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Gluten Free In Philly


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sedunk Apprentice

Does anyone know of a great place to eat in Philly. I am headed there in two weeks and want to have a fantastic time. I love fine dining and dancing, classy and hip! Any suggested would be appreciated .

If there are any gluten free Italian Restaurants I would be in Heaven!

Headed for Philly

Sara


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Depends on your budget....

McCormick and Schmicks, Chart House (Delaware Ave), Ikea (their cafe has an awesome gluten-free torte)

Tangerine (more $$$) on 2nd and Market is delish and good about catering to the diet - Successfully dined there 2x and have nothing negative to say.

Little less expensive -- Sazon....venezuelan food. VERY knowledgable, but some of their corn items due contain gluten......They're helpful and definitely have many options - Plaintains, too. YUM!

The Old Philly Tavern (around 2nd street) is supposed to be accomodating too but I haven't tried it yet.

Hope you enjoy the city.

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