The Great Outdoors Sub Shop

I've eaten here a total of 2 times now, and both times the staff was rude to me and acted extremely inconvenienced when I informed them of my gluten allergy. They specifically advertise having gluten free options, which is rare for a sandwich shop. Both times that I requested the gluten free bread they made a big deal about having to use a different table and cutlery to prepare my sandwich. If the service alone wasn't bad enough, their prepackaged gluten free bread is dry, tasteless, and has a chalky texture. Out of their dozen or so meat options, only two are actually gluten free. Between the price, service, and quality of service I would recommend against eating here.