This spot's historic architecture and moody, slightly haunted atmosphere create a unique backdrop for a gluten-free dining experience. The quirky features like the psychedelic elevator and caged dolls add charm, making it a fascinating place to explore while enjoying gluten-free options.
Gluten-free options are available but not clearly marked on the menu.
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Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
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Total cost for four drinks and fries was around $90.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
The department store vibe was there. The bathroom mirrored hallway was unique. Dimily lite bathrooms on the second floor. Stairs and elevator accessible. Quick trip to another set of stairs off the front door lead to the basement dolls.
Honestly my food wasn't that good. I had a gluten free pizza with sausage, onion and mushrooms with vegan cheese. Base price on my pizza was 30.00. There was this small crumbly tasteless sausage and so many gross baby onions chopped itty bitty. It was crazy. I ate two slices. My friend had the regular chicken pesto flat bread, and he said it wasn't something he'd do again, but it was hella better than mine. I didn't drink. He had two. service was quick and she was in attentive. Parking is either garages nearby or street with metered parking spots.
C
Community member
A must visit restaurant!
Highly recommend the steak, gluten free pizza and tiramisu. The upstairs floor has a great little photo shoot vibe right next to the restrooms. (Ps they’re disgusting so don’t use them) and the dolls downstairs are a must see .