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Gluten Free Restauarnts In Tampa, Fl Or North Nj


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gfgirlie Newbie

Hi, I'm new to the celiac world and just trying to learn more about safe rest. I wondering if anyone new of any local restaurants in Tampa, Fl that are gluten free, have gluten free menus, or natural items that are gluten-free on the menu? I have only been gluten-free for about 3 1/2 weeks and have no really ventured out to restaunts yet. I love Italian food and would really love to be able to find an Italian restaurant in Tampa.

I actually currently live in Northern NJ so any insight on any no chain gluten-free restaurants in NJ is much apprecaited as well.

thanks in advance for the help! :D


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Hi! I am from Tampa so I hope I can be of some help. Tampa has the typical chains with gluten-free menus: Outback, Carrabas, Bonefish, PF Changs, Maggiano's (great gluten-free pasta!), Chipotle (a bit risky), and Chic-Fil-A (also a bit risky). There is also a local restaurant called CDB's. The owner has a Celiac family member and will be able to talk you through the menu and feed you safely. Call ahead just to make them aware. Also, if you give them 48 hrs. notice, the owner will make you a gluten free pizza! I haven't tried it yet, but it is nice to have that option. Other than that, Publix, Whole, Foods, and Abby's are grocery stores that carry some gluten-free products. I hope this helps.

gfgirlie Newbie
Hi! I am from Tampa so I hope I can be of some help. Tampa has the typical chains with gluten-free menus: Outback, Carrabas, Bonefish, PF Changs, Maggiano's (great gluten-free pasta!), Chipotle (a bit risky), and Chic-Fil-A (also a bit risky). There is also a local restaurant called CDB's. The owner has a Celiac family member and will be able to talk you through the menu and feed you safely. Call ahead just to make them aware. Also, if you give them 48 hrs. notice, the owner will make you a gluten free pizza! I haven't tried it yet, but it is nice to have that option. Other than that, Publix, Whole, Foods, and Abby's are grocery stores that carry some gluten-free products. I hope this helps.

Thanks! I came across the CDB Southside restaurant, is CDB Southside, the same restaurant or by the same owner? Anyway I couldnt click on menu from the website to check it out, but I will try again.

thanks

Treen Bean Apprentice

Yes, CDB Southside is owned by the same person as CDB's. I ate at CDB Southside the time I went there. Enjoy!

cynicaltomorrow Contributor

You should check out Leeroy Selmon's. I visited Tampa a couple weeks go and had a great meal there! They have a gluten-free menu with plenty on it. It's my understanding they're owned/operated by the Outback ppl.

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