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tiffjake Enthusiast
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Ok, I'm going to san antonio this weekend on a road trip. I am actually staying at this gluten free bed and breakfast which i'm very excited about, at least one meal will be safe. The woman who owns it is supposed to be able to direct me towards gluten free places to eat during my stay, but I was wondering if anyone lives there/has visted there and has any suggestions of good gluten-free places to eat near the river walk!! Thanks in advance!

Are you staying at the Chicken Paradise? If so, enjoy!! I can recomend the Little Aussie Bakery. EVERYTHING there is gluten free!!!

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Are you staying at the Chicken Paradise? If so, enjoy!! I can recomend the Little Aussie Bakery. EVERYTHING there is gluten free!!!

Yes! That's where I'm staying, I'm so excited, have you ever been there?

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laurelfla Enthusiast
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Just wanted to throw in a little input on San Antonio from back in November. The support group there is awesome! I got all my info from their webpage:

Open Original Shared Link

I went to the Little Aussie Bakery -- wonderful pizza and as other posters here have mentioned, the whole place is gluten free! It was amazing to eat bread dipped in olive oil as an appetizer in a restaurant, too! :) The tiramisu was also fantastic. There was nothing to worry about, and the best part, no questions to ask the waiter!

I also ate at Aldaco's; there's a gluten free menu at Open Original Shared Link, and the server helped me too. The salsa is hands down the best I've ever eaten. Darn the terrorists for messing up the possibility of taking liquids on a plane, because I really wanted to bring it home with me, but it was in a styrofoam cup with a lid. I met the owner -- super nice. Definitely go here if you are in San Antonio.

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I'm going to San Antonio in 3 weeks! I can't wait.

Susan

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