#gffree

On the weekend while we were at McArthur Glen in Bridgend, we decided to go get breakfast and checked if Frankie and Benny’s attempt at a Gluten Breakfast was any good.  They do not have a specific gluten free breakfast menu but they did have a separate gluten free regular menu but the bonus that I had in this Frankie and Benny’s was that the manager was a Celiac.  That helped a lot as she advised what I could and couldn’t eat on the menu.

What I did find that there wasn’t a huge selection to choose from which basically consisted of eggs, bacon and beans.  Not something you want to pay £5+ for so I ended up having a start from the gluten free menu which was potato skins and extra bacon.  Very nice but its something of a common thing that most gluten suffers will do and that’s make a best out of a situation as there might not be many options.

Sorry for the delay in post, I guess not a lot has happened to me in the Gluten Free world that was worth mentioning about until Last Saturday when the Girlfriend and I visited the Urban Tap House on Westgate Street in Cardiff.

We were off to the cinema and in the past I would always avoid eating before cinema, Gigs etc. as, well, I would be very Ill but as now I know I am allergic to Gluten, I no longer feel I should avoid eating before these things.

So having a look online we found that Urban Tap House offers Gluten Free Burgers and along with gluten free beer too.  Something I have not had since going gluten free.

As I was driving, I didn’t opt for a gluten free beer (but I know exactly to go when I do go out next time) but I ordered the The Classic which included Prime ground beef, melted Welsh cheddar and crispy bacon and of course, the gluten free bun.

At first I was not confident on the server as I was unsure if he 100% knew what I was on about when ordering a gluten free burger but, like everywhere else, I have to assume they do.

Along with gluten free fries, the burger came and and looked pretty good.  It was small but you kind of expect that being gluten free however, it was really nice and with a decent price tag of £8.95 is about the price you pay for the burger.