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Trilogy Wine Bar Boulder Colorado


jessicaheather

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jessicaheather Newbie

hi everyone

just wanted to let you all know that although this restaurant (The trilogy wine bar in boulder, co)

includes itself on the gluten-free restaurant list for boulder, co that both the management and

wait-staff are completely uniformed and incompetant and have no idea what it actually means to serve gluten-free food. they claim that one of the owners has a gluten intolerance but still eats gluten although

she breaks out in rashes???? just be safe and dont give them any business...trust me its not worth it. i

both called ahead and looked them up on the list and still got sick after asking them to accomodate me.

thats what really gets me...i had them check on a dish and later they told me they had made a mistake

and that what they claimed to be pure soy (wheat free tamari) was actually a wheat based soy. needless

to say it ruined my night. dont go there!!!!!!!!!

jh


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hi everyone

just wanted to let you all know that although this restaurant (The trilogy wine bar in boulder, co)

includes itself on the gluten-free restaurant list for boulder, co that both the management and

wait-staff are completely uniformed and incompetant and have no idea what it actually means to serve gluten-free food. they claim that one of the owners has a gluten intolerance but still eats gluten although

she breaks out in rashes???? just be safe and dont give them any business...trust me its not worth it. i

both called ahead and looked them up on the list and still got sick after asking them to accomodate me.

thats what really gets me...i had them check on a dish and later they told me they had made a mistake

and that what they claimed to be pure soy (wheat free tamari) was actually a wheat based soy. needless

to say it ruined my night. dont go there!!!!!!!!!

jh

Yikes!!! I'm sorry it was such a bad experience. For what it's worth, I went there once and didn't have any problems. But I thought it was awfully loud and not a very relaxing place to eat, so I haven't been back.

Jeanne

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