Red Robin??

[Guest guest]

In some of my research, I found that many people have suggested Red

Robin as a great place to eat. So, we went there for dinner tonite. I

asked to see the Gluten Free menu and the poor server looked at me as

if I were speaking Swahili. Needless to say..... I made a very

conservative choice, a burger with no bun.

I'm not " brave enough " to start asking for the manager yet. My poor

little girl had nothing but fries, and now I'm afraid that the

seasoning was gluten containing. UGH!! Thankfully, she was far more

interested in the corn chips that came with the queso we had ordered.

But, now I feel bad because she basically had nothing but corn chips

for dinner.

Has anyone had a good experience with red robin?

Our server turned out to be absolutely wonderful, very kind, very

friendly, and very good at her job. She was pretty young and fell in

love with my children, especially the baby. She actually asked if she

could hold him before we left. Made me forget how upset I was by the

fact that she had no idea what a gluten free menu was. =)

[Guest guest]

Based on stories from here, our family made the trek to a Red

Robin. Once.

Our choice was a very poor one that night:

- Friday night (CROWDS! Outrageously long wait. Busy staff.)

- Lent

- Friday in Lent (no meat for us)

and

- a FRANCHISED Red Robin (not a Corporate Red Robin).

I was totally miserable. My glutenoid family was also disappointed.

I ended up having a green salad with " add a hard boiled egg " .

Since I had a $3 coupon, and my meal cost a whopping $3, my only

consolation for a miserable evening was that I ate for free.

We've never been back.

On a recent long road trip, we passed many Red Robins. Although

we were hungry and I said I'd be willing to give RR another

try (Especially if it's a Corporate site, not a franchise), my

husband vetoed it at every turn. Left, Right, Up, and Down, hubby

said in NO UNCERTAIN TERMS " We are NOT eating at Red Robin. Find

some place else. "

Other have enjoyed it. I have not.

You probably have the world's cutest baby (after my own, of

course) or the world's best suck-up waitress!

Esther

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> In some of my research, I found that many people have suggested Red

> Robin as a great place to eat. So, we went there for dinner tonite. I

> asked to see the Gluten Free menu and the poor server looked at me as

> if I were speaking Swahili.