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The 99 - Gluten Free Menus (with Fries As An Option!) Now Available

Lombardi25

By Lombardi25
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Hi all,

I couldn't find anything about this by anyone else so I thought I would post as a heads up. The 99 has a gluten free menu now online and in the restaurants. I went tonight and they had one for me and the fries are also cooked in a dedicated friolator now too (at least in the Seabrook, NH location, but fries are on the gluten free menu on the web site so it would appear they are doing this at all sites now.) We double checked when we got in about the friolator with the manager and when the waitress came she was already aware that I had Celiacs, they noted it for our table for her, so it was very efficient/well organized. She was also pretty intelligent/aware of Celiacs as well which helped.

Anyways just another thumbs up for safe places to go now :-)

P.S. this is different than the nutritional information chart they used to have listed on their web site. The waitress even said before the menus, they would have to use a allergen chart in the back and it got pretty dicey, so this is a big improvement obviously for them and especially for us.

Nick

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