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Gluten Free Fine Dining In Toronto

loraleena

By loraleena
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Hey all. I am going to Toronto on October 30th. My boyfriend and I would like to go somewhere nice and romantic to eat that is also safe for me! Any reccomendations. I also have Intersticial cystitis so I need to go where I can eat relatively plain food. So the great Indian restaurant I heard about is out!! Thanks!!

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Hello!!! I know some of you live here!!!!

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I don't know Toronto - only been there once, and that was pre gluten-free.

Generally, though, higher end restaurants are much better at accommodating special diets than cheaper chain restaurants. Fine restaurants have highly experienced chefs who create their own menus and *know what's in the food.* I'd be surprised if you had trouble with a fine dining experience.

Wish I could help with specifics. The only restaurant name I even remember from our trip is "Fred's Not Here." Besides the memorable name, it was a memorable meal, but both spicy and pasta, and I have zero memory of what other kinds of dishes they serve.

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