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Cheese Burger In Paradise!

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MySuicidalTurtle
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I went with a Celiac group to their Atlanta location the other night and we had a fabulous time.

They have a gluten-free menu and about 15 of us went. Our waitress was more than helpful with what we could and couldn't have.

My Brother, and Mother (both Celiacs, too), and my brothers friend, Jason, were there, too. My Brother and Jason both had gluten-free steaks and french fries. My Mother and I both had gluten-free salads and french fries. Their Island Dressing and House Balsamic Vinegarette is the best! We enjoyed our food, the people around us, and the whole restaurant.

Everyone should try this place!

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CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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I love that place!!! I love the tropical salad, I just wish I could have the fried plantain bananas. I've always been there with a non-celiac group (my husband and six kids), so have never done anything but order off the gluten-free menu; I had questions I wanted to ask. My question has been, why are their fries gluten-free, but not the fried plantains or the fried sweet potato chips? Is it the seasoning they add afterward? I have been afraid to order the fries because of this and was very disappointed to not be able to have the other two items. Overall, I love the place!!! Great music, great food, fun atmosphere, great mojitos!

I live up north, but I saw that you have a big celiac group in Duluth ... I have LOTS of friends in Duluth and go there at least once per year. I will contact your group next time I'm there to get some ideas for eating out!! I wish we could live there, but we're pretty tied to the family business here. <_<

BTW, they are owned by Outback, at least that's what our waitress at Outback told me!

MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
MySuicidalTurtle
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I wondered the same thing and just figured they bought those chips and didn't make them fresh. Our group leader spoke with them specifically on the french fries question to make sure that we would be safe. I even took an order home to eat!

I live north of Atlanta and it usually takes me (and whoever is with me) about an hour to get to most of the restaurants with that group. It's not bad though because it's just once a month. Where exactly do you live?

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Actually, I live in Ohio ... I have friends in Duluth, Cummings, and Buckhead. I have wanted to move down there for several years, but with a big family, the big paycheck at the family business is too critical!! :P

When I'm there, I usually spend some time in the Johns' Creek area ... at least for my morning coffee at Starbucks. I've eaten in Alpharetta at both PF Changs and The Cheesecake Factory. The Cheesecake Factory really took good care of me. They panfried some salmon. I ordered it blackened, but it came to me buttered because they could not verify the seasoning was gluten-free. I was impressed. If I was going to fall off my barstool, they were making sure it was going to be from the mojitos, not the fish! :lol:

Oh, thank you for the answer on the fries. You may be right about the chips and plantains. Or else maybe they add seasoning after frying.

wolfie Enthusiast
wolfie
Posted

I LOVE Cheeseburger in Paradise and have eaten there twice now since I have been gluten-free. The house dressing is amazing...great salad! I love their fries (and fries in general) and burgers. They have been very helpful both times I have eaten there and I haven't gotten sick. They told me both times that their fries are made in a dedicated fryer. I have them leave the seasoning off and just add salt & pepper.

Actually, I live in Ohio ... I have friends in Duluth, Cummings, and Buckhead. I have wanted to move down there for several years, but with a big family, the big paycheck at the family business is too critical!!

Where in Ohio are you? We live in Columbus (Lewis Center, actually).

kabowman Explorer
kabowman
Posted

I wondered about their fries - their Web site says they use canola oil, which I can have, but I didn't know about the dedicated frier and I haven't called yet.

If yes, I need to make a trip - they just added on in Bloomington, IN last year and I haven't tried yet.

watchthestars Rookie
watchthestars
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ahh i wish i had known about this paradise! i just discoverd there's one in Middleton, WI - right by Madison where i went to school last year!! oh well i'll have to go back sometime :)

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CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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It's the Bloomington, IN one that I've been to. If you're there without kids, you can eat at the bar and skip the wait!

I live in Mason, OH between Cincinnati and Dayton. It's generally considered a suburb of Cincinnati.

wolfie Enthusiast
wolfie
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It's the Bloomington, IN one that I've been to. If you're there without kids, you can eat at the bar and skip the wait!

I live in Mason, OH between Cincinnati and Dayton. It's generally considered a suburb of Cincinnati.

Ah, yes! My Mom lives in Dayton, so I have heard of Mason before. :)

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VegasCeliacBuckeye
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I grew up in Dayton...specifically Beavercreek...3 cheers for Ohio!

My mom recently told me that she contacted Montgomery Inn and they told her the BBQ sauce was gluten-free...

If this pans out, I will make her take me to Montgomery Inn 5 times when I am back :) They have the best ribs on the planet (at least that I have tried)...

I also had good luck at Mitchell's Fish Market in Florence/Covington area (next to the aquarium place -- weird, I know -- why do they put an aquarium next to a Seafood place -- probably freaks the kids out, but oh well)

Good old Ohio...I still miss Skyline Chili, White Castle Sliders, La Rosa's Pizza and Bob Evans (even if I can't have any of them anymore....sigh)

wolfie Enthusiast
wolfie
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I grew up in Dayton...specifically Beavercreek...3 cheers for Ohio!

My mom recently told me that she contacted Montgomery Inn and they told her the BBQ sauce was gluten-free...

If this pans out, I will make her take me to Montgomery Inn 5 times when I am back :) They have the best ribs on the planet (at least that I have tried)...

I also had good luck at Mitchell's Fish Market in Florence/Covington area (next to the aquarium place -- weird, I know -- why do they put an aquarium next to a Seafood place -- probably freaks the kids out, but oh well)

Good old Ohio...I still miss Skyline Chili, White Castle Sliders, La Rosa's Pizza and Bob Evans (even if I can't have any of them anymore....sigh)

My Mom is actually in Kettering. :)

Montgomery Inn was one of the first things I had when I went gluten-free. I usually buy it at Kroger or Meijer and make ribs or chicken at home with it! YUM!! We have a Mitchell's Fish Market about 5 miles from our house, I have yet to try it since going gluten-free.

