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Eating Out In Vancouver Bc

Rebekka's mom

By Rebekka's mom
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Rebekka's mom
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Hi, I can only find oldish threads about eating out in Vancouver BC.

 

Going there this weekend with my 6-year old celiac daughter (and the rest of the family).

We know we can get at our hotel, Rebekka is very excited about their gluten-free scramled eggs with little green thingies;)   ! but I don't want to eat every meal there;)

 

Can anyone give me some recommendations. Preferably places you have tried...

 

Thank you everyone

 

Dorde

 

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The Gluten Free Epicurean (633 East 15th Ave in Vancouver) has great reviews, and I believe its food items are also often free of other common allergens like dairy and soy. I have not personally been there, but it's where the Vancouver Chapter of the Celiac Foundation holds their meetings.

Rocky Mountain Flatbread has gluten-free options for most of its pizzas, desserts, etc. Again though I haven't been there personally.

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Ninja
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How far are you willing to travel? There is a wonderful restaurant in White Rock, BC (5-10 minutes from the border and near the water: beautiful!) called Uli's. I've been there many times and have had no issues, despite being super sensitive to gluten CC. It is one of only a handful of places I can eat with no ill-effects. They do a fantastic job! Open Original Shared Link

 

If you decide to try it, I highly recommend their flourless chocolate torte. . .  :wub:

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