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San Francisco South Bay Area Dining

jillwilli

By jillwilli
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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jillwilli Newbie
jillwilli
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My husband was recently diagnosed with celiac disease. We both work full time plus, so we used to get take-out or go out for something simple often. I am adjusting to cooking for him, but it makes for a very long day sometimes! Can you suggest places to eat in the south bay area? We're in Mountain View. Thanks in advance!!!

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Rebecca47 Contributor
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I am still just a newbie, but I do know that OUTBACK RESTAURANT has a gluten free menu. I personaly do not know of any other, but someone in here will. Is there any OUTBACKS near you? ;)

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jillwilli Newbie
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Thanks Rebecca! Yes, there's an Outback, which he likes, fairly near. I've also just seen a gluten-free menu for PF Changs, which is another favorite. Very cool!!! I know that my husband also needs to learn to ask for himself when we are out, but he's still so new, and embarrassed. I will worry about his ego once we get him fed properly

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My husband was recently diagnosed with celiac disease. We both work full time plus, so we used to get take-out or go out for something simple often. I am adjusting to cooking for him, but it makes for a very long day sometimes! Can you suggest places to eat in the south bay area? We're in Mountain View. Thanks in advance!!!

PF Changs has a gluten-free menu (there's one in Sunnyvale and Palo Alto). Maggiano's usually has gluten-free pasta on hand although no formal gluten-free menu.

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linz7997 Explorer
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i just went to SF for work and i have a whole list of menus from restaraunts telling me they would/could accommodate me...if you are interested let me know and i will email you them

amber-rose Contributor
amber-rose
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Hi Linz. I live about 1 1/2 hrs away from San Francisco. But I go there a lot to see ballets & stuff. So I was wondering if you could message me about the places there. Thanks!

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