The menu is labeled with GF options, few options but I appreciated the labelling, and they have an already-ish small menu. Got grilled artichokes and prawn louie salad and was yummy!
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
After I explained I would only be drinking wine while my husband ate because of my Celiac Disease, the waitress insisted I look at the Gluten Free menu. I should have known, they listed smoky barbecue sauce as GF though the smoke flavor made with Barley. When I got to the bottom of my salad, I discovered they had only picked the croutons off, the bowl was full of crumbs. I cancelled my Salmon and the waitress was super nasty about it, saying it was not her who put the croutons on. I understand if you cannot accommodate me, but don't lie about it insisting I eat. She never alerted a manager to the problem, and had the gall to ask us to come back and try again. My husband is sad, he liked the beer.
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If you don't have celiac, this is a great place - on the water with good food, good beer and local bands. They have a small, gluten free menu - but their kitchen is not gluten free and they don't promise to prevent cross contamination.
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Serviceable lunch in an area that tends to be overpriced and underwhelming. Quite a few GF options w/ a helpful server. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, but if you're there then it works. Cochinita Pibil tacos are okay. Dungeness crab in season.