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What your favorite Gluten Free restaurant ?

Jane07

By Jane07
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Jane07 Enthusiast
Jane07
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Im from Canada  and I’m also a vegetarian. 

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Scott Adams Grand Master
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I like Diavola Pizzeria and Coppola's Rustic, both in or near Geyserville, CA (If you are ever in wine country). Diavola's makes their gluten-free pizzas in a separate area of their wood fired pizza oven, and also prepare them in a separate area using separate ingredients. Both offer some vegetarian items. That said, I still take at least two capsules on GliaxinX (an advertiser here) before I eat out anywhere, no matter what they say about their menu and preparation.

  • 11 months later...
MrsRose Rookie
MrsRose
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I live in the Palm Springs area. So far I can eat at: PF Chang's, Chipotle, Rubio's, Pokehana, Mario's Italian, Chef Tanya's Kitchen. Still looking for more.

Jean Marie Newbie
Jean Marie
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Chick-fil‐A.  Grilled nuggets and waffle fries!!

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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Do they use a dedicate fryer?

MrsRose Rookie
MrsRose
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Jersey Mike's cleans the meat grinder and has utensils sealed in bag. Pokehana has gluten-free soy dressing but they use imitation crab which has gluten. PF Chang's has dedicated fryer and so far, Chipotle and Rubio's has not made me sick. I use to be able to eat Red Robins fries with my grandson, but they made me sick for 3 days, so I'm guessing my Celiac is getting worse as diseases often do. No Celiacs are alike, that's why I really don't like making recommendations, I post what works for me.

Celiac-chick57 Newbie
Celiac-chick57
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On 12/16/2023 at 8:28 AM, Aaron2018 said:

I’m so excited to try them all no complaints about Oreos gluten free line . Everything I have tasted so  far tastes just as you would expect, but with no gluten.

I love Chic FIL- A grilled nuggets. Also the grilled chicken wth gluten-free bun-but it's not warmed up! What's with that? 

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Celiac-chick57 Newbie
Celiac-chick57
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Ala the gluten-free Oreos are a WINNER👍😀 I work at Amazon Fresh and we carry the GOLDEN OREOS as well as double stuff @regular gluten-free oreos. Taste sweeter and just as crunchy and flavourful 

MrsRose Rookie
MrsRose
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I'm glad Oreo came out with a gluten-free option. I cannot try them because I have RA and a blood disease....can't do inflammatory foods but so happy to see other gluten-free options 👍🫶🏼Glad companies are stepping up.

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Celiacmanbill Explorer
Celiacmanbill
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i cant do inflammatory foods either but ive had the regular gluten oreo golden ones when i stopped caring for a bit so happy that they made gluten free ones because the taste of those are amazing hopefully i can have them again sometime i wish they sold just the golden crackers

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KGA Newbie
KGA
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We live in the Doylestown Pennsylvania area and have two wonderful Gluten options!  Jules Pizza makes their own gluten free crust and Lovebird has Gluten Free fried chicken with Mac and cheese!  My daughter is going to feature gluten free restaurant options.  Check out her newly started page and give it a follow!  Thanks for your support!  Juliacs Journey

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