Alexis Pierce

Google review

Amazing food, especially for gluten and dairy allergies! The fried olives at Longleaf are gf and so unique. The chef has food allergies and the fryer is completely gluten free. We had the lasagna (not gf) and trout. Both were perfectly sized and delicious. The chef brought out our meals and also checked on us; he's self-taught and just wow. I wish I lived closer. It's the best restaurant we've been to since moving to Texas.

Car Aar

Google review

My over 65 partner was craving a wood fired pizza. We normally run to Austin for this but just didn't feel like it, so we decided to try some local fare. We arrived and had a difficult time finding parking around 5 pm on Saturday. When we arrived, we were seated within minutes, opting for inside as temps outside were near 100. It was a little cooler inside, but the other door was left open, so no AC. :-/ The interior was dark, lit only with strands of outdoor patio lights high up in the ceiling. The noise bouncing off all the hard surfaces was also a little irritating, as my over 65 partner is a little hard of hearing. We each ordered an alcoholic beverage at $12 a piece and began shooing a persistant fly and a gnat away from us. Partner ordered the 'All the way' pizza I ordered the 'illuminati' on gluten-free crust. Pizzas came quick... shoo fly, shoo fly. Due to the dim lighting and small print menu, partner didn't realize his pizza came with olives and proceeds to pick them off. An employee sees him and offers to remake the pizza. How nice and gracious!! Kuddoes for even noticing. The new pizza came quickly, with all the high spots burnt. Shoo fly. Partner commented he'd prefer the un-burnt first pizza back. Shoo fly. The illuminati was good, different, but had 2" of crust showing all around the edge, so it was really only an 8" pizza for $25 plus an additional $5 for gluten-free. Shoo fly. After eating three pieces, my hand was sticky from the honey sauce. Shoo fly. My margarita was just a glass full of ice, not much actual margarita to it, hardly even a buzz, and certainly not worth $12!! I've had better for $6, and where are the Happy Hour prices??!! None to be had. Shoo fly. The ticket came to just under $85 plus tip. So, will we be back?? Probably only once or twice a year. Would we recommend it?? To the young set, yes, if they can afford it. Anyone over 60, no, but they probably don't want the senior set anyway. Oh, and as typical, no effort is made to keep gluten-free 'clean,' it's prepped on and cooked in the same surfaces and oven as all the others .... my intestines told me so. 😫

Bonny Solis

Google review

Their gluten free burger is the best I’ve ever had! The bun is super soft, and the chef was super nice! Will definitely be coming back here again!

Amelia Long

Google review

I love this place. It's a cozy classic diner-style restaurant. Classic vibes but you can still sub gluten-free toast, egg whites, etc.

Diane Cronan

Google review

Do nog eat here if you have celiac! THEIR GF MENUE ITEMS ARE NOT GLUTEN FREE !