Red Robin: A Culinary and Artistic Delight
There exist only a handful of restaurants where my husband and son, both afflicted with Celiac disease, can dine without worry. Among these rare options stands Red Robin. Their menu boasts gluten-free hamburger buns, and what sets them apart is their meticulous separation of the fryer, dedicated to gluten-free items—a detail that doesn’t escape my gratitude.
While my “Silly Yak” family members find the culinary offerings immensely appealing, it’s the art that genuinely encapsulates the essence of the venue for me. Pop art permeates every corner of the restaurant—an homage to creativity. Lego renditions of milkshakes and fries, and a personal favorite of mine: an artwork evoking Roy Lichtenstein’s style, constructed entirely from crayons.
The ceiling adorned with posters holds a special place in my heart; the evident dedication and careful consideration to install art on the overhead space truly earns 5 stars in my book! It’s not every day you encounter such a creative endeavor, making it a remarkable highlight. Even for those who might not share the same enthusiasm for gourmet burgers, I wholeheartedly suggest a visit to Red Robin simply to witness firsthand their exceptional knack for imaginative decor choices.
This brand’s strategy marries innovation with a charming dose of nostalgia. For example, a meticulously fashioned piece made from old-school cassette tapes (a throwback familiar to those in the know), hung above our booth. Notably, the restaurant has been known to collaborate directly with artists, offering a glimmer of hope that your very own creation might grace their walls someday—if you’re fortunate enough.
To explore visit a Red Robin restaurant near you visit: www.redrobin.com
