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Serendipity Cafe


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Found out about this place through the St. Petersburg Times.

It's a little cafe in Dunedin, FL and it's exclusively gluten-free. They only serve breakfast and lunch, except on Friday, and the menu is small (and for the multiple-intolerance'd a tad problematic), but it's yummy. My friend was blown away by the buffalo chicken wrap and she wanted to call everyone and tell them about the place! :D:P I had the pancakes once, and then I had the beans and rice. Good stuff.

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OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG i wanna go!!!!!!!!! yum thanku!

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The first of many I'm sure and a positive step towards a gluten free planet. :)

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