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Twisted Fork In Raleigh Nc


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My wife and I eat at the Twisted Fork in the Triangle Town Center for our anniversary. We went for their mid-week special, which is dinner for two. You get to chose from soup or salad, a number of entr

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Thanks for your post. I haven't been to the Twisted Fork yet. There were so many mixed reviews when they first opened that we just never went. BUUTTT... now that I know they are gluten-free friendly.... I might give them a try.

Did they have a printout or did the server ask the chef and then give you a list from there? Just wanted an idea if we ever make it there.

I believe the same group owns Michael Dean's and 1705 Prime. Michael Dean's is right by my house. I tried to find a gluten-free menu online for them, I think I even emailed them and never heard back. But I can't swear to that. <_<

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They did not have a gluten free menu, but I know what is fairly safe to look at and then the server asked the cook to make sure. They make everything in house so they know what goes into the food. They do own a few other places. Michael deans, bogarts, red room and and 1705 prime. I have only tried the Fork so can not speak for the other places. However, the corporate people I e-mailed were very helpful and gave me the e-mail of the manager and chef to get any specific questions answered. That is much better than most places.

We enjoyed the food and there was a great variety. They also told us the menu changes often and would be updated in a couple of weeks. If you do try it or michael deans out let me know what you think.

Todd

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