Gallo's on High — Restaurant in Columbus

This is a tricky review to write bc the bartender and servers were great, but the MOD treated my group TERRIBLY. Made us feel burdensome from the get-go. For context, a large group of soccer parents met up here before a game. This restaurant says right on the door that it is a “Kitchen and Bar.” We all ordered drinks and many of us ordered food. I’m sure due to the number of us we were loud purely from regular conversation, but we were all behaving like normal patrons. The manager had initially told us at 5 p.m. when we got there that when they started to get more diners we could move out to the patio. He ended up telling us we were no longer welcome bc we were disrupting other people. We were literally just gathering and talking, and to boot, no one was on the patio. We were not loitering as we all continued to place orders, we were not acting boisterous; just normal voices. Thankfully the server told us absolutely not to leave and we were more than welcome to continue enjoying ourselves out on the empty patio, which we did. However, bc of the inhospitable and rather frosty demeanor of the manager, I will never go to a Gallo’s again and will shout it...

They serve Pepsi here, not Coke.

Water comes without a straw.

I ordered the salmon which comes with sweet potato and vegetables that have been Julianne like noodles. It was very good. There was enough butter and fat however that I would have been well served to have also ordered a glass of wine. Luckily there was a lemon wedge that cut a lot of it.

For dessert, I got something I think it was pot de creme. It's not really a chocolate pudding, but that dessert was really the highlight of your evening.

I forgot, they started with some bread and olive oil. The olive oil looks like it has some ground pepper as well as some fancy vinegar in it.

On all, I am traded very much. Oh yeah service very well done The gentleman knew the menu at great suggestions so call out to Brian....

Lies on the menu. I came in today and asked how the salad could possibly be gluten free if it had croutons and my server assured me that they were despite me telling her that is a gluten allergy that needed to be taken seriously rather than a preference. Then my salad came out without croutons and nobody even acknowledged that their menu was completely wrong. Then I ordered a gluten free pizza that was said to be a broccoli cheddar crust, but was cauliflower. Cauliflower was great, but I ended up leaving sick. I would not recommend this place to anyone with allergies due to the inaccurate menu.

Plus they also charge a $3 credit card processing fee. That would be fine, I just did not like seeing a random $3 charge and then having to track down our server...