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Anything On Long Island


minibabe

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minibabe Contributor

I was just wondering if there are any conferences or anything of that sort on Long Island. I would love to attend things of this sort. If anyone has any information just let me know. thanks a bunch :D


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hi minibabe--where are you at--i found a support group here in suffolk county--they meet on higbie st on the 1st tuesday of every month--between montauk hwy and sunrise hwy--they are a very nice group of people--very friendly--if you would like more info--just email me at my aol addy--otay----i just moved to the island 3 weeks ago tomorrow--i love it here---deb

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feefur Newbie
I was just wondering if there are any conferences or anything of that sort on Long Island.  I would love to attend things of this sort.  If anyone has any information just let me know.  thanks a bunch  :D

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DId you ever get an answer i live in nassau county and i am looking for the same thing.

thanks

feefur

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emk Newbie

Hey, I don't know about support groups there, but I do know that there is a gluten free restuarant in Greenwich Village. called Risotteria owned bya Joe Pace. So that might be helpful.

IrishGirl71 Rookie
Hey, I don't know about support groups there, but I do know that there is a gluten free restuarant in Greenwich Village. called Risotteria owned bya Joe Pace.  So that might  be helpful.

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I ate at Risotteria for the first time a few weeks ago. Fantastic food.

ALSO FOR LONG ISLANDERS:

gluten-free Italian Restaurant in Bellmore:

Cafe Baldo

located on Jerusalem Ave (Route 105)

About a mile, maybe mile and a half west of Wantagh Ave.

gluten-free Pizza

gluten-free Calzones!!!

gluten-free Pasta

Garlic Knots!!!

HUGE assortment of gluten-free desserts too!!

I went there for the first time the other day, got a gluten-free Calzone

I could cry from how good it was to eat Calzone again

and it was great too....

ALSO - NEARBY

On Wantagh Ave

Just north of 105 and south of the Southern State

tucked into a corner next to a diner (across from a big shopping center)

is a health food store

with the biggest selection of gluten-free ready-made stuff I have ever seen

Bagels, bread, pastas, frozen entrees, yummy desserts

Yeah...I might cry.

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