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Eating Out In Birmingham

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Hello, Last week my lady and i went out for a evening meal and a few bottles of wine, I have foud the most amazing restaurant its called METRO BAR AND GRILL they knew so much about the gluten free diet i could eat lots off the menu and if there was something i wanted such as beer battered cod & chip's they were willing to make fresh corn flour batter. I had steak and chips with fresh made pepper sauce my lady and sword fish both were gluten free streight from the menu they even had a triffel on the dessert menu that was safe to eat. If you live in the midlands i suggest trying it you will not be disapointed.

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Hello, Last week my lady and i went out for a evening meal and a few bottles of wine, I have foud the most amazing restaurant its called METRO BAR AND GRILL they knew so much about the gluten free diet i could eat lots off the menu and if there was something i wanted such as beer battered cod & chip's they were willing to make fresh corn flour batter. I had steak and chips with fresh made pepper sauce my lady and sword fish both were gluten free streight from the menu they even had a triffel on the dessert menu that was safe to eat. If you live in the midlands i suggest trying it you will not be disapointed.

That sounds good. Thanks for the tip. I've just printed out details from their website for when I'm next in Brum. :)

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