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Lucky's Steakhouse, Fenton, Mi


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Sorry for the choppy sentence structure. I got glutened somewhere else.

Lucky's is a yummy, yummy steakhouse. My parents invited me out on short notice. I called Lucky's at 5:00 on a Saturday and spoke with the manager about a gluten-free meal at 5:30. She said it would be OK, and to have the server speak with her. The place was packed, as usual. My server had panic on his face from all the hustle and bustle. I told him about gluten-free and asked him to wash his hands before he got my glass. My drinks did come with fruit garnish, but I just avoided them. I had the ribeye with baked tater and veggies. Tasty, tasty. I could see the waiter doing all the little things correctly to make sure I didn't get sick. For example, he served my glass first and my meal came out seperate from the table's order. I'll note that my meal was served and I think cooked in butter (I'm DF), but I'll take partial responsibility for that. I forgot to tell the chef and manager. My waiter knew, but he was chest deep in orders when I told him that one. I don't have a strong reaction to butter, so all went OK.


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