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Bonefish Grill?


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I will have a chance to eat at Bonefish Grill in a couple of weeks.  Has anyone been there?  Is it as safe as some of the reviews I've read online?  


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I eat at the one by me. The food on the gluten-free menu is gluten-free, no matter who they make it for. They just don't have a lot of gluten stuff. To me, this makes it even better. They had a special , one night, that I knew had to be gluten-free. We asked the waiter who talked to the chef ( chef not cook, also an important factor). The chef said I couldn't have it - they had not gone through their process to make sure it was gluten-free.

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The one in Skokie Il. north of Chicago was pretty good with an extensive gluten-free menu. They showed me the part of the kitchen that was only for gluten-free prep. It's owned by the same company that owns Outback and Roys.

I will have a chance to eat at Bonefish Grill in a couple of weeks.  Has anyone been there?  Is it as safe as some of the reviews I've read online?  

gilligan Enthusiast

Thanks for responding.  I'll soon be at Navarre Beach, and I was so hoping that I could find at least ONE safe place to eat rather than cook at the rented condo the whole time.  I know I've been "glutened" a few times, but have not really had any ill effects that I could identify, until -- I ate at Five Guys last weekend!  Oh boy!  Now, I know what it feels like, and a week later, I'm still dealing with the fatigue.  Holy Cow!  A week!  I just don't want to ruin a quick get away feeling horrible the whole time.  

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