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Restaurants Near Carnegie Hall, Nyc?

Dandelion

By Dandelion
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Does anyone know of a gluten-free restaurant close by? It needs to be something quick. I actually am one of the grand prize winners in the JK Rowling Open Book Tour and will be meeting her on October 19th! I am so excited but don't want to ruin the evening taking any chances with dinner. I work on the Upper East Side not too far from Lumi but wasn't sure if that would be a quick meal.

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Are you looking for someplace specifically with a gluten-free menu? If so, I can't think of anywhere over there that has one. But there are a lot of restaurants in the area that I'm sure could be accomodating. If you don't feel comfortable doing that, I would suggest grabbing a salad at lunch time, put it in the fridge at work, and have that with you.

Or maybe call Lumi ahead of time that day, tell them what you want and let them know the situation. They are really nice there and I can see them being helpful and having it ready if you tell them around what time you'll be in. I love Lumi.

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