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Going To Atlanta In March....


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wolfie Enthusiast

to try? We will be eating out some, so I am trying to compile a list now (and possibly contact some) before we head down there. I do have some chain restaurants lists, but wouldn't mind trying some local spots for a change.

Thanks for any info! :)

Kim

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I have eaten at the Pf Changs there, as well as one of the Outbacks. Don't know about local places though-but good luck! I think there are some people on here from Georgia-maybe they can help you out!

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Thanks for your post Laura!!

I do like PF Changs and Outback. I hear there is a gluten-free chocolate dessert there that I have yet to try. :)

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Yes-Outback has a gluten free brownie with ice cream. It is the "normal" brownie that they serve to everyone-no one "else" knows that that it is gluten free! I have eaten it numerous times and have enjoyed i thoroughly.

you could try looking up the atlanta celiac support group-they might have listings on their website as to local gluten-free places to eat. I know that other ones do that-it would be worth a shot!

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I went there last year and I had success at

1. Atlanta Fish Market (In Buckhead)

2. Vini Vidi Vici (Italian joint in Midtown)

3. Cherry (fine dining in Midtown)

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I went there last year and I had success at

1. Atlanta Fish Market (In Buckhead)

2. Vini Vidi Vici (Italian joint in Midtown)

3. Cherry (fine dining in Midtown)

I'll be in Atlanta in a couple of weeks and have to join a large group at the Atlanta Fish Market. Do they have gluten-free normally or did you have to explain?

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Oh I'm going next weekend and we are actually moving there - so thanks for the suggestions! Does anyone know of any in Athens (we'll be around there too)?

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Maggiano's at Perimiter mall has gluten-free pasta all the time and can accomodate gluten-free dining, just give them a call ahead of time. Our CSA support group is having a lunch there in April and the menu for the lunch looks soooooooo yummy.

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Thanks so much!!!

My sister mentioned wanting to take me to Atlanta Fish Market...glad that you had success there! :) I am making a list and will add all of these.

I went there last year and I had success at

1. Atlanta Fish Market (In Buckhead)

2. Vini Vidi Vici (Italian joint in Midtown)

3. Cherry (fine dining in Midtown)

Great info!! Thanks for the tip! :)

Maggiano's at Perimiter mall has gluten-free pasta all the time and can accomodate gluten-free dining, just give them a call ahead of time. Our CSA support group is having a lunch there in April and the menu for the lunch looks soooooooo yummy.
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