Gordon Biersch Brewery in Louisville, Kentucky - Gluten Free Grubspots

Another great thing about Louisville, there were an abundant number of gluten free options to eat at. I used Find Me Gluten Free as usual and was able to locate a number of spots throughout the city where I could grab a gluten free bite to eat. There seemed to be a fair number of Mediterranean restaurants that served kabobs, salads and hummus with veggies which are all gluten free. One such place that I was very disappointed to find out was only open for lunch was Zoes Kitchen. As I was in the IronMan Expo everyday till 5pm I didn't make it to Zoe's but I they had a very delectable looking gluten free menu.
For the sake of variety and not settling for Mexican again I decided to eat my meal at Gordon Biersch Brewery. The food reviews were good and it was nearby so I figured why not. I walked over from my hotel and the restaurant was located right at the end of Louisville's famous Fourth Street Live a great place to sit outside and have a meal. So the restaurant has an excellent location and I was able to get right in and sit at the outside bar.
So, the meal. Well you know those restaurants with clear gluten free options, or better yet a separate gluten free menu? Yeah, this is not one of those places. They have an "allergen menu" which means I have to go through everything on the menu and see if they contain gluten. Just what I want to do after a long day, nice. Take a look below, and these were just the pages I was interested in.
I went with the started with the southwest egg rolls and opted for the seared ahi tuna (Was a Chef's Favorite so figured I better) with a glass of malbec for my meal. The food was decent, not really exploding with flavor. I still like Chili's Southwest eggrolls better. The tuna was probably the best part, I appreciated the quinoa kale pilaf side as it was the perfect healthy side I was looking for. (Plus I love Quinoa) Anyway check out the pics I took of my food below.
Overall rating from me... B-, I liked that they have gluten free meals. However, I am bitter about the fact that you have to go on a witch hunt to find them. Plus as I said the food was not exploding with flavor.
Check it out for yourself and let me know about your experience. Been there already? What did you think?
For better living,
-Bill
Oh another cool thing about Kentucky, tons of horse drawn carriages in all different styles. (I know, with Kentucky's horse culture not a huge surprise but neat anyway.)
Check out this one!