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fisharefriendsnotfood Apprentice
fisharefriendsnotfood
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I don't know if this topic should go here or in the travel section, but whatever.

Does anyone know any restaurants in Whistler ( :):):):):D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D ) that are gluten-free/have gluten-free food/ you know what I'm talking about?

Thanks! :)

-Jackie :)

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Rusla
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You stand a very good chance of finding gluten-free food there because 1) it is in BC and 2) it is close enough proximity to Vancouver. I will be talking to my sister soon, so I will ask her for you, if she knows of any.

fisharefriendsnotfood Apprentice
fisharefriendsnotfood
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Ooh thanks.

-Jackie :):)

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Rohan Newbie
Rohan
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Jackie,

I am heading to Whistler for a few months and would be interested to hear the answer to this question also!!! In my brief internet research, you may want to check out an Italian restaurant called "Quattro" which does Gluten Free pasta - they have a website:

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I'm not sure of how expensive it is, but nevertheless its impressive that they offer gluten-free pasta !

Will await Rusia/any else's comments

Cheers

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
Posted

the sushi place on the second floor of the section closest to the gondola - great sushi, and some gluten free options in there. (can't remember the name.) I've never had a problem eating gluten free when I've been there!

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