I do miss eating at Bob Evans...used to LOVE the blueberry pancakes!! I stick with First Watch now, they have a gluten-free menu. :)

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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I grew up in Centerville, OH!!

Oh, Skyline Chili IS GLUTEN FREE!!!!! Gold Star is not (that's okay, I never liked it anyway). I go to Skyline at least once a week! They know to bring me my fork wrapped in a napkin, never on top of crackers. I either get the baked potato, juicy, in a salad bowl, or the fries with chili and cheese. The only thing they fry are the french fries, and I've read the package, they are gluten free.

I've also tried Montgomery Inn, and it's great! I had the wings with their famous sauce and Graeter's Ice Cream.

It stinks that La Rosa's is not gluten-free, but Esther Price is, except for the piece that has the crispies on the top; I spoke with their on staff nutritionist!

wolfie Enthusiast
wolfie
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I grew up in Centerville, OH!!

Oh, Skyline Chili IS GLUTEN FREE!!!!! Gold Star is not (that's okay, I never liked it anyway). I go to Skyline at least once a week! They know to bring me my fork wrapped in a napkin, never on top of crackers. I either get the baked potato, juicy, in a salad bowl, or the fries with chili and cheese. The only thing they fry are the french fries, and I've read the package, they are gluten free.

I've also tried Montgomery Inn, and it's great! I had the wings with their famous sauce and Graeter's Ice Cream.

It stinks that La Rosa's is not gluten-free, but Esther Price is, except for the piece that has the crispies on the top; I spoke with their on staff nutritionist!

I lived in Centerville about 10 years ago for a few months when I was prego with DS! Small world!

I didn't realize that Skyline was gluten-free! I love fries and will have to try theirs! :) There is one right up the street from me! Thanks for sharing that!

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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We just went to Cheeseburger for my daughter's graduation dinner. It was wonderful! I had the bacon cheeseburger and french fries. I usually don't like ordering a cheeseburger with no bun because it looks like it's missing something, but mine actually had a better presentation than my husband's with the bun! Same stuff, it was just the way they put it on the plate. I had fries, too (the one in Bloomington, IN does have a dedicated fryer).

I asked about the plantains and the sweet potato chips. The cook those in the "other" fryer where they also cook the nuggets, etc., which is why we can't have those.

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Girl Ninja
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I ate at the Paradise by me yesterday and it was AWESOME!! I had the strip steak salad. Sooo good! The management company that owns them also own Outback Steakhouse, Carrabas Grill, PF Chang's, and Bonefish Grill, so all of those chains have good gluten free menus and trained, helpful staff. The Paradise near me is actually a Bonefish Grill in the back half of the building, so I ran there and grabbed a copy of their gluten-free menu while we waited for our food. They have a creme brulee! I can't wait to go!

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
Posted

Their creme brulee is wonderful!!! :P

kabowman Explorer
kabowman
Posted

This is the reply I got, within 24 hours, in reference to a question I had for them on other problems foods - soy and corn - in their seasoning mix (I also complimented them in the same note):

Thank you for your interest in Cheeseburger In Paradise. In regards to

your question, some of our seasonings contain a small trace of soy oil

as a binding agent. Fry seasoning has this oil. It would be safer to

order without seasoning. Since all of our menu items are prepared

fresh, daily, we will be able to assist you in your dietary needs.

By the way, I ordered all my food without seasoning and had a great meal and didn't get sick. They also have corn syrup-free margarita mix!

MallysMama Explorer
MallysMama
Posted
I ate at the Paradise by me yesterday and it was AWESOME!! I had the strip steak salad. Sooo good! The management company that owns them also own Outback Steakhouse, Carrabas Grill, PF Chang's, and Bonefish Grill, so all of those chains have good gluten free menus and trained, helpful staff. The Paradise near me is actually a Bonefish Grill in the back half of the building, so I ran there and grabbed a copy of their gluten-free menu while we waited for our food. They have a creme brulee! I can't wait to go!

Actually - PF Changs is no longer a part of the OSI companies....but they still have a great gluten-free menu (ate there yesterday! yummy)!!

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floridanative Community Regular
floridanative
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For some reason there is not a Bonefish Grill in Atlanta. We were in FL last weekend and I saw one about a mile from my parents house. We were going to go to Carabba's for dinner one night but I switched to Bonefish Grill since I wanted to try a new place. I had mahi mahi with lemon butter sauce, mashed potatoes and a salad. Forgot what appetizer we had but we did have the creme brulee for dessert and it was out of this world good! The manager came over to inquire how everything was and I asked him why there wasn't a Bonefish in Atlanta. He said they have been looking for a space there for over a year....so maybe one day soon we'll have another yummy place with a gluten-free menu here in town. He mentioned they were looking in Alpharetta among other places.

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kimjoy24
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For some reason there is not a Bonefish Grill in Atlanta. We were in FL last weekend and I saw one about a mile from my parents house. We were going to go to Carabba's for dinner one night but I switched to Bonefish Grill since I wanted to try a new place. I had mahi mahi with lemon butter sauce, mashed potatoes and a salad. Forgot what appetizer we had but we did have the creme brulee for dessert and it was out of this world good! The manager came over to inquire how everything was and I asked him why there wasn't a Bonefish in Atlanta. He said they have been looking for a space there for over a year....so maybe one day soon we'll have another yummy place with a gluten-free menu here in town. He mentioned they were looking in Alpharetta among other places.

OOPS, SORRY- I misread, you were looking for Bonefish!

floridanative, there is a Boneheads Grill in Atlanta- one recently opened at Atlantic Station:

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