Wendy Walker

Google review

We love Tryst Cafe. We have family members with gluten allergies, and Tryst is a terrific place for our family to meet up, and the food is terrific and caters to additional dietary needs. Great atmosphere, great food, coffee and cocktails.

DB Hall

Google review

Tacos during church? No. Tacos AT church? AMEN! Dining on tacos in an old church is unique, to say the least. Eating some of the best tacos you’ll ever put in your pie-hole in an old church with beautiful murals tops my list of taco eateries. Dining at Taco Guild is a culinary experience. The food and service are outstanding. Expect to have a good time and create a few new, happy gastronomical memories. The house-made corn tortillas are delicious! The complimentary chips with four salsas started the party, along with herbaceous guacamole. I’m not a fan of lamb, but the server recommended it as one of the four tacos I ordered. It was pure foodgasm, as were the chipotle cherry steak, street style carnitas, and crispy pork belly versions I happily consumed. The street corn is not to be missed. If you’ve never had it, order it. Thank me later. I like that the husks were left still attached because they can serve as a handle, and they heavily garnished the corn with butter, Crema, Tajin, cotija and cilantro. At the end of my meal, I saw a server walk by with a bowl of their Green Chili Queso. I couldn’t resist. My curiosity got the best of me, and I’m glad it did. Make sure you order it with the chorizo. They offer a quesadilla, torta (sandwich), and salad on their menu. But since the word was out that their tacos are “the bomb,” I couldn’t invest stomach space to commit to a sandwich and a salad. It had to be tacos for me and that was the right choice. Their tacos were some of the best I’ve ever eaten, hands down. As for the service, it is just as superb as the food. Taco Guild makes sure your dining experience is positive from the time you walk in the door to the time you leave. The restaurant clearly marks the menu with gluten-free and vegetarian options. I look forward to my return visit. Well done Guild.

Carly

Google review

Red Robin is just as good as I remember, minus the atmosphere. I am celiac and our waitress provided me with so much comfort and assurance about their protocols. She even deeply informed me about their frying process. I was able to have a DELICIOUS burger and fries and it made me so happy. The fries and burger are so good, they don’t miss.

James Pulliam

Google review

The gluten free pizza was very good! We took it to go and had a picnic at Papago Park.

Angie White

Google review

My husband and I used to love coming here for the gluten free pastry options, but they have really been lacking lately. The Bundt Cake is no longer gluten free, which is a real bummer, considering I know non-gluten free people still used to order/eat it and it seems like an easy thing to keep gluten free. Additionally, the last couple times we have gone, they have not had their gluten free Pop Tarts either, leaving a sad muffin as the only option for gluten free folks. This spot used to be a fan favorite in our house, but I’m not sure why they changed up their offerings.