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Detroit, Mi Area All Gluten Free Resaturant

Beth41777

By Beth41777
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I just found out about this in a newsletter I get from a celiac support group and I am so excited to try it! Just wanted to pass the website on for anyone interested in a MI restaurant that is 100% gluten free! Beth

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I can't wait to try it! We were supposed to go last night but one of the kiddos got sick so we had to cancel our sitter. We're going to go next week and I'll let everyone know how it goes! :)

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:D I got a chance to go last week. It's so good! Plan on bringing home leftovers, the portions are large. :D

YUMMY!!!! :D

My group ordered the pizza, lasagna, and lemon chicken. Very happy with the pizza, an actual crust. The lasagna was cheesie, (not al dente) - Just the way I like it cheesie. ;) Very good lemon chicken and the mashed potatoes we just like my grandma used to make. We can't wait to go again.

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gluten-free cucinas has wonderful lemon chicken and chicken kabobs with rice. The soup is fabulous. (Minestrone.) Love it!

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I cannot wait to try it, Thanks so much for passing along the info

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Just Bumping this to the top again... I hope more people will try this 100% gluten free restaurant and keep it in business. No fear of cross contact with gluten is a wonderful thing. And the food is delicious!

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