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Red Robin Success!

blueeyedmanda

By blueeyedmanda
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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blueeyedmanda
Posted

Hi Everyone!

In the midst of this blizzard we were going out to Red Robin to celebrate our coworkers birthday. She happened to choose the Red Robin.

I had a 1/2 Cobb Salad. I am very impressed. The waitress sat next to me to take my order, and she brought my dish out seperately so not to get it mixed up. It was put aside in the kitchen as well, to make sure there was no CC. The staff seemed to understand allergies. The 1/2 size salad was more than enough.

This has been the first trip to Red Robin since going gluten free.

I thought maybe this topic would help anyone traveling to Hershey Park...This Red Robin is across the street next to the park. It is a popular dining spot in the summer months.

It is nice to feel a little more comfortable dining out. Hope you guys enjoy.

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Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
Posted

HI

SO GLAD YOU HAD A GOOD EXPERIENCE. THERE ARE ALOT OF THREADS ON RR.

THE ONE IN EXTON PA IS ALSO GOOD.

JUDY

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
Posted

Judy, have you been to the one in Exton since Dave left? Is it still okay? I got glutened there the last few times I ate there, so we haven't been back. This was while Dave was still the manager though.

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
Posted

HI

SORRY THIS IS SO LATE.

JUST GETTING SOME OF THE BOUNCING EMAIL ALERTS

YOU WERE GLUTENED LAST TIME WITH DAVE THERE...

WELL I WON'T BE GOING BACK.

THINK YOU WENT MORE THAN US.

WE ONLY WENT MAYBE 4 TIMES IN THE PAST YEAR.

I WON'T BE GOING BACK.

IF YOU FIND ANOTHER SAFE ONE..

OH I FOUND A WONDERFUL PLACE FOR HAMB...

IT'S CALLED 4 BROTHERS OR 5 GUYS WILL FIND THE LINK AND SEND.

LOOK AT MENUE..LIKE THE 'IN AND OUTS' IN CA.

WONDERFUL

BUT ONLY HAMB AND HOT DOGS AND NOT CHEAP BUT.....DON'T GET REGULAR HAMB.

GET SMALL ONE...REG..HAS 1 PATTIES OF MEAT..AND ALOT OF FOOD.

J

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