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Hershey Pa

suepooh4

By suepooh4
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Hi,

My husband and I are planning a trip to Hershey PA the first week of September . I was wondering if anyone lives around there or has been there and found and good gluten free restaurants . If you know of any could you please share them ?

Thank you,

Sue

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I work in Hershey and live in Harrisburg.

The Hotel Hershey although pricey does have some gluten free items on the menu and they are labeled as such. The menu changes frequently so I could not tell you what exactly.

There is a Red Robin right next to the park, the staff is very understanding of allergies and I have had many great experiences there.

Across from the hospital where I work there is an Issac's and I have had good meals there as well. Their menu even states if you have allergies to let them know.

I cannot speak for inside the park since I actually don't eat when I am there.

Hope this helps.

Plus--off I-83, the Union Deposit exit there is an Outback and a Charlie Browns Steakhouse which both offer gluten free menus.

enjoy your trip to Hershey. Also, Hershey does cut its daytime schedule after labor day so make sure of hours before you head there.

It is $10 to park @ Hershey park now as well....

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I stayed at the Hershey Lodge in May. They were great. They have a few restaurants within the Lodge that all have a gluten-free menu. The staff was very helpful (much like Disney). They knew what a gluten-free meal was and how to serve it safely.

The park itself did not a gluten-free menu.

Some stands had Utz potato chips,that's about it.

I just ate protien bars while in the park.

I would definitely go back again. I had no problems there and I am VERY sensitive.

Enjoy your trip.

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