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Pa Restaurants

Jamielee

By Jamielee
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Jamielee Newbie
Jamielee
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I just found out Carrabas has some gluten free dishes. I'm going to Outback Steakhouse tomorrow for the first time.

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stef-the-kicking-cuty
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I knew about the Outback, but what or who is Carrabas???

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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jamielee

where are you in pa?????I'm near Pittsburgh

mamaw

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PicturePerfect
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I am pretty sure PA has a few restaurants called Bonefish that have a gluten-free menu.

Their food and service is really good.

Lisa

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gfsara1103
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I'm actually going to P.F. Changs tonight for dinner, and already know beforehand they have a gluten-free menu! I'll let everyone know about my experience there. i also saw Mitchell's Fish Market has a gluten-free menu, even Wendy's and Arby's too. I also live in pittsburgh, so i'm still experimenting. i have been gluten-free for 4 days now, killer headache though :( .

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I'm actually going to P.F. Changs tonight for dinner, and already know beforehand they have a gluten-free menu! I'll let everyone know about my experience there. i also saw Mitchell's Fish Market has a gluten-free menu, even Wendy's and Arby's too. I also live in pittsburgh, so i'm still experimenting. i have been gluten-free for 4 days now, killer headache though :( .

Be careful at Wendy's. I go in and ask for a jr. cheeseburger, no bun - with lettuce and tomato, and a baked potatoe. I have seen the preparer make the order before mine by reaching up to get a bun with their hands, and then put the rest of the stuff on the bun. They will then go to make my order. I will ask them to change their gloves (if they are wearing them) <_< or wash their hands before making my order.

Cindy

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I knew about the Outback, but what or who is Carrabas???

Carrabas, I think I remeber this, is owned by the same people Outback is. Its an Italian style place. They sent me a pdf of the menu awhile back. They have a pdf gluten-free menu online.

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Claire Collaborator
Claire
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I knew about the Outback, but what or who is Carrabas???

Don't know of a PA location for Carrabas (specializes in Italian food) - this is owned by the Outback people as is the Bonefish Grill.

If anyone knows PA locations for any one of these three please post. Thanks. Claire

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