T-Bone Station offers the possibility of gluten-free options for their sandwiches. However, they may not be fully equipped to handle gluten-free products, and the service might not meet expectations.
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They try to be inclusive with celiac patients, but honestly, it's a bit embarrassing because the gluten-free bread is served separately and packaged, consisting of a tiny piece of bread that, as soon as you open it, is already hard because those products are not formulated to be heated in the microwave but in an oven! The price is outrageous and exaggerated compared to what is served. By the end of the meal, I am still hungry, of course. And then I have to eat various things separately because if you think you can assemble the sandwich yourself, it's not possible because they have bread that is not suitable. I go there only if it's really late, I'm desperate, and there's no other option.
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Gluten-free panini
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Terrible experience, the menu does not indicate frozen products. The gluten-free sandwich is served in a ridiculous way for the price it costs. They are not equipped to handle gluten-free products and despite this, the waiters did not seem at all willing to listen to our complaints or at least to apologize for what happened.
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I ordered a sandwich with fried chicken, and once I selected it on Deliveroo, it asked me to choose between regular bread or gluten-free. I’m not celiac, but since it made me choose whether gluten-free or not, despite getting a sandwich with fried chicken which is not suitable for celiacs, I thought, why not try it. 12 euros for the sandwich. What I received was just the chicken "on the plate" drenched in sauce and bacon with a leaf of lettuce, and on the side, in a separate container, a gluten-free bun that must have been a quarter of the piece of chicken, so I would have had to assemble it, not quite sure how. Naturally, the menu had no pictures of gluten-free bread, so I thought I would get a proper hamburger with the chicken, but instead, I got a nice surprise. Be careful when ordering gluten-free bread. Furthermore, when I calmly communicated the issue to the restaurant, as I had never ordered the chicken sandwich before, there wasn't much understanding from the staff, and they were particularly not very friendly. Please include pictures of the dishes with gluten-free bread.
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