As I was perusing the different articles on Health.com, I found an article entitled "America’s Healthiest Restaurants: Our List of the Best Casual Dining Spots". This website is a great resource for those who like to keep up on nutritional info, so I enjoy checking it out every so often.
Anyhow, I was reading the list of healthiest restaurants, and found this little blurb on Uno's Chicago Grill: "Another reason Uno’s is at the top of our list: You know what you’re eating. In the lobbies of most of the restaurant’s locations, there are Nutrition Information Centers that detail ingredients, fat and sodium contents, and calories and fiber of every item, in addition to gluten-free options."
How awesome is that!! I love that some restaurants are making this information more readily available, and a big high five to Uno's for providing Nutrition Centers in their lobbies for everyone to look through! Mark and I have decided to go scope our local Uno's out this weekend, so stay tuned for the review :) Yesssss!
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3 comments:
That sounds great!
I am so used to restaurants listing their gluten-free items, and also many restaurants having gluten-free pizza and pasta, that I tend to forget that this is not the case everywhere.
Maybe listing gluten- and dairy-free items will be common practice everywhere in the future.
This is great! I'll pass this along to my daughter who lives in Chicago and is GF. If the food is good, there's no reason to hide the ingredients. I'm glad to hear that more restaurants are disclosing their ingredients. Good for them. And thanks for the information.
Melissa
That's awesome! I don't have to eat gluten-free, but it's good to know in case I'm ever with someone who does. And I love Uno's, anyway!
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