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Fort Wayne
West Central

Conner's Kitchen and Bar

Items on the menu are labeled gluten-free (gf) or gluten-free optional (gfo).

GF·CoeliacB
VeganB
VegB
NutC
DairyC
EggC
SoyC
ShellC
FODMAPC
PescC
Address1150 S Harrison St, Fort Wayne, IN 46802, USA
Cuisine
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Per-allergen evidence

Nut-free

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Peanuts and tree nuts are handled in the kitchen. The menu does not mark nut-free items, and the allergen warning states cross-contact is possible. Staff can take requests but offer no guarantees.

Dairy-free

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Milk is a handled allergen here. The menu lacks any dairy-free markings. Cross-contact risks are openly acknowledged. Diners need to speak directly to staff about their specific dietary needs if they hope to avoid any issues.

Egg-free

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Eggs are handled in the kitchen. There are no egg-free menu markings, and the allergen warning states cross-contact cannot be ruled out. The server should be informed.

Soy-free

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Soy is listed as a handled allergen. No soy-free menu markings. Cross-contact is possible. Staff can assist but cannot guarantee safety.

Shellfish-free

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Shellfish is handled in the kitchen. No shellfish-free menu markings. The allergen warning notes cross-contact risk. Discuss with staff before ordering.

Low-FODMAP

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Sesame is listed as a handled allergen. No low-FODMAP menu markings. Cross-contact is possible. Inform your server of your needs.

Pescatarian

C
confidence 60%
Best effort ·what tier C means

Fish is handled in the kitchen, and no pescatarian-specific markings appear on the menu. Cross-contact is possible. Staff can help identify suitable dishes.

Reminder

Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.

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