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Nashville Area gluten-free Restaurants


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We will be going there in a few weeks. Anything you can suggest would be most appreciated.  I also need shopping in Mt. Juliet. I need a health food store to bet bread, soup, almond yogurts, my special butter and things like that. Please help me if you can. Thanks so much.

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notme Experienced

where NOT to eat:  jimmy buffet margaritaville & wild horse saloon - last time we were in nashville, we ate at both places on the same day, so, one or both were the culprit.....  they both have gluten-free options/menu, but they were both so busy, i was really foolish to not think i would have gotten cc'd.  :(  i think next time i'm going to try the rodrizio grill.  i hear it is mostly gluten free menu.  that's in nashville proper - idk about mt juliet.  good luck!  (plenty of chardonnay and the margaritaville has redbridge beer, lolz, next time might just stick to drinking - that's what everybody else was doing there lololz )  :D

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notme Experienced

there is an app called 'find me gluten free'  - lots of options and i see a whole foods and a trader joes :)  just plug in nashville or mt juliet and you should be fine :)

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