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San Diego Dining

Sweetfudge

By Sweetfudge
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Sweetfudge
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Now I just need to know where there is good eatin' (gluten-free of course!) in the area! Thanks!!!

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Yeah, lots of places. On Coronado Island the restaurant Pehoe's (Hawaiin) is great to work with. I gave them a triumph dining card and they were eager to work with it. (I had macadamia nut, banana chillean sea bass that was fabulous!). And we have the usual chains with gluten-free menus (PF Changs, Outback, etc). I also had a WONDERFUL meal at Harry's Bar and Grill in La Jolla.

This site is great for finding restaurants in San Diego: Open Original Shared Link

VegasCeliacBuckeye Collaborator
VegasCeliacBuckeye
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www.glutenfreeinsd.com

The Prado in Balboa Park will take care of you. Call ahead and ask for Jake to take care of you - he is an old friend and though he does not have Celiac, he is a damn good waiter and will make sure you have a great and delicious time!

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Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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Awesome! Thanks so much!!

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Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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Dragging this back up, as I'm getting ready to go (okay, I don't leave for 9 days, but I'm excited...can't you tell???).

Any other good places to eat? I'm a bit nervous... :rolleyes:

VegasCeliacBuckeye Collaborator
VegasCeliacBuckeye
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p.s. Jake only works dinner shifts at the Prado.

Tell him you have the same allergies as "Burk". He will know what you are talking about.

Other places to try in San diego:

1. The Gaslamp Strip Club - a steakhouse where you cook your own steak on big grills - good stuff and the steaks are cheaper!

2. San Diego Fish Market (on the harbor) -great seafood - fresh cuts of fish!

3. George's at the Cove (La Jolla) - expensive, but generally regarded as the best restaurant in SD

4. Mission Mission in Mission Beach (for breakfast) - great omelttes and non-celiacs will love the apple/granola pancakes.

5. Zen Sushi - some of the best sushi I have ever had...

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Sinenox
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I grew up in SD. My favorite places are:

1. Point Loma Seafood - kinda tucked away but not to be missed. Absolutely the best seafood I've ever found on the west coast. Super fresh right off the pier - no time to add gluten. Good fresh-squeezed lemonade, too.

2. Old Town San Diego - great for an evening meal. Best mex around.

Hope you have a good time! I'm getting jealous just thinking about the prospect of eating at those places. ;)

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thanks so much guys, i'm so excited! and with this list, i should be set on places to eat :)

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