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Cocoa Beach And St Augustine Florida

SUZ42

By SUZ42
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Does anyone have restaurant suggestions for Cocoa Beach and St. Augustine Florida?

Thanks in advance

Suze

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CarolAnne Apprentice
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Here are a few...but I don't know if they are available in that area

Eating Out Gluten-Free in Florida

BoneFish Grill

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Carrabbas

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Crispers

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First Watch

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Kool Beanz Cafe

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LeeRoy Selmons

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Mitchells Fish Market

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OutBack SteakHouse

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PF Chang

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PeiWei

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Sonny's BBQ

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Steak n Shake

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Uno Chicago Grill

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Shari Newbie
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Jack Baker's Lobster Shanty in Cocoa Beach was very accommodating for me and my daughter's Celiac needs. The rock shrimp were to die for!

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