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San Fransisco Recomendations Needed


GeoffCJ

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My mom and Grandma are in town for a few days to help celebrate my graduation, and we'll be heading into San Fran friday. Grandma wants to take us out for a really nice lunch, so I'm looking for recomendations for a nice meal Friday. Obviously gluten-free, and grandma doesn't really eat seafood.

We'll be downtown, near all the main touristy stuff, but could travel, maybe something along the trolley line?

Price isn't a main issue.

Geoff


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Geoff:

My Triumph Dining Guides says:

Houston's

1800 Montgomery Street

(415) 392-9280............Has a very informed staff, but no gluten free menu.

www.hillstone.com

Jardiniere

www.jardiniere.com

Fishermen's Grotto

www.fishermensgrotto.com (been there and wonderful pre gluten free)

I am sure others will post. Have a wonderful trip. AND Congratulations.

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