KD Mick

Google review

They have gluten free arepas!

M M

Google review

Went to The Henry at the Cosmopolitan for breakfast and had a very yummy eggs benedict! I feel like my experience was good, not bad (in the gluten free/celiac sense), but not great! The hashbrowns were made on the same cooktop as everything else so I couldn’t have them as they weren't celiac safe. It was nice the server had the knowledge on that! I got bacon instead as apparently that’s cooked on its own but had to pay $2 as an up charge. They also don’t have a dedicated fryer for French fries or tots. If you order wings or want pan fried hashbrowns they say it’ll take an additional 25-35 minutes!

Rachel Stephens

Google review

After leaving a negative review for a certain gluten-free fast food restaurant in a local gluten-free group on Facebook, someone in the comments suggested trying 3 Little Chicks. I'm so glad that I did! This spot is tucked away and their website doesn't advertise that they're gluten-free, but almost all of their food is gluten free except some buns, some desserts and some sauces. Their fried foods are all gluten-free so Celiacs like me don't have to worry about cross contamination from a shared fryer. I was surprised at how generous the sides were for the price. $3.50 for a probably a McDonald's size large / xl large French fries. They're actually good, skinny fries, not the nasty crinkle cut fries served at Shake Shack and Raising Cane's. For $4 I got a generous portion of deep fried dill pickles - the first I've had since my Celiac diagnosis. They were delicious. While a tad bit expensive, the $9 3 piece crispy chicken tenders were fresh, obviously made in-house and were white meat chicken. They came with a side of sauce that tastes nearly identical to Raising Cane's sauce. I got a free gluten-free chocolate chip cookie for checking in on Yelp. I ate that first while waiting for my food. I immediately needed to use the restroom after eating the cookie. I don't know if there might have been some cross contamination or if my stomach was weird after a tea with nata that I had just finished and it was weird timing. Luckily I didn't have any nausea so I'm choking it up to weird timing. The restaurant was clean and cutely decorated, the wait wasn't too bad and the bathrooms were spotless. That's always a good sign. The staff were also very pleasant. Despite the fact it's a bit of a drive, I would definitely come here again as a Celiac. My husband tried the food and he said nobody would know it was gluten-free. Visited: August 2024

J N

Google review

Tasty breakfast and loads go gluten free options!

Dina Mitchell

Google review

certified gluten-free by The Gluten-Free Food Program (GFFP), endorsed by leading Celiac Associations in the United States and Canada.