gluten free options and modifications available. They even sent us home with a menu with notes on how to make various dishes gluten free.
Accommodating Gluten-Free