Melissa Gromm

Google review

Great gluten free options

Lindsay Tito

Google review

Stopped by while waiting for the car to charge. I tried the California chicken sandwich with a gluten-free bun. Very yummy! The hubby tried the Nashville chicken sandwich, which he really liked. Cool place with free video games. Next time we are in the area, we'll definitely visit again!

M P

Google review

My gluten free crepe tasted like an omelette. It was bitter and smelled like eggs. I barely had any Nutella or fruits. I spit it out my first bite. I gave it 2 stars because the hostess was nice and offered me a refund she also gave me more Nutella when I mentioned there was barely any. She also mentioned they have new chefs so that could be the issue not sure.

bonnie alexander

Google review

Classic In-N-Out! Very awesome hamburger and fresh fries. Simple menu and cheap prices. You can get your burger Gluten Free, they wrap it in lettuce rather than a bun. Meal for two including two burgers, two fries, and a drink was about $12.

Crescentia Thomas

Google review

Food: I am unable to eat wheat and usually do not have an option when eating pizza at smaller restaurants. So, when I learned that The Well had a gluten-free option for the crust (cauliflower), I had to try it out. I ordered the chipotle chicken pizza and it was the best gluten-free crust I have eaten. The crust was not dry, brittle, or rigid like many of the other cauliflower crusts I have eaten. I was able to fold it like a "New York-style" slice of pie and it did not break in half. The toppings on the pizza were delicious - not too overwhelming where you could not enjoy the pizza and just the right amount to be able to taste the crust. My friend ordered the fig pizza (gluten-free) and I tasted a slice and it also had the best flavors of sweet and savory with the drizzle of olive oil. Cost: The cost of the pizza was less expensive than I have spent on cauliflower crust pizzas everywhere else in town. I am definitely going back for this option.