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Travelling To Kansas City/overland Park....worlds Of Fun/oceans Of Fun.

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We will be going to Kansas City in a couple weeks. I am not sure if Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun offers anything, but I plan to pack and bring our food there.

I am just looking for some safe restraunts for dinner :). We will be staying in Overland Park.

Thanks!

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We will be going to Kansas City in a couple weeks. I am not sure if Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun offers anything, but I plan to pack and bring our food there.

I am just looking for some safe restraunts for dinner :). We will be staying in Overland Park.

Thanks!

I haven't tried all these yet as I haven't been gluten-free long enough.

Godfathers on 127 & Antioch has gluten-free pizza (OK not as good as Waldo but easy for the evening if tired)

Bonefish grill on 135th & Nall

PF Changs on the Plaza

Caspian Bistro (Persian food probably not good for small kids)

Waldo Pizza -really yummy gluten-free pizza 75th & Wornall (Missouri side)

First Watch - many locations, are supposed to have gluten-free breakfast stuff

Whole Foods - 119th & Metcalf approx & 91st & Metcalf

Hyvees have good gluten-free selections especially the 123 rd & State Line & 135th & Antioch

I've heard the Outback at Oak Park Mall does a good job

Pei Wei 91st & Metcalf

You can always get a cooler & keep juice, milk, yogurt, fruit etc for breakfast or snacks.

Most have websites so you could look them up Don't know where you are staying. I've found kitchenettes very helpful -bring your own pan & colander. Some of the bigger hotels do gluten-free breakfasts if you ask ahead.

You can message me if you need more info or help.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Forgot, there is a Five Guys on Matcalf and 120th.

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