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Used To Love Dining Out In LA & Santa Monica


c.moriel

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Santa Monica and Los Angeles provide such a diverse pallet for food lovers and adventurers. Grabbing lunch on the fly during a busy day or dressing up for a night out was wonderous. After being diagnosed and going gluten free, I'm a hostage of ingredient lables and sack lunches. I miss socializing over sushi a chatting over chutney. Has anyone in this area found safe places to eat out?

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Hi,

I have a great find in West Hollywood! It's called Hugo's. The food is amazing and healthy and there is a food allergy legend (including gluten, nuts, etc.) next to EVERY item on the menu. Here's a link to the menu http://www.hugosrestaurant.com/files/Hugos-menu.pdf'>Open Original Shared Linkfiles/Hugos-menu.pdf

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Enjoy! I drive all the way from South OC to go there!

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c.moriel Rookie

Great! Thanks, I'll check it out!

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Lesx2 Newbie

If you come over Topanga Canyon to the valley, Pizza Cookery has yummy pizza - they have a seperate gluten-free kitchen area. Also offer it with optional casien free cheese. One of the owner's relative has celiac and owns the gluten-free grocery store in Thousand Oaks so they are well aware of our needs.

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