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Village Inn?


hannahsue01

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hannahsue01 Enthusiast

A bunch of our friends are having a get together at Village Inn tonight....they didn't give me much notice. I can't find anything on there website stating about ne thing being gluten-free. Has anyone eatin there? If so what was your experience? Thanks.


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I have been there but it was prior to dx. It is like a Denny's or IHOP so I would be careful. Maybe sticking with eggs and bacon? Sorry I could not be of more help. Let us know about your experience!

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The Village Inn allergen menu lists nearly everything as containing wheat.  I went to a local Village Inn recently with a group, and the manager was positively hostile to my inquiry about gluten-free options, so I don't go there any more.

Denny's is much, MUCH better, with many items listed as gluten-free on the menu.  We've been to many Denny's in the western US and their management has always been friendly and accommodating.

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