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Gluten Free In Salt Lake City?

linz7997

By linz7997
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going there in Oct...anyone have an restaurant suggestions??

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going there in Oct...anyone have an restaurant suggestions??

We just moved to Utah! We found this site helpful Open Original Shared Link Toward the bottom are reviews of restaurants. We have only tried Spaghetti Mama's and they were awesome.

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I live in Provo, about half an hour south of SLC, but I know a lot of these places are good.

I've been to Carabbas (very good!)

Macaroni Grill has a "grill" menu that you can get meat, and just order veggies instead of pasta. I also took some gluten-free bread once and asked them to make me bruschetta (toast w/ tomato stuff on top). It was YUMMY!

I've been told the Olive Garden will do the same.

PF CHangs is a very good place to eat if you like Asian food. Very accomodating.

Chilis and Chevys both good places to go.

There are a lot of great mexican restaurants in the area as well. The Blue Iguana is my favorite! It's easy to eat gluten-free there :)

Basically just wherever you go, be specific, and if it's a fancier place, call ahead to check. Also, if you're staying in a hotel, usually they can recommend you some great places to eat, and you can just call and make sure they have something gluten-free to eat.

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