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Winopt · 01-08-2018, 10:16 PM

I have gluten allergies and agree that dining in restaurants can be challenging. If I get the feeling that the staff has no clue, I settle on a salad. However, most restaurants are sensitive to the issue. I recently dined at Six Burner Bistro in Plymouth (great take). The server was very knowledgeable about gluten. I can't remember, but they may have even had a separate menu. The big surprise was when they delivered bread to the table. They served me separately my very own gluten free bread. I've eaten in tons of restaurants, but this was a first. In some ways, if you have gluten issues, in a way, you get penalized, like no bread or I'll settle for a salad. Kudos to Six Burner Bistro for taking the issue, service and sensitivity to a new level!!!

01-08-2018, 10:16 PM	#8
Winopt Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 100 Thanks: 76 Thanked 50 Times in 19 Posts	Six Burner Bistro I have gluten allergies and agree that dining in restaurants can be challenging. If I get the feeling that the staff has no clue, I settle on a salad. However, most restaurants are sensitive to the issue. I recently dined at Six Burner Bistro in Plymouth (great take). The server was very knowledgeable about gluten. I can't remember, but they may have even had a separate menu. The big surprise was when they delivered bread to the table. They served me separately my very own gluten free bread. I've eaten in tons of restaurants, but this was a first. In some ways, if you have gluten issues, in a way, you get penalized, like no bread or I'll settle for a salad. Kudos to Six Burner Bistro for taking the issue, service and sensitivity to a new level!!!