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Cosi Restaurants?

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CantEvenEatRice
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I know there is lots of bread at Cosi's, but does anyone know if any of the salads are gluten-free? I ate there a few years ago, but need to check about gluten this time. I emailed the company, but wanted to hear others' opinions. Thanks!

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This is my very favorite sandwich joint of all time. I've been there a number of times since I've been diagnosed and there just isn't anything safe. I can practically assure you. I'm sorry. :(

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Austin Grill

Buca di Beppo

Clyde's - gluten free friendly

The Capital Grille

HardRock

Legal Seafoods

.....all have gluten free menus in DC.

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jkmunchkin
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This was my favorite sandwich place also. I know they make salads, but I'd feel safer getting a salad someplace else.

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hathor
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I thought Hard Rock had withdrawn its gluten-free menu. I saw that in a Clan Thompson update.

There is a DCCeliac Yahoo group with frequent discussion of different restaurants.

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I searched the archives; no one has mentioned this place.

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