Reviews mention gluten-free marked items and the menu is reported to have GF options clearly labelled, but this is a shared, non-dedicated kitchen with in-house seitan production. The waitstaff have warned coeliac diners directly that cross-contact risk is high due to airborne gluten particles. One reviewer was told a GF burger could not be served because no GF bread was in stock. A coeliac diner was advised by staff not to eat here at all. Best considered a 'best effort' option for less-sensitive diners; call ahead to confirm current ingredients and staff recommendations.
Honest caveat, Two sources report that a staff member warned coeliac diners not to eat at this venue due to cross-contact risk from house-made seitan, and a reviewer was told the advertised GF burger could not be made with GF bread.