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Gf Friendly Resturants/cafes Etc

2009

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2009 Newbie
2009
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Hi Everyone,

I am new to this group, and I guess i have a million questions

but i will try and pace myself as I was diagnosed yesterday!!

But I will be travelling to NY in a couple of weeks, I would really appreciate

it if I could know the list of gluten-free friendly resturants you all mentioned in your

other posts. It would be useful to anyone else thinking of eating out in the big apple.

P.S : a street name would be great too for us out of towners :)

Thanks Everyone

2009

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In addition, many chains accomodate to celiacs. Burger King and Wendy's do, but I only trust McDonalds.

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I live in NYC, so e-mail me if you have questions or anything. :)

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I was in Manhattan for a few days this past winter and wrote about some places:

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celiac3270 listed the two I plan to hit when I go next month (risotterria, and happy X 3). Also, check out:

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Have fun!

Patty

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Thanks :) -- I saw that in another post you made. That's helpful. I also posted this one under that post:

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