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Has Anyone Ever Asked A Restaurant...

luvs2eat

By luvs2eat
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My daughter was a manager at a Macaroni Grill in suburban Philadelphia and they had a family who were "regulars" with a celiac child. They would use a clean pot (beware the constantly boiling restaurant pasta pot) and cook this little girl some gluten free pasta so she could enjoy eating out with her parents.

Has anyone asked? And what's the response you've gotten?

I was out with friends last night and there was a "macaroni gratin" on the menu that I'd have killed for and I thought I should start asking!! The worst they can say is "no," right??

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I've never asked, but you're right, all they can say is no :) But YES beware those pots! And not only pots ... forks, spoons etc. I picked up a cup at a coffee shop not long ago with crumbs in it. Dishwasher didn't do a very good job! :blink:

Let us know what reaction you get!

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Posted

Some state laws do not allow that to be done. It depends on your area.

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Rikki Tikki
Posted

If this is any help, the Olive Garden in California will prepare your own pasta. But be careful of cross contamination.

Be well

Sally

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