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Cheeseburger In Paradise

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just wanted to share that I had a good experience at Cheeseburger in Paradise! They have a Gluten free menu. The waiter we had was obviously new but any question that I had that he didn't have an answer for...he asked teh manager! Great meal! The manager even came over to ensure that all was well!!!

I wish every dining experience was like this!

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confused
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were are cheeseburgers in paradise located, I always hear about them on here and get so jealous., I really need to live in a city lol

paula

Guest j_mommy
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I went to the one in Madison, WI but I know they are located all over!

I know...I live in a small town and have to travel an hour or more to hit "city"!LOL

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I went to the one in Madison, WI but I know they are located all over!

I know...I live in a small town and have to travel an hour or more to hit "city"!LOL

I can handle an hour lol, To get to real city its like 3 hours, we do have a bigger town 2 hours away but its still not the city lol.

Im going to see if they have any in colorado lol

paula

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CarlaB
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That's one of my favorites!! I love the sweet potato chips! I've never had a problem there. :)

The manager came and sat with me for while when my hubby had gone to the men's room. He was really interested in knowing more about gluten-free life because he had just gotten back from corporate meetings on the subject.

I've been to the ones in Bloomington, IN and Atlanta, GA.

They have a website with their locations listed.

confused Community Regular
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There is none in colorado, closest one i think would be in kansas. I guess another reason to get me to kansas soon to see some of my dads side of the family lol

paula

wolfie Enthusiast
wolfie
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That's one of my favorites!! I love the sweet potato chips! I've never had a problem there. :)

The manager came and sat with me for while when my hubby had gone to the men's room. He was really interested in knowing more about gluten-free life because he had just gotten back from corporate meetings on the subject.

I've been to the ones in Bloomington, IN and Atlanta, GA.

They have a website with their locations listed.

Hey Carla.....

We eat at CIP every Wednesday and they had a new gluten-free menu last week. They no longer have the sweet potato chips marked gluten-free for some reason. I didn't ask why b/c I was eating fries, but my son pointed it out. May be something to check into.

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There is one in York, but I am never in a real need to go down that far and eat. It is nice to know, I may make the trip there soon.

CarlaB Enthusiast
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Hey Carla.....

We eat at CIP every Wednesday and they had a new gluten-free menu last week. They no longer have the sweet potato chips marked gluten-free for some reason. I didn't ask why b/c I was eating fries, but my son pointed it out. May be something to check into.

Thanks for the head's up. They used to not be on the gluten-free menu, then they were on the new ones. I drilled the manager :) to see if that was accurate, and it was. So, I am wondering whether it's an oversight, or if it's possible that they accidently printed up "old" menus ... or if they're really not gluten-free anymore.

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There is one in York, but I am never in a real need to go down that far and eat. It is nice to know, I may make the trip there soon.

Amanda, we keep meaning to go to the one in York too. I just never have an excuse to go out there. It's an hour drive for us. If you get out there, let me know how it is.

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I just looked at their gluten-free menu online. The sweet potato fries aren't on the gluten-free menu and one item on the menu says to order it without the sweet potato fries to make sure it's gluten-free.

I'm going to Asheville, NC later this week and they have a CIP there. I'm excited, since we have nothing like this out West.

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