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gluten-free In Downtown Minneapolis


ChemistMama

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Reposted from the Restaurants thread:

I'll be going to a conference this summer and staying near the convention center in downtown Minneapolis. Any suggestions for places to eat? I've found the local celiac support chapter's website and found a 3 year old list here: Open Original Shared Link but would like some updated info. Can anyone help? I"ll be driving, so I'll be able to bring things with me, but as you all know, going out is a challenge! Thanks!


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Reposted from the Restaurants thread:

I'll be going to a conference this summer and staying near the convention center in downtown Minneapolis. Any suggestions for places to eat? I've found the local celiac support chapter's website and found a 3 year old list here: Open Original Shared Link but would like some updated info. Can anyone help? I"ll be driving, so I'll be able to bring things with me, but as you all know, going out is a challenge! Thanks!

tgrahek Newbie

There are so many good options in the area, especially if you have a car. First of all, Pizza Luce will be just a mile and a half from you and they have an amazing gluten free menu. They used to serve gluten-free only Tues and Wed but recently expanded to every day. They are at 119 N 4th St.

Brasa is another excellent choice. It is about 2 miles from the convention center at 600 E Hennepin.

If you want to drive into Uptown, Chiang Mai Thai is in Calhoun Square. It's at 3001 Hennepin Ave S

The Wedge Co-op is also in Uptown, on Lyndale Av. It is a very large store and they even have gluten-free bakery counter selections.

Fogo de Chao is a Brazilian Steakhouse at 645 Hennepin Av. I haven't been there yet but I understand a large portion of the menu is gluten free. It is on the expensive side but people I have talked to really seem to enjoy it.

There is a Jimmy Johns in the area, I often get an Unwhich. They deliver which is nice. There is also Chipotle and Noodles & Co. which are both gluten-free friendly.

This is what I can think of within a few miles. If you want more options in the suburbs, let me know!

ChemistMama Contributor

Thanks much for the info! I won't have access to a car, but these give me a great place to start. I have a feeling I'll be at chipotle a lot that week. :)

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