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Tony Romas

tiredofdoctors

By tiredofdoctors
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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tiredofdoctors Enthusiast
tiredofdoctors
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Tony Romas was listed in the Gluten Free Bible as having gluten-free products, and I believe, a gluten-free menu. My husband and I went to a Tony Romas in Lexington, KY and I asked for the gluten-free menu. The waitress told me that this particular restaurant was a franchise and didn't have the same menu items as the Corporate restaurants did. I e-mailed Tony Romas corporate, and they first gave me a bland "we are going to post a limited nutritional information . . . please visit our website in the future." I replied, asking how people were able to get a gluten-free menu in the past. Here is their response:

Several years ago, we did provide a limited list of gluten free items. Due to changes in food distribution companies and methods of preparing foods, it became necessary to remove that information from distribution. Tony Roma's barbecue sauces, ribs and chicken are the only food products that do not contain gluten/wheat.

Just thought I'd give you the heads up. . . . Lynne

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fisharefriendsnotfood Apprentice
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I've been there before and I've had their sauces and they're really good. I didn't get a gluten-free menu though.

-Jackie:):)

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