Pizza On the Run Keystone

Coca-Cola is formulated without any gluten-containing ingredients, and the beverage itself does not pose a cross‑contamination risk.

Diet Coke is a bottled soft drink that contains no gluten-containing ingredients and is not prepared on-site, so cross‑contact risk is negligible.

Dr Pepper is a pre‑packaged soda that contains no gluten ingredients, and it is served directly from a sealed bottle or can, eliminating cross‑contamination risk.

Fanta Orange is a pre‑packaged soda made from water, sugar, citric acid, natural flavors and colorings, none of which contain gluten, and it is not prepared on-site, so cross‑contamination risk is negligible.

Lemonade is made from water, fresh lemon juice, and sugar, none of which contain gluten, and it does not require any gluten-containing additives.

Sprite is a bottled carbonated soft drink that contains no gluten-containing ingredients, and it is not prepared on-site, so cross‑contamination risk is negligible.

Unable to analyze — use caution and ask your server.

Unable to analyze — use caution and ask your server.

Root beer can be made with barley malt or other gluten-containing ingredients, and shared soda dispensers may have cross‑contact, so it isn’t guaranteed gluten‑free.

The listed ingredients are naturally gluten‑free, but the shared kitchen, prep surfaces, and spices may introduce hidden gluten or cross‑contamination, and some chili recipes use flour or wheat‑based thickeners that aren't disclosed.

The soup of the day is a rotating item with undisclosed ingredients, and the restaurant uses a shared kitchen and prep area, which raises the risk of hidden gluten (e.g., flour thickener, barley, wheat noodles) and cross‑contact.