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Celiac Safe Options - Queensbury/Lake George Area

Fofala Eixdeal
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Fofala Eixdeal
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Hello all. My family will be traveling to the area in a few weeks and have a child with celiac disease. I have tried to google/research safe options for eating out but can't seem to find any. Is anyone aware of any safe, gluten free options in the area.

Thank you!

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Welcome to the forum.  Lots of good information here.

I did a Google search "gluten free in queensbury ny" and this came up.  

Gluten-Free Restaurants in Queensbury, New York

Hey, thanks for the post.  I did not know Jersey Mike's Subs has the option.  I am going to check out the one near me.

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