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Red Robin

Guhlia

By Guhlia
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I know Judy and others have posted their experiences with this Red Robin, but I just had to share mine. I have never been to a restaurant that went so out of their way to make sure that my food was safe. Not only did the manager (Dave) come out to our table and go over the entire menu with us, but he really knew his stuff. He even double checked on everything for me and cooked it himself to make sure that everything was just right. It's now five hours later and I still feel great, no signs of a glutening. I was very impressed with everything. He even made my daughter "chicken fingers" from a chicken breast (cut them in strips) so that her food looked similar to the other kids' food. She didn't even notice a difference.

Soooo.... I know Judy's said this before, but if you're ever near Exton, stop by Red Robin and enjoy a great gluten-free meal. I will definitely be making the hour long drive to go back there again. Yum!

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I had seen several posts about Reb Robin on this board so we took our daughter last night. They wer terrible! They manager said that he was not familiar with what they had to offer that was gluten free and that he had heard they were getting a menu in the future but did know what would be on it. They would not bake the fies like most other rests. when the oil is used for wheat products. Our daughter was given a small bunless cheeseburger and a couple of tortilla chips! :angry:

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Which Red Robin location did you visit? I know others have had bad experiences at other Red Robin restaurants. The Red Robin in Exton (while Dave is working) is excellent. I had a less than excellent experience there the second time I visited, but Dave was not the manager on duty that time. I got sick.

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