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Phoenix Recommendations?

MichelleC

By MichelleC
in Traveling with Celiac Disease

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Traveling to Phoenix next weekend. Any good restaurants for us gluten-free types?

Thanks!

M

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tom Contributor
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There is a PF Changs downtown. They even have a separate gluten-free menu.

Also, a Phx celiac group has a website Open Original Shared Link and in it a page on restaurants. Open Original Shared Link

My mom lives in Phx now and i'm looking fwd to trying some of these myself !

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veasue Newbie
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So glad to see your post - am going to Phoenix myself the first. Only problem is air travel. Any suggestions? Sue

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I live in Phoenix....have been recently diagnosed so I'm no expert yet, but the PF Chang's in Scottsdale has a manager with Celiac Disease. There's also Outback Steakhouse and Carrabba's Italian Grill-several of these, actually, all over Phoenix: Ahwatukee, Chandler, Scottdale, Avondale. There are also plenty of Trader Joe's/Sprouts/AJ's/Wild Oats stores where you can purchase gluten-free foods. In fact, my local Safeway has a large (for a regular supermarket) organic/gluten-free section. i get frozen meals, salad dressings, soups, mac and cheese, cereal, chips, etc. there.

If you need more help with Phoenix, let me know!

Jennifer

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Oh, I just remembered that my one support group leader said that if people visited here (Atlanta) and asked that whatever-its-called Celiac support thing for help they would get her number and that if any of us needed help in traveling that we should cotact them and they would direct us to a leader in that area.

Here is a list of USA groups. . .I forget which she said.

https://www.celiac.com/st_main.html?p_catid...-38105595010.84

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