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Hi all, I just recently move to middletown NY in the Hudson Valley area. I would like to know if there are any good gluten-free resturants to have lunch or dinner.

thanks


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The Double O Grill in Poughkeepsie took very good care of me the two times I ate there. I went during "off" hours, the manager came to the table and checked ingredients, etc. The food and atmosphere are nice.

We've also been to the Coyote Grill ... same thing there ... ends up they're owned by the same people. I like Double O better.

We go up to Hyde Park every few months to see my Lyme doctor, and these are our favorite places to dine. I don't know how far they are from you.

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I haven't been to this place yet, but my s-i-l, who lives in Hyde Park, highly recommends it. We're planning to stop by the next time we're down that way (we live an hour or so north.)

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fanny Apprentice
I haven't been to this place yet, but my s-i-l, who lives in Hyde Park, highly recommends it. We're planning to stop by the next time we're down that way (we live an hour or so north.)

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Rho

Thank you so much ladies I will try them.

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