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Positive Experience At Pollo Tropical In Florida


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Thia was my first time going to a Pollo Tropical, and everything in there was delicious and most especially, just about the entire menu was gluten-free!!!!! They only have Pollo Tropical's in Florida, which I think is a real shame, but it was still delicious. Anyone else ever been there?? I have a Mambo Combo grilled boneless chicken, with black beans and rice (though I didn't exactly eat the beans) and I had as a side french frys. They have nutritional and food allergies guide that lists the fodds that have common ingredient allergies in them and fries only have soy products in them, probably b/c their the only thing fryed in the fryer! Everything else is grilled!! I went to the one outside of Sawgrass Mills, and now I'm very happy b/c now here is another fast-food restaurant I can go to!!!!!!!!!!


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There's quite a few in Florida, hold on... I'll give you the link to their location in Florida. The only thing you have to ask them is to not have a roll on you plate. It comes w/ almost every meal. I just took mine off the plate, but next time I'll request no roll.

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To help our customers enjoy a unique, Caribbean-food experience, we have listed our products that contain ingredients which may trigger allergies.

The most common food allergens are milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, soy and wheat.

MAIN ENTREES

Chicken, Whole The maltodextrin is derived from corn

Pork Mojo Contains sulfites

Ribs Soy products

Shrimp Soup Contains shellfish, sulfites, milk and wheat products

Shrimp Creole Contains shellfish, sulfites, milk and wheat products

SIDES

Sweet Bananas Soy product

Corn Milk and soy products

Dinner Rolls Wheat and Soy products

French Fries Soy products

Red Beans Milk and soy products

White Rice Soy products

Yellow Rice with Vegetables Soy products

Cheddar cheese Milk products

Croutons Wheat, milk and soy products

Caesar dressing Milk, egg, wheat, soy products

DESSERTS

Tres Leches Milk, egg and wheat products

Flan Milk and egg products

Key Lime Pie Milk, weat and soy products

SAUCES

Mojo Soy products

Mustard Curry Sauce Soy and egg products

Shrimp Creole Sauce Sulfites, milk, wheat and soy products

OTHER

Sauteed Onion Soy Products

Pollo Tropical® product information is based on nutritional analysis provided by ABC Research Corp.,

Hazelton Laboratories, product suppliers, and the USDA National Nutrient Database.

Sorry, they didn't have a direct link to the locations but they have some in Palm Beach county, Miami-Dade, orange county, Broward County, and they even have one location in New Jersey!!

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:) Thanks for the info on Pollo Tropicale. I live close to the Sawgrass Mall, but I've never eaten there (since diagnosis.) I like their food, and it's great to have another option.
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Your welcome:)

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