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Hi everyone.

My name is Louise and although I am new to the site, I have "managed " a gluten free diet for a few years now. I seem to be able to get by, but I am visiting Amsterdam with my family for a short holiday and dread the thought of trying to find restaurants with gluten free items.

Is there anyone who can help with ideas around good places to eat in central Amsterdam??

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Hi everyone.

My name is Louise and although I am new to the site, I have "managed " a gluten free diet for a few years now. I seem to be able to get by, but I am visiting Amsterdam with my family for a short holiday and dread the thought of trying to find restaurants with gluten free items.

Is there anyone who can help with ideas around good places to eat in central Amsterdam??

I had no problem anywhere I ate both times I have been to Amsterdam. However, I am not particularly varied in my eating. I stuck mostly with steaks for dinner (Gauchos is a chain that I like, you can find them all-over), and a typical egg breakfast. The Hilton Apololaan has some fine food and an understanding chef too, but is on the outskirts of the city. The food is quite pure in the Netherlands, so as long as you explain yourself to the server, they will have no problem accomadating you. The only point I had a problem with is (3 times in two weeks) when you get an American/English/Irish waiter in a touristy place... they always seem to put your omellette on toast just to test your resolve...

good luck and enjoy your trip,

sibe

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