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Yakima, Wa


Treen Bean

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My husband and I have to go to a business dinner in Yakima, WA. Neither of us are from the area. However, we are being allowed to give restaurant suggestions. Does anyone know of any gluten free / gluten free friendly restaurants in the Yakima, WA area? Please! I am getting a little desperate!

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Did you go to Yakima already? Did you have any luck with restaurants? I find a good way to find reviews of good restaurants in the first place is to go on Open Original Shared Link

That way I know whats in the town and can contact them for gluten free options.

My husband and I have to go to a business dinner in Yakima, WA. Neither of us are from the area. However, we are being allowed to give restaurant suggestions. Does anyone know of any gluten free / gluten free friendly restaurants in the Yakima, WA area? Please! I am getting a little desperate!

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