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Business Dinner Next Week


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I have a business dinner with a group of clients next week. The area has a PF changs, outback and a few other places that have gluten-free options. PF changs is always a safe haven for me but since i am taking clients out i feel like i have to let them decide where to eat. i really dont wanna make a big deal out of my food restrictions so would it be ok if i casually suggested a place? my fear is that i will get stuck in an italian restaurant somewhere and wont be able to eat anything. i guess the backup plan is to just order a plain salad but im sure i'll be starving by the time dinner roles around. any suggestions?


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melmak5 Contributor

You could offer your clients the suggestions of places that you do feel comfortable eating at (PF Changs & Outback).

You could also call around and see if there is an Italian restaurant option that can work with you and your diet. Or something similar for another dining option.

Steakhouse, Asian, Italian - those three sounds like solid options.

I have found luck with many Thai and Mexican restaurants as well and a few Indian establishments (the tandor oven can be a cause for concern - the Naan is cooked on the sides of it, and food in the middle, so be careful for cross contamination).

I think its very polite to offer your guests/clients a few suggestions but you should be comfortable dining there as well.

Best of luck!

Green Eyes Rookie

Hey Jason,

You have a right to eat as well!!! I agree with melmak5, give some options you are comfortable with, you don't even have to make a big deal about it. You have provided choices and they all would be within your comfort zone!! I say you can't go wrong.

Let us know how it goes, we all can use pointers from others.

Jennifer

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