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Rafferty's Pub, N. Conway Nh

ehrin

By ehrin
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ehrin
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I was up in our condo this weekend and had heard on the NH Celiac board about Rafferty's. The owners' daughter has celiac disease. They have a dedicated fryer for all fried foods, which consist of typical pub fare:

Nachos,

CHEESE FRIES (SO GOOD!!!)

Buffalo Wings

tater skins

buffalo tenders!

they also offer gluten-free pasta's (at the same cost as regular pasta dishes)

as well as baked, breaded fish plates and burgers and sandwiches w/Gillian's rolls

this place was great!

the chef introduced himself to me, as well as the owners

and put my mind at ease about everything on the menu.

It was a truly terrific dining experience - if you're in the area check them out!

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I was up in our condo this weekend and had heard on the NH Celiac board about Rafferty's. The owners' daughter has celiac disease. They have a dedicated fryer for all fried foods, which consist of typical pub fare:

Nachos,

CHEESE FRIES (SO GOOD!!!)

Buffalo Wings

tater skins

buffalo tenders!

they also offer gluten-free pasta's (at the same cost as regular pasta dishes)

as well as baked, breaded fish plates and burgers and sandwiches w/Gillian's rolls

this place was great!

the chef introduced himself to me, as well as the owners

and put my mind at ease about everything on the menu.

It was a truly terrific dining experience - if you're in the area check them out!

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Wow! Lucky you, I'm jealous! :) I'd love to find someplace like that. sounds wonderful.

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powderprincess
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that sounds FANTASTIC!

Thanks for posting that and I am so glad you got to enjoy dining there.

I'm not there much, but probably will be at least once this winter, and I'll be sure to check it out. What I would do for FRIES or tato skins!

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Mtndog
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That sounds so good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! we ate at Bellini's the last time I was in North Conway and i had gluten free pizza, Iit was great but I've heard rafferty's is awesome too. Yeah!

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rafferty's restaurant & pub
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I was up in our condo this weekend and had heard on the NH Celiac board about Rafferty's. The owners' daughter has celiac disease. They have a dedicated fryer for all fried foods, which consist of typical pub fare:

Nachos,

CHEESE FRIES (SO GOOD!!!)

Buffalo Wings

tater skins

buffalo tenders!

they also offer gluten-free pasta's (at the same cost as regular pasta dishes)

as well as baked, breaded fish plates and burgers and sandwiches w/Gillian's rolls

this place was great!

the chef introduced himself to me, as well as the owners

and put my mind at ease about everything on the menu.

It was a truly terrific dining experience - if you're in the area check them out!

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Ehrin Thank you so much for the kind words we are pleased to offer this gluten free menu and are looking all the time for new items to serve and hope to have pizza very soon Glad your experience was good and maybe next time you will have room left for the great chocolate truffle cake

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