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Gaylord Texan

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By texas
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texas Apprentice
texas
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Anyone needed a find dining experience should consider the Gaylord Texan located in Grapevine. The waitstaff is knowlegable and most menu items can be served gluten free. This includes crab cakes and the lobster bisque. Our waiter Andre even brought 2 pieces of fudge for me at the end of the meal. Thanks Brent and company!

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ami27 Apprentice
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We stay at the Gaylord every Christmas. Which resturant?

texas Apprentice
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The Old Hickory!

ohsotired Enthusiast
ohsotired
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Good to know!

I need a good place to go with the hubby on 'date night'. :)

Thanks for sharing!

lenjac Newbie
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We also had wonderful experiences at Gaylord Nashville, aka Opryland. The only down side was the high prices!

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Nutmegger Rookie
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Can anyone suggest lower cost items there than the steaks, which seems to be the only suggestion anyone I've talked to has? I'm a low-income student on a strict budget and will be going there for a conference in a couple weeks. Should I be packing extra food to bring with me?

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