This lively spot offers a gluten-free menu with attentive table service, making it a notable choice for those with gluten sensitivities. The energetic atmosphere with multiple TVs creates a vibrant dining experience while accommodating dietary needs.
They offer a gluten-free menu with various options.
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Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 pm.
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Parking availability may vary, so plan accordingly.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
DO NOT ORDER THE PIZZA IF YOU ARE CELIAC- I GOT VERY SICK AFTER TELLING THE WAITRESS ABOUT MY ALLERGIES.
C
Community member
Glad to have gluten free options, but I think it’s crazy you order curbside to go. Then wait 15 minutes at the pick up spots only to go inside and be told “yeah we don’t really bring it outside anymore”. Just be aware we still got good food and love the table service, curbside was just weird.
C
Community member
If you have a food allergy take your business elsewhere. Came specifically because they advertise gluten free and my fiance has celiac disease (allergic to wheat).
She ordered their gluten free penne with gf pesto creme sauce. Placed order online, left allergy notes, and to our surprise she was extremely sick 30 minutes later.
This can cause permanent damage and even cause permanent intestinal damage. When we called to inform them she got sick, the manager had no apologies or sympathy just "what do you want me to do about it?"
Nothing, just know we will never be back, we will be telling our friends, and some allergies are way more important than you may think.
I get that we inherited some risk by just eating out in general but yall need to do better. Especially when you claim gluten free.