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Gluten Free In Las Vegas?

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northerngal Newbie
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WE are in Las Vegas for one night. Does anyone have any suggestions on a great placer to eat for someone with celiac? Thanks!

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You might want to look in the members section for broncobux. Chris hasn't posted much lately, but he lives in Vegas and has frequently posted advice for visiting celiacs. From his member profile you will be able to find all of his posts. You can also send him a message with your question. Or, Open Original Shared Link

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You might want to look in the members section for broncobux. Chris hasn't posted much lately, but he lives in Vegas and has frequently posted advice for visiting celiacs. From his member profile you will be able to find all of his posts. You can also send him a message with your question. Or, Open Original Shared Link

yes he is the expert :)

or you can do a las vegas restaurant search here, there've been a few postings. i've been twice since dx, and haven't had a problem. most of the restaurants are pretty accomodating too. they get people from all over, with all sorts of requests, so i think they're a little more understanding. :D

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VegasCeliacBuckeye
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I have good luck in the Mirage Casino. I have gotten gluten free meals at Stack Steakhouse, Samba, Carnegie Deli and Kokomos.

In the fashion show mall on the strip, there is a Maggianos, Capitol Grille and Cafe Ba Ba Reeba, which all have gluten free menus or options!

I suggest bringing your own bread and getting some corned beef at Carnegie Deli - MMMMMMMM

:)

Chris

p.s. Planet Hollywood has a PF Chang's.

There is an outback steakhouse on the strip.

In N Out Burger is on I-15 and Tropicana (close to strip).

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