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I searched the entire forum and found nothing on Cashiers except the kind that take your money. If I missed it, please point me in the right direction. Otherwise, does anyone know if there are any knowledgeable places to eat gluten free in Cashiers, NC? I will have a kitchen so I'll just need one place for lunch and another for dinner as we'll eat out once for each meal.

Also, for those of you who junk/antique - what places in town do you recommend we peruse while visiting there?


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Are you staying at one of the resorts or did you rent a cabin/vacation house somewhere up there?

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Are you staying at one of the resorts or did you rent a cabin/vacation house somewhere up there?

My in-laws rented some condo I think. All we know is it's a 2 BR unit and it has a kitchen but we are there on the first day they check in so we will be going out to dinner that night and we'll also have lunch in town before we can check in.

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On another Celiac forum, I found out that in Cashiers, there is Cornucopias for lunch fare, and The Orchard for dinner. Both places can accomodate a gluten-free meal (not boring and plain either) IF you take a dining card and explain all food restsictions you have. My trip isn't until Sept. so I won't be posting about the experience until then.

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