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Siesta Key, Fl

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My sister in law just moved to Siesta Key and we are going to visit her at the end of the month. We are staying at a condo with my in laws - and my mother in law has been great. She said we'd go to the grocery together when we get there - she doesn't want to bring in any gluten to the condo unknowingly (I'm new at this - and so then is she!).

She told my father in law that if he wants a sandwich he can go make one in his car :) SHe's too funny...

Anyway, while on vacation - my inlaws LOVE to eat dinner out. They love fresh seafood and looking at the beach while eating it. I'm trying to plan ahead and find some restaraunts we can enjoy - since they're being so accomodating. Does anybody know of any?

Also, I have 3 small children - any ideas for snacks for them for the long car ride that are gluten free - since I won't be able to scrub my hands like I do at home...?

Thanks for all of your help!

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My sister in law just moved to Siesta Key and we are going to visit her at the end of the month. We are staying at a condo with my in laws - and my mother in law has been great. She said we'd go to the grocery together when we get there - she doesn't want to bring in any gluten to the condo unknowingly (I'm new at this - and so then is she!).

She told my father in law that if he wants a sandwich he can go make one in his car :) SHe's too funny...

Anyway, while on vacation - my inlaws LOVE to eat dinner out. They love fresh seafood and looking at the beach while eating it. I'm trying to plan ahead and find some restaraunts we can enjoy - since they're being so accomodating. Does anybody know of any?

Also, I have 3 small children - any ideas for snacks for them for the long car ride that are gluten free - since I won't be able to scrub my hands like I do at home...?

Thanks for all of your help!

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My sister in law just moved to Siesta Key and we are going to visit her at the end of the month. We are staying at a condo with my in laws - and my mother in law has been great. She said we'd go to the grocery together when we get there - she doesn't want to bring in any gluten to the condo unknowingly (I'm new at this - and so then is she!).

She told my father in law that if he wants a sandwich he can go make one in his car :) SHe's too funny...

Anyway, while on vacation - my inlaws LOVE to eat dinner out. They love fresh seafood and looking at the beach while eating it. I'm trying to plan ahead and find some restaraunts we can enjoy - since they're being so accomodating. Does anybody know of any?

Also, I have 3 small children - any ideas for snacks for them for the long car ride that are gluten free - since I won't be able to scrub my hands like I do at home...?

Thanks for all of your help!

HI -

Spent February there. There is a gluten-free bakery behind Capt Curt's in the ice cream shop near the bridge. - THeir baked goods is delicious and they do bread by special order. Also there are al the chains from Outback , Bonefish Grill, Carrabas, etc. that do gluten-free menus. GOod luck.

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Thanks so much! That gluten-free bakery will be a huge help!!

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OK - so my brother gave me a list of places they eat when they are there. Has anyone ever been to any of these:

Phillipi Creek

THe Old Salty Dog

Turtles

Just wondering if anyone has had a good gluten-free meal there...

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