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Butternuts Eatery In Hadley,ma

Kristen2Denise

By Kristen2Denise
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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This restaurant advertises it has celiac friendly options so we decided to check it out... I highly recommend it and it was so awesome not having to ask for a separate menu or to explain in detail what celiac was. There were little symbols designating gluten free, vegan, vegetarian. The food was excellent and you can log on to "the river 93.9" and order gift certificates that are worth 25 dollars but only cost 17.50 - its like free money or at least that's what I tell myself to justify going out to dinner!

www.butternutseatery.com

www.wrsi.com --- the radio station

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This restaurant advertises it has celiac friendly options so we decided to check it out... I highly recommend it and it was so awesome not having to ask for a separate menu or to explain in detail what celiac was. There were little symbols designating gluten free, vegan, vegetarian. The food was excellent and you can log on to "the river 93.9" and order gift certificates that are worth 25 dollars but only cost 17.50 - its like free money or at least that's what I tell myself to justify going out to dinner!

www.butternutseatery.com

www.wrsi.com --- the radio station

Hey -- Thanks for the info! I live in Brookline... How far is Hadley I wonder, will have to google/mapqpuest that after this post! is their menu available on line anywhere? It didn't seem to be on their website.

Thanks again for the heads-up!!

**OOPs -- found their Menu -- confusing website!! They need a re-design.... Menu looks great - what did you have?? I see where Hadley is now - All the way across the state! well, I've been the the whole foods in hadley & it's awesome!

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powderprincess
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thank you so much for posting this!

:)

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
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I live in greenfield. Yea! Brookline is about 1 1/2 hours away. What did you have? I am so psyched. I had a really good experience at People's Pint in Greenfield.

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