Restaurants – Page 39 – Gluten Intolerance Group of Northeast Ohio

Anatolia Café

East/Cedar-Lee District

2270 Lee Rd.
Cleveland Heights OH 44118
CEDAR-LEE DISTRICT
(west side of Lee and south side of Cedar rd)

216 – 321 – 4400

Thanks, Bette, for sharing this review:

This is another Turkish restaurant that has quite a number of gluten free foods, even though it does not have a specific gluten free menu. Unlike the Istanbul Grill, the rice is NOT safe because it includes orzo. But otherwise, many of the appetizers, main dishes, and sides are naturally gluten free, and the food is quite good. Many of the servers are Turkish, and having a Turkish-language restaurant card might be helpful. While they were quite willing to respond to specific instructions, it was not always clear that they completely understood what was being asked.

Tommy’s on Coventry

Cleveland Hts./Coventry

https://tommyscoventry.com/

1824 Coventry Road

Cleveland Heights, OH 44118

216-321-7757

Mariann (writes 8-14)

Lunch at Tommy’s last week included a g-f veggie burger on a g-f bun, fries, and a cheddar grilled cheese and tomato sandwich. Tommy’s has been taking care of me and my family with all our gluten/vegan/dairy issues for years – graciously, intelligently and with great integrity. It is so exciting to see a dedicated gluten-free menu, lots of options, and especially great food! One reason they are always busy!

Thanks, Emily, for the following review:

I have been to Tommy’s in Coventry many times before. They have always been very accommodating regarding gluten free food, though there were still limitations to their menu, and only a few options. However, when I went to eat lunch there last week, I was plesantly surprised. When I asked my server for the gluten free menu, she informed me that they now have gluten free bread and a dedicated fryer. This means that a huge portion of the menu is now safe for gluten free customers! The falafel is gluten free, as are the french fries. Almost all of the sandwiches are now able to be ordered gluten free. My waitress at Tommy’s was extremely knowledgeable and seemed excited to share the gluten free options available to me. I ordered the Ceebee sandwich (falafel, veggies, homos, sunflower seeds, cheese and sesame sauce) and french fries. It was fantastic.When my meal arrived, my french fries had a toothpick in them to distinguish them from my friend’s fries that were likely fried in the normal fryer. The waitress also made a point to tell me that she checked to make sure, and the sesame dressing was gluten free (I hadn’t asked!). I also noticed while I was there that there was gluten free granola available, as well as some gluten free cookies.

I wish other restaurants would realize what Tommy’s has- with simple modification or two (in this case gluten free bread and a dedicated fryer), it can be very easy to accommodate gluten free customers.

Images added 8/18/14:

Progressive Field – CLE Indians Ballpark 2016

Downtown

Progressive Field Ballpark

2401 Ontario St
Cleveland, OH 44115

(216) 420-4487

Hi, Indians fans. Going to a game?

You may or may not be aware that the stadium has undergone a renovation in the off season 2016! If you are looking for options for your game repast here’s the latest word direct from the stadium on what the offerings are for the 2016 season!!

from the CLE Indians office: Information below is the most up to date. We are working with Barrio to possibly add a corn tortilla to add an additional gluten free items.

Gluten Free – Field of Greens Cart Red Bridge Beer Section 150
Gluten Free – Popcorn Sections 133, 149, 153, 156, 174, 182, 556
Gluten Free – Nachos Sections 116, 157, 172, 181, 529
Gluten Free – Ciders – The Corner Section 116, Miller Bar Section 138, Sam Adams Cart Section 164

Gluten Free – Hot Dog Ballpark Classics Section 149

Gluten Free – Pierre’s Ice Cream Sections 159, 179, 182 – Black Raspberry Chip, Chocolate, French Vanilla, Mint Chocolate Chip

Gluten Free – Build a Burger Hamburger Section 174

Gluten Free – Build a Burger Chicken Sandwich Section 174

Gluten Free – Ohio City Burrito Burrito Bowl Section 160

Gluten Free – Field of Greens Salad Section 153

Horseshoe Casino

Public Square

horseshoecleveland.com

100 Public Square
Cleveland, OH 44113

216) 297-4777

Worth the Gluten-free Gamble?

So, you’ve worked up an appetite at the casino and want to spend your winnings. What gluten free options are available? Don’t bother going downstairs to the buffet as they won’t accommodate you. Instead head up to the food court.

If you are in the mood for salad you are in luck. Rosie & Rocco’s will make any of their salads gluten free. Just inform the cashier that you need to have the salad made in a clean bowl.

The B Spot also has salad, as well as tomato soup, pulled pork and, of course, burgers without buns.

Alternatively, step outside to get some fresh air. And try one of the many great nearby restaurants.

See our restaurant page for suggestions.

Domino’s Pizza

(Controversial) Multiple Locations

Domino’s has pizza with gluten free crust.

Monday, Domino’s, the world’s largest delivery pizza chain, will announce plans to sell a pizza made with a gluten-free crust.

That is the thrilling start to the article on usatoday.com What follows is quite concerning:

“We are the first national pizza delivery chain to offer this,” boasts Domino’s CMO Russell Weiner, who notes that while the crust is certified gluten-free, the pizza is still prepared in ovens with pizzas that aren’t gluten-free, so folks who are extra-sensitive need to be aware. The gluten-free pizza costs about $3 more. Most gluten-free products typically do cost more to make.

From the Domino’s press release:

While Domino’s new Gluten Free Crust is appropriate for those with mild gluten sensitivity, Domino’s and the NFCA do not recommend it for those with celiac disease. Domino’s and the NFCA found that while the crust is certified as gluten free, current store operations at Domino’s cannot guarantee that each handcrafted pizza will be completely free from gluten.

So, the crust is certified GF, but cross-contamination is a real concern. I think I’ll skip it. How about you? Have you tried it? Share your experience by commenting below.