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gluten-free Restaurants And Shops In Downtown Toronto?


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Will be visiting Toronto soon and was wondering where I can find some shops that might carry gluten-free baked goods and which restaurants in downton TO that offer gluten-free menu choices. Ethnic foods (indian, thai, vietnamese, caribbean, etc.) would be preferable but am interested in any restaurants that fellow celiacs have tried and would recommend.

We'll be staying a few blocks north east of the Eaton's Centre.

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gives you some info of various restaurants that are celiac friendly.

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