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Trip to Clearwater Florida

Courtradmall

By Courtradmall
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Courtradmall Newbie
Courtradmall
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I am traveling to Clearwater Florida for a week. We have a place with a kitchen but I was wondering what restaurants and grocery stores are celiac friendly. We all know traveling is hard so I was hoping to reach out to any Clearwater residents that have celiac. 

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Try the "Find Me Gluten Free" website and search for Clearwater.  Look for reviews from celiacs.  Plan on bringing or purchasing a cooler and hit the grocery stores for cheese, lunch meat, fruit, veggies and other foods to carry with you in case you can not find a restaurant.  Just be prepared and have fun!

 

Lisa Mentor
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I travel to St. Pete frequently and have had no issues with restaurants or grocery shopping. In larger cities, most of the staff, I have found, is knowledgeable regarding gluten.  And nothing is better than fresh gulf shrimp!!!  Publix is a super grocery store, where I buy my gluten free Van's waffles.  As mentioned above, you can Google 'Gluten Free in Clearwater'.  I'm certain you will be pleased with your options.

Enjoy you trip.

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Nikki2777 Community Regular
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I know this is an old post, but if someone is searching... We ate at restaurant called "Columbia". They really seemed up on their gluten-free protocols and were very helpful.

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