Riverwalk At Tin City

I spoke to the hostess before entering due to the need for gluten free food without cross contamination. She assured me it was safe and they could accommodate. The waitress was an older blonde lady and seemed inconvenienced by my needs. I explained this was a need and not just a preference. Several times, I explained what it meant and thought the staff understood. In the end, they offered me a flourless cake that they stated was safe. Free of cross contamination.... Stupid me for assuming she knew this because it was made in house. After eating it, she informed me that that it was not made in-house but at a completely normal gluten bakery which means there's of cross contamination was very high. I called that bakery who confirmed that the cake isn't safe for celiacs. Of course I got sick and was super frustrated that the staff was not knowledgeable and did not understand the to keep someone safe with celiac disease safe. Completely terrible experience and my husband said the wings were flavorless. I'm a local and it has a nice view but I won't return and I’ll spend my night sick.

Had a bit of an unfortunate experience. Went with my celiac gf and got met with some confusion by the waiter about gluten. Luckily he got some assistance from a more knowledgeable/confident staff member and she told us which foods could be prepared without gluten. It seemed as if the strategy was to send out both our dishes without seasoning. I had salmon and vegetables and they tasted like they were steamed and tossed on a plate without even a a fleck of salt. It wasn't an offensive flavor by any means there just wasn't flavor. It's just disappointing to spend quite a bit and receive such a bland meal. Especially given that I had no allergy issues whatsoever. I can't say for sure but it felt like since we needed that extra assistance to explain what was safe for my gf to eat they said f it and didn't prepare the food with seasoning.