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gluten-free Restaurants In San Antonio Tx

paige

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My husband and I are heading to San Antonio, TX in June. Does anyone know of any "celiac-friendly" restaurants in the area? We'd love to visit local places - not the usual Wendy's and Outbacks! Thanks for your help!

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My husband and I are heading to San Antonio, TX in June. Does anyone know of any "celiac-friendly" restaurants in the area? We'd love to visit local places - not the usual Wendy's and Outbacks! Thanks for your help!

Yes! I was there for business a couple of months ago. Try Biga on the Banks on the river walk (Open Original Shared Link). It's a little pricey, but they were extremely accomodating and the food was great.

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I was there a couple of weeks ago and ate at P F Changs at the Quary (sp?). It was really good!!!!

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Aldaco's is great. The local Celiac group has meetings there - Mexican cuisine. I also recommend the Triumph Dining Cards and Triumph Dining book. It has listings for all over the country with menus of safe items from chains like PF changs and Outback. triumphcdning.com - i think

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They have a Chipotle!

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