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Ft. Myers Fl, To Atlanta/jasper Ga, To Nashville Tn


johncm

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johncm Newbie

So I'm taking a road trip and will be packing the car with lots of safe food from home but I'll be wanting to dine out with friends along the way I'm sure. I'll be spending most of my time in Ft. Myers so a few options there would be fantastic but I may also find myself wanting to dine somewhere near atlanta or jasper in GA, and perhaps in nashville too. If any of you have any recommendations I'd love to hear them. Thanks!


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So about 45 minutes south of Jasper there is the famous Roswell Outback steakhouse that serves gluten-free bloomin onions, coconut fried shrimp, mac and cheese, etc. so that's an option. Also in the same strip mall is Sugo which has a fantastic menu if you are looking for something a little more upscale. There are other places in Alpharetta too. Here is the ATL area list: Open Original Shared Link

There is a Pizza Fusion in Ft. Myers. Also, they have the standards like PF Changs, Carabbas, Bonefish, etc. It's been a while since I've been there so I can't think of anything else off the top of my head.

CHARBEEGOOD Newbie

Urbanspoon is a wonderful sight you can pick a state/city and choose Gluten Free in Special Features.

There are plenty of "chain" restaurants that offer gluten-free menus you shouldn't have too much trouble.

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