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Any One Knows About Restaurant/menus In Hampton Va

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smallville Newbie
smallville
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Hello any body know about good restaurants with gluten-free menus??? en Hampton, VA???? :unsure:

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Lisa Mentor
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mellajane Explorer
mellajane
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Outbacks are usaually pretty good. Chilis has a gluten free menu as well as Carabas and Bonefish grill which I beleive you should have one in Hampton. I live in Va. Beach eating out is hard but be picky. I found vegeterian menus are pretty friendly and always if your not sure ask for no season including butter. Lemon and salt do wonders.You can download menus for all of those places.Always try and stick to what you know is safe!

smallville Newbie
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Hello any body know about good restaurants with gluten-free menus??? en Hampton, VA???? :unsure:

THANKS FOR ALL THE TIPS!!!! I will try to look for it... ;)

My husband is the one with the celiac disease. :( It being hard for him... :P you know man like their pizza and all that good stuff! :lol:

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alyssasgabby Rookie
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THANKS FOR ALL THE TIPS!!!! I will try to look for it... ;)

My husband is the one with the celiac disease. :( It being hard for him... :P you know man like their pizza and all that good stuff! :lol:

I'm not in Va. Beach, but in Richmond. My doctor recommended Outback and Red Robin. Any of these in your area?

jesse Newbie
jesse
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does red robin have a gluten free menu?

theres one of those in the pittsburgh area too.

lmk,

jdog

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BlackburnK Newbie
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I go to CNU and there are tons of restaurants on Jefferson. Most corporate chains (unos, carrabbas, cheeseburger, fridays) I was just diagnosed 2 weeks ago with celiac disease. Being a college student on the go and in class most of the day, its going to be SO difficult!

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