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samking72 Rookie

Hello! I'm farely new to celiac disease and I've been having some trouble finding places to eat without having to worry. I live in Orlando, but will drive a ways if the foods good. Does anyone know of any places around here?


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There's a ton of places in the Orlando area. Here's some with gluten-free menus.

PF Changs at the Millenia Mall 407-345-2888

Outback Steakhouse FL Mall Ave 407-240-6857

Orlando Airport 407-851-1334

I-Drive 407-477-0098

BoneFish Grill 7830 W. Sand Lake Rd. 407-355-7707

1761 W. State Rd. 434 Longwood FL 32750 407-331-0131

I'm sure there's more, if you have a favorite "brand name" restaurant you can check their website for locations and email them about gluten-free menus if they don't have one listed online.

samking72 Rookie

Thank you very much for your help!! :)

ElovesFC Rookie

I have a gluten-free restaurant guide. Here are some resaurants in Orlando:

Bee Line Diner (407)345-4460

Brio Tuscan Grille (407)351-8909

Buca di Beppo (407)859-7844

Carrabba's (407)888-2727

First Watch (407)363-5622

Hard Rock Cafe (407)351-ROCK

Mimi's Cafe (407)370-0333

Seasons 52 (407)354-5212

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kvandorselaer Rookie

Hi!!! I'm new to Tampa.. and I am having the same problem.. where do you get the restaurant guide? and where can i eat besides bonefish, outback, and pf changs ( it's gets old after awhile) thank u !!!!

Kristin

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beaglemania Rookie

If you want a fast food restaurant go to Pollo Tropical.


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