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I will be doing a more in depth description on my blog when I get the time..but just in case someone needs the information I thought I would throw this out there.

My husband surprised me with a trip to this lovely place. And it was wonderful and we did not have a kitchen, so all meals had to be eaten out. And it worked.

He got some information from the celiac society up there; they sent him a list of restaurants that had been good to their members. That was helpful.

We went to some restaurants on our own and the waitresses/waiters were very quick to grasp the issue and made me feel safe with all the communication. Also, the chefs would not serve something if they weren't sure. I never would have believed how easy they made it.

One place I can definitely recommend is Lapin Saute. It is in the old section, the one below. They actually had a gluten free menu.

I had a lovely and safe time. If you are going, I hope you do too!

(Oh, and I avoided french fries and home fries even if they were "safe"..I think that's just a good way, you never know.)


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Thank you for your tip! We travel to Quebec often and Lapin Saute is one of our FAVORITE restaurants so I'm so glad to hear they have a gluten-free menu. Last December we couldn't get in because we hadn't made reservations early enough. Yes, Quebec is a magical place.

Thank you again!

lisa

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