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Kre8sioN Newbie

Just looking for some real gluten free places or at least gluten free menus???


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Just looking for some real gluten free places or at least gluten free menus???

These are on the extreme ends of the Hudson Valley:

White Plains: 97 Lake in West Harrison. gluten-free Sports Bar (burgers, onion rings etc)

Armonk: Enzo's Italian

Ardsley: Golden Wok Too Chinese (largest gluten-free chinese menu you'll ever see)

Albany: Sherry Lynns Gluten Free Bakery and Cafe (100% gluten-free Cafe!)

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GreenTea725 Newbie

Just looking for some real gluten free places or at least gluten free menus???

I dont know where you live, but I work at Soul Dog Restaurant 107 Main St Poughkeepsie, NY and we have non gluten free items but our kitchen is pretty dedicated, we are a bakery as well so all of our food is or can be mad gluten free. Stop on by...

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These are on the extreme ends of the Hudson Valley:

White Plains: 97 Lake in West Harrison. gluten-free Sports Bar (burgers, onion rings etc)

Armonk: Enzo's Italian

Ardsley: Golden Wok Too Chinese (largest gluten-free chinese menu you'll ever see)

Albany: Sherry Lynns Gluten Free Bakery and Cafe (100% gluten-free Cafe!)

None of these are actually in Hudson Valley. White Plains, Armonk and Ardsley are all in Westchester and not sure what county Albany is in.

As someone mentioned Soul Dog is in Hudson Valley. Excellent! I'm not all that familiar with Hudson Valley. Check out the GFRAP site.

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