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Inclusive Dietary Document

Amy’s catering

  • There’s a vegetarian tab with items, but most of them are salads, and some
    items have meat that can be removed at request. No gluten-free options
    seemingly.

Chipotle

  • There are vegetarian options listed under nutrition on their site, including plant-
    based chicken. Nothing about gluten-free options.

Grand Traverse Pie Company

  • Gluten-free options: there is gluten-free bread available for all sandwiches.
  • Vegetarian: There is a Mediterranean Veggie sandwich, the house salad comes
    with no meat if requested.

Jersey Mikes

  • One vegetarian sandwich option. Seemingly there are no options for gluten-free
    bread.

Jimmy John’s

  • No specific difference in the menu for gluten-free or vegetarian/vegan
    options. One vegetarian sandwich option.

Leaf Salad Bar

  • There are several salad options, both meatless and with meat, on their catering
    menu. There are also soups, veggie and fruit trays on the menu as well.

McAlister’s (no delivery)

  • Their menu has indicators for vegetarian/gluten-free options. Two vegetarian
    sandwich options. A few other vegetarian options for sides like soups and
    potatoes. Nacho basket is also vegetarian. No gluten-free options for sandwiches.

Noodles & Company

  • There is a nutrition calculator page that can be used to view items on the menu
    that are vegetarian or gluten-free.
  • Gluten-free: lots of gluten-free options, except for sandwiches/wraps
    Panera
  • On their menu, there are options to view vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free
    options.

Pizza House

  • No specific difference in the menu for gluten-free or vegetarian/vegan
    options. Bad reviews from gluten-free review sites.

Potbelly

  • Under their menu, there are vegetarian options listed. Three sandwiches can be
    customized to be made vegetarian.

Qdoba

  • There is an entire tab on the menu ordering site with a chart, including gluten-
    free, vegetarian, and vegan options.

Sindhu’s

  • Nothing specific on their menu listing vegetarian or gluten-free options, but lots
    of vegetarian options listed on the bars. Unsure about gluten-free options. Unsure
    if they do catering though.

Snacks

  • Stanford Medicine has a list of good gluten-free snack options.
  • Heathline.com has a list of good simple vegetarian snack options

Sree Saffron

  • Plenty of vegetarian options on their menu, including two tabs solely for
    vegetarian appetizers and meals. Not sure about gluten-free items being
    differentiated. Unsure if they do catering.

Sultan’s

  • Entire section of their menu. on each meal page dedicated to vegetarian
    options. Seemingly no gluten-free items specifically listed. All salads come meat-
    free.

Tropical Smoothie Café

  • Vegetarian: many options on their menu can be made with plant-based
    meat. Nearly every wrap/sandwich on their menu online says it can be made with
    plant-based meat.

Woody’s

  • Plenty of vegan/vegetarian and gluten-free options are available on the menu.
    has the full menu for viewing; the V represents vegan/vegetarian, and the blue circle
    represents gluten-free.

Do's:

  • Include non-salad vegetarian options and meals to be inclusive to non-meat
    eaters, and to add a variety of options.
  • Include a text box question in any Qualtrics/Forms you send out for any
    alternative food options (gluten-free/vegetarian) that are needed.
  • Order from restaurants and shops that have good vegetarian/gluten-free options
    if need be.
  • Provide a variety of snacks from the sources listed above, many of them are both
    gluten-free and vegetarian.
  • Make sure the meals provided that are gluten-free and vegetarian are filling
    enough, compared to the standard options.
  • Communicate with those who make notes about food accommodations.
  • Be thorough with dietary restrictions, treat them as if they’re food allergies.
  • Be sure to double check with the caterer/restaurant about any dietary
    restrictions.
  • Plan your menu with dietary restrictions in mind. This helps people feel
    included.
  • Consider plant-based protein options for a balanced meal.
  • Consider plant-based meats to increase the variety of vegetarian foods.
  • Start the preparation for the orders early just in case

Don'ts:

  • Don’t always assume that including meat-free salads is the only way to be
    inclusive for vegetarian options.
  • Assume that only 1-2 options for gluten-free and vegetarian meals are okay for
    everyone.
  • Ignore dietary restrictions and accommodation requests. Treat them as if they
    were serious allergies.
  • Do the ordering and food accommodation requests last second, some
    restaurants may require a fair amount of prep time.