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My daughter and I will be taking a week-long trip to Vancouver this June. We'll be staying with a friend of mine who isn't at all celiac-consious. Anyone have any idea of good restaurants that will cater to my needs, as well as gluten-free shops where I can pick up breads, cereal etc. for our breakfasts and lunches? Any info would be greatly appreciated, as this is still a new way of life for me and I'm really apprehensive about travelling with the threat of D, cramping and generally feeling lousy.


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Here are a few choices for you:

Serenity Natural Foods deli/café

3347 West 4th Ave

Vancouver, BC

604-739-9777

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Mountain Top Café and Bakery

103-1124 Lonsdale Ave

North Vancouver, BC

604-960-9605

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Denman Street Free House

1780 Davie Street

Vancouver, BC

Panne Rizo

1939 Cornwall Ave

Vancouver, BC

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House of Dosas

1391 Kingsway

Vancouver, BC

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Here are a few stores as well:

Choices Markets

this is a great store with a few locations they even have labels around the store with gluten free suggestions and you can pick up a gluten free brochure that lists all the products.

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Whole Foods Market

Park Royal Shopping Ctr

Village at Park Royal

925 Main St

West Vancouver, BC

Capers Community Markets

a couple of locations

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Karen

I have a bigger list I can email you if you like

elye Community Regular

Hi, Karen,

Wow, thanks a lot! Superb...I'd love it if you could email mail me what you have. The trip suddenly doesn't seem so frightening now!

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KarenCM Rookie

Here is the link to a list of restaurants in the Vancouver area put together by people from the Vancouver Chapter of the Canadian Celiac Association.

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Karen

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Rob547 Newbie

Hi. I am coming to Vancouver on holiday from the UK. The link you have in this post does not work any longer. Do you have an up to date one at all please?

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