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Gluten-Free Dining: Where to Eat Out?

Wine69

706d

Where are some good places to eat out that support my need to maintain a gluten-free diet?

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    • CeliabeticJen

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      @AMWes if you ask for a manager and explain it, the manager takes great care with that.

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    • poodlelover28

      689d

      I agree with red robin they're delicious! I also get Chipotle and ask them to switch out the spoons and change their gloves.

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      • AMWes

        689d

        @poodlelover28 unfortunately with both qdoba and chipotle, they touch all of the ingredients with gloves that already have touched wraps. I used to get bean bowls until i realized that the location I had been to smear the queso onto burritos using the ladle :/ it made me so sick and i couldn't figure out what was doing it until months after i started getting bean bowls

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        • CeliabeticJen

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          @AMWes if you ask for a manager and explain it, the manager takes great care with that.

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    • Harlowe

      692d

      If you have a Biaggis near you, they are amazing!

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      • CeliabeticJen

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        @Harlowe agreed!!! My fave!

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        • AMWes

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          @CeliabeticJen is this a regional thing? I've never heard of them until now. I'll definitely look for one though!!

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    • AMWes

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      Culver's is great, so is Five Guys in my experiences. For both, just get the burger and avoid the fries because they don't have a separate fryer. Authentic Mexican restaurant usually have fajitas which are gluten free if you get it without the tortillas.

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    • CeliabeticJen

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      Red Robin is great! So is Meatheads (their employees are well trained on it)!

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    • Tessalyn

      703d

      If you have a Culver’s in your area, they are great! If you like burgers, just ask for a gluten free bun and tell them it’s an allergy! (Don’t get the fries, they don’t have a separate fryer for them) It’s always a safe place to eat, I go there quite often! Other than that, I would google places in your area, and a lot of restaurants have allergen menus

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    • shannancy

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      I would google gluten free restaurants in your area or call local restaurants in your area

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