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Gluten-free restaurants in the city?

Mia George
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Mia George Newbie
Mia George
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Trying to plan a trip with a friend who has celiac disease and CANNOT eat gluten. any recommendations on where to eat?

thank you!!

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trents Grand Master
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Welcome to the forum, @Mia George!

You neglected to mention what city you need recommendations for.

Mia George Newbie
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Thanks for pointing that out! I'm looking for recommendations in Washington DC. Any gluten-free friendly spots would be greatly appreciated!

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Peace lily Apprentice
Peace lily
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Hello,

im from Rhode Island and looking for gluten-free restaurants is tricky unfortunately I was diagnosed 5 months ago and just started to go out to eat found one place so far there menu’s are gluten-free it’s called 110 grill it’s the best so far . I’ve tried a few other places and have gotten sick . And going on a vacation has got to be tricky I’m not ready yet for that.

good luck peace lily

trents Grand Master
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The problem with restaurants that have gluten-free menus is that it doesn't eliminate cross contamination in the way they cook and handle the food back in the kitchen where they are using the same grills, pots and pans and utensils they are using to cook and handle wheat containing foods. The food may start out as gluten free but get's cross contaminated in the prep and handling. This can make a real difference if you are a sensitive celiac.

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