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Lehigh Valley/philly Restaurants

Guest GlutenFreeGirlfriend

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Guest GlutenFreeGirlfriend
Guest GlutenFreeGirlfriend
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I live in the Lehigh Valley area and my boyfriend was diagnosed with Celiac three years ago. We are looking for some good restaurants in the Lehigh Valley or Philadelphia area (both chain and not) that are willing to serve gluten-free patrons.

I just bought Triumph's Gluten Free Restaurant Guide, which has been some help, but I would really like some personal suggestions. We have only been out to eat once since his diagnosis and we are eager to find some restaurants willing to accomodate us.

Thanks all! :)

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jaimek Enthusiast
jaimek
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The regulars can accomodate him:

Outback

PF Changs

Maggianos

Macaroni Grille

Any sushi place!

Ted's Montana Grille

Carabbas

As far as other restaurants in the area:

Roy's (downtown)

Also, if you call ahead, most places can accomodate you.

Just ask!!

lpellegr Collaborator
lpellegr
Posted

Jules Thin Crust Pizza in Doylestown serves gluten-free pizza! I haven't been there, but other people on this forum said it was great. They have a website: Open Original Shared Link

Clark Bent as Stupor-Man Contributor
Clark Bent as Stupor-Man
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I lived in bethlehem a couple years ago when I was at college but didn't go gluten-free until earlier this year... there's been a couple posts on this site about good experiences eating gluten-free at Red Robin, and there's one off 22 or somewhere between bethlehem and allentown...

Guest GlutenFreeGirlfriend
Guest GlutenFreeGirlfriend
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Thanks for all of your suggestions. Hopefully we will get a chance to try some of these places soon. :)

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
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My parents live there and there is a pizza place with gluten free yummy pizza. It is in Easton. Type in gluten free pizza restaurant in Easton Pa. I know I saw it on line. Can't remember name. The pizza is great. They have a whole gluten free menu and a shelf with gluten free treats, and also gluten free cheesecake.

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