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Nyc Restaurant List Update

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Sorry...too many posts on NYC to post this under all of them, so I'll just start a new thread. The Gluten Free Awareness Program added 2-3 restaurants for New York City:

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And there's another without a website. Here is the entire list for NYC (Peter's Gourmet Diner and Restaurant, or something):

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Thanks for the list. We are heading to NYC in April... any additional information from people with celiac kids would be great!

We are staying at a hotel with a microwave and small fridge which will make life a bit easier, but most dinners/lunch will be eaten out or thru take out.

My gluten-free daughter will eat anything, my gluten-free son however is a chicken nuggets/hot dog man. He won't eat bunless burgers, plain chicken or steak. (Not so convenient to be gluten-free and picky! :rolleyes: ) We also have a four year old (not gluten-free) Any ideas?

Thanks!

angel-jd1 Community Regular
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Do any of them like Amy's frozen dinners?

Also not sure if you are flying or driving. If you are driving pack a cooler with gluten free meals(made in advance) from home. I do that when we go on vacation. I make things up ahead of time, pack them in ziploc containers and pack them on ice. As long as you add ice to the cooler every day they stay frozen. Just heat in the microwave for a healthy meal.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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I have about 10 links to eating out in NY in this post:

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Ruth Enthusiast
Ruth
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Thanks!

Your input is very helpful as always!

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