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Long Island Ny


CassandraMae1985

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My husband is a Celiac and we live on Long Island in NY and we have a lot of trouble finding places here that meet his needs. Does anyone know of any Gluten free bakeries or resturaunts on Long Island? (Preferably in Suffolk County)


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Bare Naked Bakeries in Bellmore is totally gluten free. Chiles, PF Changs, and Texas Roadhouse has gluten free menus. A great place to shop is Wild by Nature and Uncle Guissippis with multiple locations.

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Mama's in Oakdale, Chipotle in Huntington, Carrabba's in SMithtown, Cafe Rustica in Great Neck, Lame Advertisement in Wantagh, RS Jones in Merrick, Oysterman's in Sayville, Pizza Bistro in Massapequa.

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