Gluten-Friendly Brunch at Wild Eggs: Louisville, Indianapolis & Cincinnati
The Wild Eggs Kitchen
Wild Eggs has offered a dedicated gluten-friendly menu at all 19 locations across Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio, pancakes, benedicts, scrambles, and more. Here's what to order and how to talk to your server.
Eating gluten-friendly at a restaurant usually means navigating around a menu that wasn't designed for you. The answer you get is usually "we can work something out", which translates to a plate of fruit and some scrambled eggs while everyone else orders from the real menu.
Wild Eggs built a separate gluten-friendly menu. It covers pancakes, benedicts, skillets, and more. You're not working around the menu. You have your own version of it.
Gluten-Friendly vs. Gluten-Free: An Important Distinction
Wild Eggs uses the term gluten-friendly rather than gluten-free for a specific reason. If you have celiac disease, that distinction matters, this is not a certified gluten-free facility. Tell your server about the severity of your intolerance. The kitchen will take extra precautions on preparation. Substitutions, gluten-friendly English muffin, gluten-friendly pancake batter, are available on request across most menu sections.
What's on the Gluten-Friendly Menu
Gluten-friendly pancakes, made with a dedicated batter, full-sized, with topping options available.
Benedict variations, several can be prepared with a gluten-friendly English muffin substitution.
Egg scrambles and skillets, most egg-based dishes are naturally gluten-friendly. The Potato Head Casserole and several scrambles come standard.
Sides and add-ons, fresh fruit, grits, and several other sides are gluten-friendly by default.
See the full current gluten-friendly menu at wildeggs.com/menu or ask your server for the dedicated menu card.
Does Wild Eggs have gluten-free options?
Wild Eggs uses the term gluten-friendly rather than gluten-free deliberately, this distinction is important for guests with celiac disease versus gluten sensitivity. Wild Eggs is not a certified gluten-free facility, meaning cross-contact cannot be fully eliminated. Guests with celiac disease should inform their server before ordering.
What gluten-friendly items does Wild Eggs offer?
Wild Eggs is not a certified gluten-free facility, cross-contact cannot be fully eliminated. Tell your server the severity of your intolerance so the kitchen can take appropriate precautions.
Is Wild Eggs safe for people with celiac disease?
Wild Eggs is not a certified gluten-free facility. Cross-contact with gluten-containing ingredients is possible. Guests with celiac disease should inform their server and understand the risk before ordering.
