Definitely rate them on allergyeats.com. I would also write the owner and corporate office. Maybe even give them a yelp review. I've run into people that think I'm just doing a fad diet. Like I would do this to myself if I didn't have to! Allergyeats.com is a great resource for finding safe places near you. I made business cards with our allergies listed on them for each of our family members. We give them to friends and family who want to cook for us. Also we give them to servers to give the cook. If you don't have a big list, I would translate it into Spanish, too. Cooks *love* having lists. It clears up confusion. Sorry that happened to you.

Thanks for the offer, but violence isn't necessary. I just won't go back. I always check if the chips (fries) are made in a dedicated fryer or if it's shared with the breaded stuff (most of the time it's shared). Didn't notice the broken nose in the photo, but you look great! I'm not as young as I seem to look in my photo, by the way. My mom says I get away with stuff because of the "big brown eyes" (which my fiance loves). I have made the ""meat sauce" a few times since the photo, but the fettuccine is a distant memory, I'm pairing the sauce with Gluten Free penne when I cook sometime over the long holiday weekend. I promised my fiance that I'd make sandwiches to take along on our trip tomorrow (on GF Bread) and I'm bringing along a couple bags of Chick Pea puffs (Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Vegan, et al).

A lot of them don't care. It's totally sad, but it's the truth, they don't care about the safety of people with food allergies. There are those who do care, but I get stuck with those who don't know how to handle it or don't want to.

I personally don't think that the problem was on your side at all, and I don't see the need to change your behaviour. Agree with the manager that the waitron needs to be taken care of. And so glad to hear about the new gluten free pasta!

I just won't go back there anymore was rude to you