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Huge Dining/eating Out Guide

celiac3270

By celiac3270
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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celiac3270
Posted

Hi,

This was too good not to share--besides posting a lot here and lurking at the Delphi forum, I get the "daily digest" of messages from a couple Yahoo Groups.

From one of them, known as Open Original Shared Link (not to be confused with USA Silly-Yaks, Jessica's group), I got a 108 page Adobe file from the owner--a massive, wonderful food guide with links to the gluten-free menus on websites, phone numbers, locations (by state, when applicable), and a column with all the foods we can eat and those we can't. Since it's a Yahoo group, you would need to join first, but it would probably be under the files section so you could download it (it's not on the internet). I could also forward the e-mail to anyone who would want to download it--just send me an e-mail or pm w/ your address if you would want it. The first 97 pages is about places you could find throughout most, or at least, a large part of the US. Then they do regional suggestions -- one about NYC, which would be helpful for all the recent posters, and also about California (by region), Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington, and Washington DC.

-celiac3270

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P.S. You must have Adobe Reader version 6.0 or higher to view this. The latest version can be downloaded for free at Open Original Shared Link

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astyanax
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!!! you rock thank you so much! i'm about to go on a road trip next week and this is soooo helpful!

stef-the-kicking-cuty Enthusiast
stef-the-kicking-cuty
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Awesome :lol: , I already signed up. I already need it for Rhode Island in April.

Thanks a million times, Stef

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Guest Leidenschaft
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Hey celiac3270, is there any Canadian content in this file?? :rolleyes:

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celiac3270
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Aww...sorry, I forgot to mention--all the information seems to be for the US--since it mentions the states the restaurants are in, all the "regions" that they get a sampling of restaurants from are in the US, etc. I apologize to all my friends to the north for getting your hopes up :(:unsure:

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Hmmm, it seems to me that years ago Canada had a list out as well. I think I will have to find time this evening and do a search and see if we still have one. If I can find one I'll pop back on and post it :)

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Guest Viola
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I found it :D It's called Celiac Canada Travel Guide. The address is:

Open Original Shared Link

Hope this helps for anyone traveling :P I'm going to go and spend more time checking it out.

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