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Does anyone know of any restaurants in the Los Angeles/Santa Monica area that are great with the gluten-free deal? There is a PF Chang's but I've been glutened from there and I'm worried about going there again. Or does anyone know of something to order that is almost always okay? I'm staying for over a week and want to enjoy my trip. I don't want to watch everyone else eat at a restaurant and have a piece of toast for myself back at the house. You guys probably understand... Any input would be great. Thanks.

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Does anyone know of any restaurants in the Los Angeles/Santa Monica area that are great with the gluten-free deal? There is a PF Chang's but I've been glutened from there and I'm worried about going there again. Or does anyone know of something to order that is almost always okay? I'm staying for over a week and want to enjoy my trip. I don't want to watch everyone else eat at a restaurant and have a piece of toast for myself back at the house. You guys probably understand... Any input would be great. Thanks.

I know this is a bit late, lol, but I thought I would post a few choices in LA.

Sushi for one, bring your own gluten-free soysauce, wasabi is gluten-free.

El pollo loco never been glutenend there.

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