MindytheOrganist

Has anyone been to San Antonio?  Any ideas on good places to eat, especially at the subject locations?  Thanks!

We recently spent some time at the subject resort in mid-February.  Out of the 7 restaurants there, three of them offered gluten-free options.  The Concierge (sp?) was very helpful and gave us a copy of a listing she had generated of gluten-friendly restaurants within a few miles of the resort (at least 5 within walking distance).  Their deli had a wide variety of gluten-free potato chips, and snacks.

 

I'll admit, it was a pricey vacation, but we had planned on it being expensive.  The only place off-resort I cannot recommend is Silas Dents.  I believe hubby got glutened there, on day 3 of the vacation, and pretty much ruined the rest of the vacation.

 

I would go again, but next time, I'd fly instead of drive.  The time in the car, plus the time cooped-up in the room was a bit too much "togetherness!"

 

But, the first 3 days were glorious!

Son-in-law is being stationed in Germany, in Grafenwoehr. My first grand-baby will be born there this coming August. Any suggestions/ideas on gluten-free options? We will probably have to stay in a hotel. I've already written down suggestions from the previous posting about long flights, but any new ideas would be appreciated. Husband is celiac, but shows no obvious symptoms, even after being accidentally severely glutened at a Biaggi's. I'm hoping daughter will be able to "scope out" the area for us, but, obviously, she will have other things on her mind

Does anybody have a gluten free flatbread recipe?

Or, has anyone managed to duplicate Biaggi's gluten free bread?

My father passed away suddenly, well his brain died on September 7th, his body on September 11th. We had to leave home suddenly and I packed only a few of the basic gluten-free foods for him. He was such a trooper and waited patiently for the day we could finally stock up on some good gluten-free foods for him. People brought in meals he couldn't eat and he had to skip over the post-funeral meal the church ladies made. Never once complained.

I also have to thank Southern Hills Medical Center in Nashville for their above-and-beyond care of Dad and of us. One of the nurses helping us knew of a gluten-free eatery, so we got to take a lunch break and eat at an actual gluten free restaurant.

It's been a tough few weeks for us, but I now have a bag of gluten-free food already packed in case of another emergency.