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I tried looking on the web site but can't find any info other than they do have a gluten free menu. Does anybody know what is on that menu?

I am going tomorrow.

Thanks,

Yellow Rose


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Yellow Rose Explorer
I tried looking on the web site but can't find any info other than they do have a gluten free menu. Does anybody know what is on that menu?

I am going tomorrow.

Thanks,

Yellow Rose

Ok I found the restaurant guide and all the info on Olive Garden but does anybody know if the parmasan cheese they add to the salad is safe?

Yellow Rose

Lisa Mentor

www.olivegarden.com

Ceasar Salad and Garden Salad (without croutons) are gluten free.

Herb-Grilled Salmon - prepared with Italian herbs and extra virgin olive oil, seasoned broccoli.

Port Filettino - prepared with extra-virgin olive oil and rosemany, seasoned broccoli.

Tuscan T-bone - prepared with Italian herbs, seasoned broccoli.

(do not relay on this listing as recipes may vary from time to time)

gdobson Explorer

I had very good luck at Olive Garden. I had to find a place for the family to get together after our children's baptism, so I ran in and asked the manager early that day when they first opened. She came out and talked to me and knew exactly what I was needing. She went back to her desk and pulled up the latest gluten-free menu for them and brought it back out. My son and I had no problems. My son had the Tuscan Tbone and I had salmon. I don't remember all the other choices, but there were a few.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

I love their salad and don't have a problem with it...they are really good about accomodating me. Haven't had anything else yet.

ab123 Rookie

Olive Garden will subsitute plain rice for any pasta entree. At our Olive Garden, they use cream for there thickener for most sauces, but you have to make sure you ask someone in charge.

The weird thing is, at our olive garden, you have to tell them that they have rice. The waitress that we got the other day was like, "this is a itallian resturaunt, we dont serve rice" I told her, "Your manager said that yall have it in the kitchen. If you tell them that I have a wheat allergy, they will make sure that they use rice and dont contaminate it." She looked at me like I was crazy and said, "Ok, well Ill check on that. If they dont have rice, would you like to have spaghetti and with noodles?" Seriously...some people worry me. I had to go find my friend that works there and have him explain it to her! Then I asked her for salad with no crutons, and she came and said, "Here is your salad with extra crutons. Enjoy"

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