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Gluten-free Dining In Seattle?


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Hi, I'm planning a trip to Seattle and would appreciate any recommendations on restaurants that are willing to accomodate gluten-, soy- and/or dairy-free requirements. So far I have found a listing for Outback, and online recommendations of Flying Apron Bakery and Cafe Flora. I have a feeling the bakery may not be able to accommodate the soy/dairy requirement, just based on what I've been in my own town.

Thanks so much for any suggestions!

Lea


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I live in Michigan but my brother is also a Celiac living in Seattle and eats at Cafe Flora all of the time and loves it. Here are some other places that are highly knowledgeable and/or have a gluten free menu:

Tulio Ristorante and Wild Ginger downtown, P.F. Chang's China Bistro at Bellevue Square. Outback Steakhouse restaurants have gluten-free menus. Cafe Ambrosia on Lake Union, and Sunlight Cafe on Roosevelt Way

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