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Restaurants In Puerto Rico


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I'm visiting Puerto Rico next month - my first big trip since being diagnosed celiac just over a year ago. I already am prepping a list of all the food I'll bring with me in my suitcase. However, I want to eat at restaurants. I love eating out and I'd love to figure out if I can do it safely in Puerto Rico without being limited to national chains. I know I can find Wendy's, Ruth's Chris, Outback but I'd love to have local food or even just not chains. Not chains always taste better! Besides I could eat at those chains at home. I don't but I could.

So does anyone have experience in Puerto Rico? I know to be worried of cross contamination and even a language barrier (already printed spanish travel cards). Any great restaurants? Any that accommodates gluten-free really well or even (fingers crossed) a gluten free menu? Any experience or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!!


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