Kelly's Roast Beef

Jessica Siewrattan

I will not go back. The lady at the counter knew just enough to carry a conversation about the gluten free items. I was told the roast beef and chicken are gluten free and that they have a dedicated fryer for the fries. They told me they get special GF buns (these are the kind that crumble as you eat) and that they are kept separate from other bread. They change their gloves and use a separate (but right next to) section to make the sandwiches. They use the same toppings from what I can tell.. She was seemingly nice until the moment I said, I'm sorry but I didn't see her change her gloves, did she? (I watched her clear the entire board of all the other orders before completing mine.) She literally would have to of been a ninja to change her gloves... The cashier's response was "She's worked her for 30 years, of course she changed her gloves... What do you just want your money back!". It was very rude. Working some place for 30 years doesn't mean she understands how cross contamination works or what gluten actually is. I ended up getting sick shortly after I left. So, this location is a hard pass due to the service I received. They indicate allergy on the receipt. Fries were served hot and fresh, roast beef was good but not worth the risk of getting sick again. 15 dollars for the meal.

Mark L

Almost everything here is good. Oddly enough I dislike their actual roast beef. It's cut too thick and over done for my taste. They have a number of gluten free items that are very good. The staff is friendly and attentive.

Johan Kim

My wife and I had roast beef and fish plate. I expected, some how, roast beef to be warm. But it was served cool. It threw me off. Plus all the hypes I've heard about the restaurants popularity, it was just a roast beef sandwich -- Nothing …

Alison L

I had the clam chowder for the first time here just recently. It is pretty good for an inland place. I’ve had ones in Maine and Boston and this was not bad. …