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Gluten-Free In In Greenville, Sc

rich-1

By rich-1
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Hello all,

I'm trying to find some good Gluten-Free dishes in Greenville, SC. I would prefer local places not a chain. I know Larkin's on the River has some good Gluten-Free dishes, but I'm looking for more. Any help would be great!

Rich

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When we travel through Greenville we always eat at Larkins. They have the only gluten free She-Crab Soup I have found, and it is devine. Sorry I don't know of any other places, but that one is a winner.

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