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Yellowstone And Sd Area


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nik-ed Apprentice

Hi everyone,

Can anyone help me find health food stores or restaurants in the SD area(near the Badlands/Mt Rushmore area) and the yellowstone area? We are staying over night in livingston,MT and a few other places in SD. We are taking our first vacation since I was DXed. I am taking a seperate cooler and tote with my things in it. I am thinging about taking these things: tuna, hard boiled eggs, nut thins, soy chips, cereal, PB, corn tortillas, cookies and muffins. Am I missing anything easy to take with me? I am a little bit worried about eating at different restuarants that I don't know anything about. I just hate having my family not go to eat out because of me. Any advise and help will he nice. I have gotten lots of things from these boards. Thanks in advance.

Nicki


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corinne Apprentice

I live in Bozeman, about 20 minutes from Livingston and work in Yellowstone. I don't shop in Livingston, but Bozeman has a number of great health food stores. My favorite is the Community Food Coop on main street across from Safeway (10 ave). Lots of gluten free stuff. PM me if you want more details on the area.

nik-ed Apprentice

Corrine,

Thanks and I sent you a pm for that info. I am sooo nervous about going anywhere. I really don't need to get sick on vacation!!!

Nicki

Jennas-auntie Apprentice

These places out in that part of SD sell Gluten Free Pantry stuff, so I bet they have other gluten-free items also:

SD Hot Springs

Earth Goods

182 N. Chicago St.

57747

SD Rapid City

Healthy Foods Market

3333 Sturgis Rd.

57702 (605) 343-4911

SD Rapid City

Staple And Spice Mkt. Inc

601 Mt Rushmore Rd.

57701

SD Rapid City

Main Street Market

512 Main Street

57701 (605) 341-9099

And this place is in Riverton, which is south and east of Yellowstone a bit, sounds like they have a decent selection of gluten-free foods:

Open Original Shared Link

I don't know so much about restaurants in the area, but there is an Outback in Rapid City SD (605) 341-1192

665 E. Disk Dr. and one in Caspar which is midwayish between Yellowstone and Black Hills area.

Have fun and good luck! :)

Jennas-auntie Apprentice

Ah, I just checked my restaurant finder and there is also a Qdoba Mexican Grill in Rapid City(they have some gluten-free selections Open Original Shared Link ). Also if you want I can send you what a very kind person sent me (celiac3270 THANK YOU) on this forum, which is a gluten-free restaurant list (about 240 restaurants) with the selections. It might be handy to have with you on the vacation, just pm me and I'll forward it, it's a wonderful thing, thanks again to celiac3270!

nik-ed Apprentice

Jennas-auntie,

Thanks for the information. I sent you a pm. I am taking my gluten-free information along(still learning here) so that will help. I am thing about taking a toaster or getting a small george foreman grill to take along too. I do intend to have fun. Just still nervous. Thanks again.

Nicki

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celiacfam Newbie

I also live in Bozeman, about 90 miles from both the north and west entrance to Yellowstone, and about 25 miles from Livingston. There is a great Mexican restaurant in Livingston that you should be able to eat at. Also the Montana Rib & Chop House for a nice dinner or lunch is familiar with gluten free. If you come to Bozeman there are several restaurants in town very familiar with gluten-free. An owner of both the Montana Ale Works and the Baxter Grill is gluten-free. Also the Naked Noodle has rice noodles and other good options. I've only been gluten-free for a little less than a year, but love to travel and eat out. Just make sure your server or cook understands gluten-free. Good Luck and have fun in Yellowstone. Bring warm clothes, it's cooling off here, especially at night.


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