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Kelso, Wa.

GRUMP 1

By GRUMP 1
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GRUMP 1
Posted

The kelso theater pub has Gluten free pizza and beer, :) They also serve it in the little restaurant they have next door. Down fall you have to buy the hole pizza but I guess at $12.95 it is not to bad. The beer is Green's also not a bad beer. Dont remember the price on it. So now you can go to the show and have pizza and beer.

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Kelso? Seriously?! Wow. That is not where I would expect to find gluten free pizza. The next time I'm on my way home from a Mt. St. Helens climb, however, I just might be having pizza!

Thanks for sharing!

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We went to the Hidden Griddle on Commerce for breakfast on Saturday morning. It was fabulous and they said they cater to a lot of gluten-free people. All their meats are gluten-free, and they use separate pans for all the eggs. We had ginormous bacon cheese omlettes with fruit and fabulous french vanilla lattes-I'd definately go back.

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