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Traveling To Alaska In Mid-may

DebbieInCanada

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Hi everyone.

I'll be making my first trip to Alaska in mid-May. I'll be flying in to Anchorage, and staying there in a hotel for about a week. I'd really appreciate any tips on where to shop for food, or even where to eat out.

Thanks so much!

Debbie

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Hi everyone.

I'll be making my first trip to Alaska in mid-May. I'll be flying in to Anchorage, and staying there in a hotel for about a week. I'd really appreciate any tips on where to shop for food, or even where to eat out.

Thanks so much!

Debbie

Just a few:

Marx Bros. Cafe - gluten friendly

Outback Steakhouse - gluten free menu

Simon and Seafort's - gluten friendly

Sullivan's - gluten free menu

...wish I could crawl in your suitcase. Enjoy your trip.

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Yenni
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We sent PM's back and forth but I remembered that there is an OutBack in town too. I have read here that some people here go there. They are supposedly having a gluten free meny. I don't go to restaurants myself. My system is too sensitive to take the chance.

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We sent PM's back and forth but I remembered that there is an OutBack in town too. I have read here that some people here go there. They are supposedly having a gluten free meny. I don't go to restaurants myself. My system is too sensitive to take the chance.

Thanks so much you guys! I'm back, and all went well. I ordered from Outback one night, and from a restaurant called "Sea Galley" another night. Both meals were great. And I bought gluten-free bread, deli meats, cheese, fruit, veggies, yogurt, etc at Nature's Pantry, which kept me supplied for breakfast and bagged lunches.

The area was BEAUTIFUL, and I wish I could have seen more - but it was a work trip.

Thanks again!

Debbie

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I hear Alaska is a very beautiful place, glad to hear you enjoyed it.

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