Guest guest Posted August 11, 2006 Report Posted August 11, 2006 Arrive when they open so they can cook the fish (with no seasoning) on a clean grill. The grill soon gets contaminated with their seasoning. Salads are individually made - ask for no croutons. We order a double order of steamed vegetables as the side dish with the fish. Quote
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2006 Report Posted August 12, 2006 I can only speak for the restaurant in Palo Alto. I eat there often. I get the shrimp louie salad, which is wonderful. The manager at that store is great - he will gladly check anything you are interested in and will clean the grill and watch your food being prepared himself... They have two different rice dishes...one has rice vermicelli that I recall being safe - but check just to make sure. I recommend bringing your own bread (they have always been fine with my doing so - they even offered to heat it last time!) beause theirs smells delish - or ask they don't even bring the glutenoid stuffs to the table. I always recommend the tomato salad as a side. But I love tomatoes, so that's a given. Of course, it's safe as are the parsley potatoes. As for the kids menu, I think that won't be an option...if I remember correctly there are fish and chips and pasta on there. Sorry I can't help more...perhaps call the manager at either location and they can offer more choices and/or confirm those I believe are safe. Wish you luck, Carla > > Hi everyone, > > We have dinner plans at the Fish Market Restaurant in San Mateo next > week...I was wondering if anyone had any 'recommendations' for GF food > there...we've been before and I seem to recall that the fish is > generally OK if broiled but wanted to see if anyone had any success > with any other dishes (rice, potatoes, etc.), especially anything that > is more kid friendly for my CD son. > > Thanks! > > > Quote
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