Tessa Cole

Google review

We used to like this place, but the service has been going downhill, and today set it over the top. We tried to order food for Mother’s Day for my mom who can’t eat gluten. This place is mentioned on Google for having accommodating foods for gluten free eaters. We ordered food and spent over $150, which they collected when we placed the order. My mom ordered a gluten free pizza to accommodate her dietary needs - which was the whole reason for eating here . When my dad went to pick up the food, they gave us the food without the pizza without mentioning it at all. When my dad left the restaurant, he realized they didn’t give him the pizza. He went back to get the pizza, nbd. When he went back inside to ask, they said that they don’t have gluten free pizzas left. NO ONE CALLED US TO INFORM US. To be so lazy to just ignore the fact that you don’t have someone’s order and then to not inform the people is unbelievable. They just tried to not give us our pizza WITHOUT TELLING US WHEN WE SPENT OVER $150. We literally wouldn’t have gone here if we knew because of my mom’s dietary restrictions as the meal was supposed to be for her. The restaurant was careless, lazy, and sneaky, and we won’t be coming back. What a shame. We’ve never had any issues at the bridgewater location.

Stephanie Rickner Greenberg

Google review

Went with a group to celebrate 3 birthdays. Wonderful service. Very accommodating to two friend with celiac disease, will dine there very soon again

Suzanne Lotowycz

Google review

Excellent gluten free pizza!

Justine Jackson

Google review

My boyfriend and I live in the area at tried this place a while back. I remember it being very good at a plus that they had gluten free options. Every time we want to go somewhere to eat and not spend $$$$ in town or eat steak at Longhorn I think of this place. Tonight I knew we would be nearby at going out so I got it in my head that we were eating here. Couldn't remember why we didn't come back... I was looking forward to a drink with my dinner tonight and noted the bar by the front entrance that didn't seem occupied as if no one comes here to drink. We sit down, my BF says to order him a beer while he uses the restroom. The server comes over, I ask for a drink menu and apologetically explains they do not serve but it's BYOB and some liquor stores nearby. Sure- we are finally seated at a table to eat dinner- let's pack it in and get back in the car so go drive to the liquor store. Not that we couldn't survive without it I'm searching my mind for a reason why there's absolutely no mention anywhere that is BYOB?? Finally we were ready to order some soft drinks and I wanted a GF menu which is advertised on their site (I was purusing their menu online earlier in the day when I decided I'd like to go there for dinner) and it says specifically "ask about our gluten free menu". I order my drink at ask to see the gf menu and again a shrug of regret as the server begins to apologize that they don't have one at the moment, but that most everything can be made GF except they can't do the eggplant gf right now. Am I going to finally pick a meal at you tell me I'm so sorry normally we have that but tonight we're out of that?? It took a really long time for our food to come out. My BF was already tired and wishing he was home already so I was getting antsy watching every time someone popped out from the kitchen to see if they were bringing our food... Worried he'd get impatient and say something about how long it's taking, blah blah. The food came and it was great. I had to wait about 10 minutes after the food arrived to see our server again and wave him down to get his attention and ask for parmesan cheese. I was going to steal the shaker from the adjacent table who had just left but before I could the waitstaff cleared it all away. The food was delicious, I really was enjoying it and wanted to keep going even though I was full but asked for a little box The prices weren't horrible and I'd eat there again but man... Did Covid just break people beyond hope?? How hard is it to 1: clearly advertise you're BYOB 2: offer instead cocktails and non alcoholic stuff atleast 3: get a liquor license?? 4: train your staff to be more attentive and check on your customers a occasionally and be sure tables are properly set. 5: invest in some real Parmesan cheese instead of fake stuff in a shaker that won't come out 6: can you print some gluten free menus or some more obvious indicators of what contains gluten or but?

Kim W.

Google review

We love Blue Fish! A local family favorite and I especially appreciate they accommodate dietary modifications, like gluten free.