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Bonefish Grill Of Iselin/woodbridge Nj

debmidge

By debmidge
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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This will be my husband's first restaurant experience in over 3 years gluten-free and I want it to be best it can be. We will be going there on 7/14 our anniversary and I'd like to hear from y'all who have gone there to let me know their experience and what to watch out for, should I call them ahead of time? what's good there/what's not?

I am pulling the menu off the website in the meanwhile.

thanks

Debbie

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We just got a Bonefish Grill in Brick, NJ. It is wonderful. I recommend reservations though. Otherwise you are looking at a 2 hour wait, and that is normal there. I never told them on the phone that I was gluten free, I just told the waitstaff and have never had a problem. They have always seemed to know what gluten is, and the chefs seemed pretty good. The shrimp appetizer is the best!! I love it. I always get the chicken dish, I know, its a fish place, you are supposed to get fish, but oh my is that chicken good.

You could always say something when you make the reservations, it cant hurt to mention it.

I hope you enjoy it!

Stephanie

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Hi,

The bonefish places in Chicago have gluten-free menus as they are owned bythe Outback chain. I live in Hawaii and used to very fresh fish

but always go there when I visit family. THe place is great and they seem to be very careful about any cross contamination.

Always have great meals there.

Happy anniversary! My 30th is on the 26th

Ken

  debmidge said:
This will be my husband's first restaurant experience in over 3 years gluten-free and I want it to be best it can be. We will be going there on 7/14 our anniversary and I'd like to hear from y'all who have gone there to let me know their experience and what to watch out for, should I call them ahead of time? what's good there/what's not?

I am pulling the menu off the website in the meanwhile.

thanks

Debbie

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Their gluten-free menu mentions garlic mashed potatoes...can we get them without the garlic?

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