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Charleston/kiawah Island, Sc

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Hey all, I'm traveling to Kiawah Island in late April and am wondering if there are any reliable restaurants on the island or in Charleston? Also, how are the grocery stores down there? Piggly Wiggly is the major one, right?

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Hey all, I'm traveling to Kiawah Island in late April and am wondering if there are any reliable restaurants on the island or in Charleston? Also, how are the grocery stores down there? Piggly Wiggly is the major one, right?

Publix is a big grocery chain there too.

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Do you know if Publix and/or Piggly Wiggly sell gluten-free brands?

modiddly16 Enthusiast
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They both have gluten free options. As does Food Lion, which is around there!

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They both have gluten free options. As does Food Lion, which is around there!

Thanks. I didn't know. Do they have lists? My local Bi-Lo is putting together a list.

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I'm not sure if they have lists, I'm sure they do if you contacted them. I spent a lot of time in the Myrtle Beach area last year and they all were adding entire rows of Gluten-Free products!

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