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Looking For gluten-free Restaurants Out West Portland And Sf

Winhe

By Winhe
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Winhe Newbie
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Will be heading west, June 17, and need some tried and true gluten-free restaurants in Portland, OR and San Francisco. gluten-free bakeries would be nice too.

Also am lactose intolerant. Thanks.

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Will be heading west, June 17, and need some tried and true gluten-free restaurants in Portland, OR and San Francisco. gluten-free bakeries would be nice too.

Also am lactose intolerant. Thanks.

In Portland, these are my favorites: Corbett or Hawthorn Fish house (AMAZING catfish and sweet potato fries), Andinas has fantastic food (I think it's Peruvian)--lots of flavor, The Coffee Plant is right next to the Corbett Fish House, they offer gluten-free food too. Picazzo's pizza has been pretty popular, I know someone who likes it a lot, I've sampled the pizza and it's pretty good. They have a 5 page gluten-free menu with appitizers and everything (even gluten-free flatbread and hummus!)

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tom
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Hi Winhe,

Portland is as gluten-free-friendly as anywhere in the US, as far as I know.

I bet you'll have a great time.

A couple links:

SF area

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Portland info

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Sweetfudge
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here's a link to some comments about portland restaurants. i didn't lie when i said i had the best meal of my life at mccormick's. but, hm, wonder how they could make that work being lactose intolerant. i ought to find that out, for myself as well, for my next trip out there.

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