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Ventura County Celiacs Gluten Free Restaurant Choices


cherylmorris

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cherylmorris Newbie

Hi

I was wondering if you still have the Ventura County Celiacs Gluten Free Restaurant Choices List.

I have a very old version and would like to download an updated one if it is available.

Thank you!


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Scott Adams Grand Master

We've never offered this list, but have you tried contacting the support group directly? They are on our list:

 

cyclinglady Grand Master

The “Find me Gluten Free” app/site is a good place to check as well.  Best to look for (in order of best choice):

1.  Dedicated 100%

2.  dedicated prep area

3.  gluten-free menu

and....good reviews written by celiacs for choices 2 and 3. 

Looks like Ojai has a dedicated gluten-free restaurant.  Maybe worth a drive?  Call first as with this pandemic, many restaurants remain closed.  

https://www.findmeglutenfree.com/search?lat=34.2804923&lng=-119.2945199&q=&a=Ventura%2C+ca

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