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Anyone Ever Eat At Firebirds Woodfire Grill?

jasonD2

By jasonD2
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i eat there frequently and did last night. they have a gluten-free menu but sometimes I still feel like the food isnt prepared properly.

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i eat there frequently and did last night. they have a gluten-free menu but sometimes I still feel like the food isnt prepared properly.

I ate there this summer. I am gluten free and dairy free. When I asked for something dairy free, they told me the chicken was marinated in buttermilk. They had some that hadn't been marinated yet, so they fixed that for me. I wanted the green beans, but they had dairy also, so I had a salad with oil and vinegar. It all turned out ok, but it wasn't anything special.

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