Andy’s has been at this location since the early 1950’s, and
has been playing Jazz since the late 1970’s. It reminds me of a cute little
speak-easy with waiters dressed the part and friendly jazz artists playing live
music. We had a reservation for 4:00 on Sunday, when they are less busy.
(Friday’s and Saturday’s it’s quite the hopping place!) Our server came over
asked who was the birthday girl, and who was the gluten free diner. I was happy;
they noted it on the reservation. He asked a few questions, he confirmed it was an "allergy", and if I had any other allergies they needed to know about. He said he’d double check everything
with the chef before he guessed what was safe. He came back with a list and
pointed out the dishes they could do gluten free. It was a huge selection, but
it had a variety of beef, chicken, salmon and risotto. The disappointing part
is they seemed to be missing was a dessert option, so we skipped dessert, but
made it up by stopping at Garrett’s for popcorn before boarding our boat!
I got the risotto – One word – Fabulous! It was plated so pretty I didn’t want to disturb it at first, but really it was tasty, if I could have licked the plate I might have done it! When the food arrived it was even announced at gluten free, so there was no mistake on the meal. I was really glad I came out, even though I was a bit nervous about it, everything turned out really well.
I give them 4 dragonflies, despite not having a dedicated menu the server took great care of handling the gluten free dinning and checking with the chef for options and modifications. I would love to go back again since the entertainment was amazing and the food was extremely tasty and unique. I'm not sure I could have made anything this good myself.
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