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Timber Lodge Steakhouse

lorka150

By lorka150
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Anyone ever eaten here? Looks delish!

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Yep. The waitstaff seems totally uneducated about gluten-free though, so you must spell it out and examine your food before you eat it to make sure that they didn't just throw it on the grill with the rest of it.

I personally don't order anything cooked there anymore (I order a turkey BLT) because they have made so many mistakes.

It's too bad, at first I was really excited to see that they had a gluten-free menu but the one here only has a single paper printout that they keep in the kitchen and the staff knows nothing.

I don't have many other choices though.

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What one did you go to?

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Eau Claire, WI

I have never been to another one, maybe the one here in EC is just crappy. It would be nice to know if any of the other locations are better though.

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I'm testing one out in Niagara, NY this weekend!

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Hi there,

tell me how you liked it, cause I'm still looking for some restaurants.

Greetings, Stef

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