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San Francisco - Gluten Free - Help :)

AussieJade

By AussieJade
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AussieJade
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Hello :)

I will be going to San Francisco in a couple of months and was wanting to know what restaurants and places to buy gluten free food were in the area of Geary St, Union Sq & Powell st.

Any help would be MUCH appreciated :)

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tom Contributor
tom
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This group has the info you want.

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There's even a link to a googlemap some of them created which shows gluten-free restaurants in the area.

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I don't get up to SF much anymore, but if I did I bet Zadin would be my fav restaurant.

Bet you'll have a great time in SF! :)

AussieJade Rookie
AussieJade
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Thanks :)

I will definitely have to try Zadin :)

As for the google map - im still not familiar with the area...

Any more help would be much appreciated!

Thanks :)

elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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Zadin is AMAZING. Every time we're in the city I say "Hey do you want to eat at Zadin?" :P

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Jamie
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I'm going to Cali in June for 15 days and doing the entire west coast..... I found this website... you might find it helpful...

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AussieJade
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Thanks for your help everyone :)

Just a question again - does anyone know of any places in the location I will be in? restaurants and shops to buy gluten-free products?

Thanks :)

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elonwy
Posted

Did you check out the google map from the group? I love that thing. Also, if you have dining cards or even a good spiel, most restaurants mid level and up are really knowledgeable and helpful. For your area, the Whole Foods and the Rainbow on the map are the best stores.

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