If I could give this place zero stars I absolutely would! Although I’ve heard a lot of great things about this place, they are not versed AT ALL on food allergies despite the note on the bottom of the menu stating otherwise. I called this afternoon to get additional information because of the allergies I have. I specifically asked for a manager and was told that she was busy and unable to help me at that moment. So I was then handed off to an EXTREMELY RUDE waitress named Julie. Whom after I shared about my allergies, knew basically no information and essentially said that it’s better if I don’t dine there and had not one clue about cross contamination or any idea of how alterations to dishes can be made. Since waiters are not as thoroughly versed on food, ingredients, and kitchen cross contamination, I always ask for a manger since they are able to answer my questions adequately. While trying to explain this to Julie, she continued to cut me off, be rude and then hang up on me. She was a DISGRACE of a waitress and I truly hope she gets better training on how to appropriately speak and act with customers. Additionally, if the chef is unable to speak English as Julie so rudely shared, then quite frankly this establishment should take off their acknowledgment of allergies because it doesn’t seem like they can be very accommodating. If you have allergies, you’re better off avoiding this place because they are not knowledgeable at all about them and you’ll most likely end up having an allergic reaction. I would highly recommend these places that have delicious food and are extremely knowledgeable and accommodating: Five Horses Tavern, The Friendly Toast, and North Street Grille.