Sally B

Google review

The manager was very rude and unwilling to take into consideration gluten allergy. Did not change gloves and set pizza on top of table that had gluten products after explicitly asking not to due to celiacs. Do not come here if you have gluten allergy.

Chris Cox

Google review

Love Amaro's Table. We hadn't come to this location yet, but heard good things and have enjoyed the offerings at the DT location in the past. Great food and a nice selection of cocktails. Despite not labeling their menu items, they are gluten friendly and take care to handle your food safely. I had the steak sandwich on GF bun and it was amazing. Gluten-Free Rating: 3.5/5 Menu does not list what is GF or what can be made GF except for the GF buns offered with the sandwiches. When asked, the server did call out a few items that were or could be made GF so there are some options for those of us who need to avoid gluten. It would be helpful for them to add this information to their menu items so that those of us who browse online menus before visiting a restaurant might be more inclined to stop in. That said, we'll be back now that we know!

cheswick617

Google review

I used to order from them all the time through door dash...But I tried to call them to ask about gluten free bread since it was no longer on the menu and my son has celiacs.. I tried 4 calls each on 3 seperate days...No one EVER answered the phone with the recording saying the voice mail was full please hang up...and one time, someone did pick it up and then just hung it up on me. You're losing a long time many time repeat customer guys...clean up your act.

Amanda Keeler

Google review

I have become progressively frustrated with Killer Burger when I order more than 2 burgers. They never label the burgers, so when my office of 16 people all order for lunch, we have to go rooting around in everyone's food to determine whos is whos, and we have gotten it wrong. This last time was the tipping point for me. We have one person who is gluten free and needs a GF bun. That person and another person ordered the exact same burger. One with a GF bun, the other with a regular bun. The GF bun was not labeled. They had to rip a piece of the bun off and taste it to tell the difference. The names of burgers (or even better, a person) should be written on the to go boxes. We used to order from here quite often, but because of this, we rarely do now. They used to label the burgers, but for whatever reason, now they do not. We've also had issues with someone ordering the burger where the main ingredient was BBQ sauce, and the sauce was not put on the burger. I called and they did apologized and offer to fix it, which I appreciate, but none of us are driving back out to get the corrected burger. It should have been right the first time. Things like this, forgotten ingredients, seems to happen almost every time we order lately.. Which isn't very often anymore.

Regina Reynolds

Google review

I am gluten free and am aware eating out is a risk regardless. I came here today and was going to get the enchiladas because there was a gf symbol next to them and mentioned to the waiter that I was gluten free. He said he wanted to mention that they sprinkle a little flour on them. Which feels like a lie if it says gf? I just wanted to post this in case anyone is sensitive like I am.