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Gluten Free In Carlisle Pa


RayH

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RayH Newbie

Hi, I live in the UK and next month in March 2012, I will be visiting friends in Carlisle PA. We are going to stay in one of the Hotels along Harrisburg Pike and would like suggestions as to where we can buy gluten free food in local grocery stores, and the best gluten free restaurants in the area.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Ray.


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mamaw Community Regular

I'm not from the area but here is a few places I know of in Carlisle, Pa

Chains: Red Robin

Chilii's

HossSteakhouse

restaurants:

Green Room Bistro,W High St

Rillo's PineSt

SouthSide DeliESouth St

Harrisburg, Pa Many places but The Wild Tomato is good....

Hersey, Pa Piazza Sorrento Briarcrest Square Used to be excellent but chef left & opened The Wild Tomato!

Houlihan's

Vanilla Bean Bakery E Liberty Ave

Lots of fast food chains ....

Hth

mamaw

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Welcome to the forum, Ray! I live in South Central, PA, but not in Carlisle. Giant Foods has a store in Carlisle that should be an easy place for you to find gluten-free foods. Open Original Shared Link

There's also a Wegmans in Mechanicsburg, which isn't terribly far from Carlisle. Open Original Shared Link

modiddly16 Enthusiast

Piazza Sorrento is still excellent, whether their chef left or not!

mamaw Community Regular

Glad to hear Piazza Sorrento is still good.. I heard it went down hill after the chef left( brought to my attention from fellow celiac in the area) but by now I would have hoped for it to be as good as it was.... We made a special stop just to eat there...I would go there again.....

modiddly16 Enthusiast

I eat there weekly and haven't noticed a change in the quality or care that they take with the food.

RayH Newbie

Thank you every one. Really looking forward to the trip now. Ray.


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