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gluten-free Breakfast In Boston?

foxdog

By foxdog
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foxdog Newbie
foxdog
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I'm traveling to boston to meet up with my parents. I'll have access to a kitchen for most of my trip, just not right way.

Can anyone recommend a gluten-free breakfast place relatively close to the airport (by T or by car)? It would be great if it had espresso too...

Thanks,

heidi

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loraleena Contributor
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I go to Boston all the time, but I have avoided breakfast. The one place I know of is Fire and Ice in Harvard Square on Sunday MOrnings. They have a brunch buffet. This is how it works. They have a big grill in the middle of the room to cook everything. If you have gluten issues, they will take your food in the back and cook it in your own pan. The buffet is full of uncooked food. You can order an omelet and then pick out everything you want in it. They also have raw meats, veggies and rice that you give them and they make a stir fry for you. They have a sauce bar and they will give you a list of sauces and which ones are gluten free so you can choose what you want your food cooked in. It costs 15.99 for unlimited. The omelets are humoungous!

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Char Apprentice
Char
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This might not help you much now, but I just discovered that Fireplace in Brookline (get there from the green C-line) can do gluten-free brunch -- including duck hash! They have a full-on gluten-free menu for dinner, but for the brunch, we called in advance and they called the head chef just to double check.

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MJ-S Contributor
MJ-S
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This thread is ancient but I just came across it and HAVE to say something.

I got food poisoning at Fire and Ice many many years ago (pre-gluten,dairy issues). Buffet with food sitting out all day = not a good idea.

More to the point for this board, the cc issues are massive, with everyone directly picking their own food out of the buffet.

I go to Boston all the time, but I have avoided breakfast. The one place I know of is Fire and Ice in Harvard Square on Sunday MOrnings. They have a brunch buffet. This is how it works. They have a big grill in the middle of the room to cook everything. If you have gluten issues, they will take your food in the back and cook it in your own pan. The buffet is full of uncooked food. You can order an omelet and then pick out everything you want in it. They also have raw meats, veggies and rice that you give them and they make a stir fry for you. They have a sauce bar and they will give you a list of sauces and which ones are gluten free so you can choose what you want your food cooked in. It costs 15.99 for unlimited. The omelets are humoungous!

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