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"Enjoyed the GF stuffed french toast, our waitress said their fryers are not dedicated gluten free."
Téléphone: +18073447660
Adresse: 32 St Paul Street, Thunder Bay, P7A 4K9, Canada, P7A4S5
Réservation, Réserver
Ville: Thunder Bay
Site Web: http://www.roostersbistro.com/
Lundi: 07:00 -16:00
Mardi: 07:00 -16:00
Mercredi: 07:00 -16:00
Jeudi: 07:00 -16:00
Vendredi: 07:00 -16:00
Samedi: 08:00 -14:00
Dimanche: 08:00 -14:00
Plats: 8
Catégories: 5
Avis: 1578
Today, I had a wonderful meal at Roosters Bistro. I decided to try the Big Breakfast, which included 2 eggs, sausage, home fries, toast, and the choice of pancakes or waffles. I was also told that tomato slices were available as an option. Roosters is a great spot for breakfast or lunch, especially when I want to treat my grandma when she visits. She loves the rooster theme in the restaurant as she has a collection of rooster knick-knacks at home. The food at Roosters is delicious, and I have never been disappointed with a meal there. I can't remember my server's name, possibly Caprice, but she had unique tattoos and made sure to keep my coffee and water refilled. The indoor seating is limit...
This restaurant is not dedicated gluten free, but has gluten free options marked on the menu. I ate here twice while visiting and had a good experience the first time (knowledgeable server who helped with ordering and confirmed food was gluten free when it came out) and a poorer experience the second time (the server informed me that potatoes that were gluten free, but when they arrived I could see that they had been deep fried. I asked if they had a dedicated fryer and they said no. They did comp the potatoes from the bill, but it made me question the rest of my meal)
They do not have an understanding about cross contamination. They said the shared fryer was safe because they only blanch the potatoes in a shared fryer so it’s safe. They then said the toast was safe but when asked if it was a shared toaster it was. With the lack of understanding of cross contamination I only got a coffee because I couldn’t risk being sick for a week. The server also tried to argue with me that the way their fryers are shared is safe for celiac.
