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Biaggi's

sixtytwo

By sixtytwo
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sixtytwo Apprentice
sixtytwo
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There is a great restaurant chain, Biaggi's that has a fabulous gluten-free menu with many selections. I ate at the one in Raleigh, NC and I know they are in Illinois and Madison, WI....just go to www.biaggis.com or something close, it will get you there. Their gluten-free pasta is a spincah one. My 10 year old celiac granddaughter is very skeptical of ALL restaurants and she LOVED it. She ordered the pasta with marinara sauce, which is what I had when I was there, but her folks ordered gluten-free so she could experience other things on the menu and she loved what they had too. I told them they just need to come up with a good crusty gluten-free bread now and they would be all set!!!!!! I LOVE BREAD. We highly recommend this restaurant. I had them send my family in Raleigh a gift certificate and they sent me a gift certificate for buying one, pretty classy. Barbara

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My wife and I ate at the Biaggi's in Salt Lake City last year and we were impressed with the gluten-free selections. Wish there was one in PA.

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GFLisa Newbie
GFLisa
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We love Biaggi's! The wait staff is super nice and informed. We have never been disappointed there and my DH was actually impressed with how much the staff knew.

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