Anne&Max
What we found points the right way.
Lange Hezelstraat 13, Nijmegen
based on a menu scan & open data
What you can expect here
The essentials in plain language, with what we base them on underneath.
The choice is limited. Ask before you order.
The venue writes about separate preparation itself — the single most telling signal for coeliac disease.
We go by the menu and open data. Visitor experiences are still missing.
Even with a gluten-free kitchen it stays wise to mention your coeliac disease.
Where does the 8.8 come from?
How it worksAnne&Max biedt een uitgebreide allergenenkaart (ook als PDF/QR-code) waarop per gerecht wordt aangegeven welke van de 14 allergenen aanwezig zijn of kunnen zijn, inclusief gluten, noten en lactose. Brood kan overal vervangen worden door glutenvrij brood en enkele taarten/gerechten zijn los als glutenarm gemarkeerd, maar een volledig apart glutenvrij menu ontbreekt. De keuken werkt zelf met noten, gluten en lactose, dus er is geen gescheiden bereiding gegarandeerd; klanten met allergieën worden aangeraden dit vooraf te melden.
Nothing gluten-free is recorded about this venue's kitchen.
No experiences yet. Those will carry the most weight.
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From the menu scan
Structured signals from the scan — no menu text copied across.
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Does Anne&Max have a gluten-free menu?
Partly — there are a few gluten-free options. Always mention coeliac disease when you order.
Is the kitchen fully gluten-free?
No, the kitchen is (partly) shared, so cross-contamination cannot be fully ruled out. The venue does mention separate preparation, though.
What is the glutenscore based on?
On a menu scan and open data from OpenStreetMap. Read more under 'How does the glutenscore work?'.