Experience a lively atmosphere with great options, perfect for enjoying a fun outing with friends and cheering for the Flames!
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Jaime Takacs
I called in and asked about gluten-free options, was told "absolutely anything can be made gluten-free" ... We get there and this isn't the case at all. As well, it's just about $3 for a bun, and the "crunchy Buffalo chicken burger" isn't breaded. It's a piece of chicken coated in Buffalo sauce (for over $24).
Either have the server explain what people don't get or have a separate menu/section stating what is gluten-free and how it's different than the regular items.
Tried to have a nice Birthday meal for my celiac Dad (and celiac kid) and left disappointed af. Also, when making a reservation, I was asked what special occasion it was, put in birthday but the only "gf treat" available was a shot or cotton candy. From the earlier call, I assumed he could have something (I definitely would have paid for it too)
Charming spot with quick service and tasty dishes, though options are limited—perfect for a cozy meal on a rainy day!
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Gina Disberry
On a rainy day such as today I was hoping for a big comfort bowl of pasta however no gluten free noodles. Most other restaurants have this very basic substitution and most sauces made with flour can be made with corn starch. Just a suggestion!! Had the steak today instead and was amazing nonetheless. Friendly staff and didn’t wait long for lunch!! Still a win! Sad day to be a celiac pasta lover..
This local gem is loved for its community spirit, warm atmosphere, and fantastic deals like half-off house wine.
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Renee Kivell
Alot of vegan options. But barley any gluten free and vegetarian options together.. I ended out getting a vegetarian pizza with the gf crust and it honestly wasn't good at all. Don't recommend coming here if you have food allergies. Very disappointing...
Have always had a good time here but as a new recently diagnosed celiac I was a little disappointed at the few options on the menu. Let alone a gluten free menu. When I asked the server if I could get a small salad instead of the table bread the server said "no", without even clearing it from a manager. Instead said I could purchase the "classic" and get it for $10 more. I understand that this is my issue I need to live with but do also feel that if a business is offering something to non-diet regular customers, then a simple accommodation can be made for people who have certain dietary restrictions.
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