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We are planning on going to the beach this weekend and I am curious if anyone knows if there are any places to eat there. I have been unable to find anything in the past. Any input would be very appreciated! :)


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We go there a few times a year, and the only place we usually eat is Pig n Pancake (but we never go during peak meal times). Madeleine has never gotten sick there. We did eat at Doogers-I think that's in Cannon Beach, but all she could really have was poached fish and a baked potato. I know she's perfectly happy eating there, but Max would rather starve :rolleyes: There's a candy store called the Buzz on Broadway that has gluten-free salt water taffy. To my knowledge, that's the ONLY place there that doesn't dust the taffy with flour to prevent it from sticking--I went from store to store asking. We always get a place with at least a microwave and I bring lots of stuff for snacks, sandwiches and breakfasts.

Have fun!! I think we are going to take the kids snowboarding if the snow will stop melting :o

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Thank you Rachelle. I was looking at menus online and Pig 'n Pancake looked like the only promising place. Tristen is a really picky eater, but it looks like they might have some options that he can and might eat. I am going to ask them about their ham, scrambled eggs and hash browns. What has your family eaten there?

Have a great time snowboarding!

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We usually do an omlette for breakfasts, she prefers fruit over the hashbrowns, so I've never asked about them. There's one breakfast that is a veggie omlette, fruit and a bran muffin, then I order a bowl of fruit and eat her muffin (and whatever eggs she doesn't eat). Dinner is a burger patty or chicken breast, with fruit-they have a shared frier.

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Thank you! :)

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