Came for lunch with a group expecting to only be able to eat lettuce and was pleasantly surprised. Menu is marked with options that can be modified gluten free - they have some baked wings, salads, burger rolls, pasta, steak tips, etc. No dedicated fryer. I asked about the blackened chicken pasta and was assured pasta would be cooked in clean water. A manager brought my food out separately on a covered tray and confirmed it was gluten free. I am not symptomatic so generally can’t speak to presence cross contamination but I felt comfortable eating here.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Pizza and roasted wings seem to be the safest. Separate trays delivered by manager. Never got sick here. Crappy cider selection for such a large bar. Angry orchard.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Average
I ordered takeout from Jake n Joe’s in Braintree for dinner tonight. I confirmed multiple times about my allergy on the phone and explained that cross contamination in the fryer is an issue for a gluten allergy. The person I spoke with told me that a separate fryer would be used and that they accommodate allergies with no problem. I arrived to get my food and when I asked on arrival to confirm that my food was gluten free, I was told “oh there was an issue with cross contamination but here’s your food.” I explained to the manager that I had asked about it at length and that the staff was giving false information on the phone. Of course I didn’t take the food, but no one seemed to understand the problem with using the same fryer. I am just frustrated and annoyed that my dinner plans were ruined. Hoping that sharing my experience will save someone else the trouble - I will never go back there because it was made very clear to me that although they pride themselves on accommodating allergies, it is actually very unsafe to eat there.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Poor
Not a huge menu, but it's nice that there's more than just salad. My GF son ordered the GF cheese pizza. The waiter brought the pizza separately, which was nice. I suspect it was an Udi's crust but it was good. There were also burgers with GF buns as well as chicken wings for an app. My husband and I ordered off the regular menu and we had no issues with cross contamination.
Update. We went again and they’ve changed their menu. There is still a GF pizza crust, and its Cauliflower based. I was skeptical since my son is picky but he ate it and said it was good.
— Very
— Some
— Average
I have been ordering their gluten-friendly menu items and finally asked the manager how the cauliflower pizza is cooked. They cook it in a conveyor oven with other pizzas which is where I got the gluten cross contamination. He did offer to put it in a separate tray inside the oven instead of directly in the oven, but they usually don't do that.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much/None
— Excellent
They changed their menu. Only a couple gf options. Don’t bother.
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much/None
This was okay. Not a very extensive menu, but was clearly marked with what was gluten free. I got the Buffalo chicken Mac and cheese. It was pretty good. (A bit too spicy and I didn’t love the chicken). It was clearly box pasta. Not sure if I’d go again. Pretty mediocre.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Average
— Very
— Some
— Good