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Fox And Hound Sportsbar

Amy Gallagher

By Amy Gallagher
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Amy Gallagher
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We are going to Fox and Hound in Philadelphia. Is there anything on the list that is ok? I called, but the guy who answered was clueless!

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Babygirl6915
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Sorry this is such a late response but I didn't see this post! I go to Fox n Hound like twice a week but the only thing I eat there is the cheese fries. They are definitely gluten-free as I have never gotten sick from them as is the ranch dressing. They are really good too! Well, at least the ones around Dallas are. They also have Tito's Vodka & during the week it is counted as well vodka! Hope this helps a little....

Rabbit280 Newbie
Rabbit280
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That is really good to know!!! I am looking for places I can go out to eat, mainly for my husband, since he isn't wheat free. B)

I did recently find out that a local restaurant in Colorado Springs is no longer gluten free. It is a shame, because it had a bunch of gluten free Chinese food. :(

I guess a lady got some food from them, but some of it wasn't gluten free and she had a reaction. Then she came back into the place a week later and threatened to sue the company. To me, she was the one in the wrong. The menu tells you what is safe and what isn't. She claimed that they sold something that was not wheat free to her, and she thought they should be better about it. Crazy, huh? The place is called Mu Shu's. I was only able to have one meal there before it changed. :huh:

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