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gluten-free Restaurants In Ft. Lauderdale


pixiegirl

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I have lists of gluten free restaurants for all over the country (I travel a lot) but don't have one for the Ft. Lauderdale area.... I can't even find a gluten-free local group in that area (hard to believe).

I know about the various chain places but does anyone know of anything else in Lauderdale?

Thanks for any help!

Susan :blink:


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hi susan im in hollywood, which is right next to ft lauderdale, and i would love to know of any places as well. so far i have found none.

alexis

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I wrote to the local celiac group and got a weird response, it said, basically, why would we have a list of restaurants, just go in good places and work with them. Very odd! I'll let you know what I find out I've written to a bunch of places that I'm interested in!

Susan

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that is a odd response, i guess there aren't many places out there! i went to whole foods because last week they were supposed to start their gluten free bakery, and they were sold out of everything! she told me to go back on tuesdays, when they get the truck. so i think ill go tonight. have you tried any of there stuff yet?

alexis

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Our whole foods gets their gluten-free bakery items on tuesday too and they are good, I really like the cookies and corn bread. Pizza crusts are ok.

I'm surprised that there are not more gluten-free groups in south florida and the one group they have has a one page web site and the only restaurant listed is outback and carabbas, sigh. Oh well.

susan

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