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Las Vegas Restaurant "the Fire Fly'


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Here are some options on the menu that are gluten free...

garden variety salad

chicken salad (hold the bread)

sausage plate (hold the bread)

ceviche of shrimp (hold the crispy tortilla)

ham and cheese plate (hold the bread)

tomato soup (hold the brie sandwich)

tortill a la espagnola

stuffed dates

sauteed veggies and lentils

warm spinach salad

spicy potatoes

firefly fries

eggplant canneloni

spicy beef salad (hold the fried wonton)

stuffed peppers (hold the fried onion)

baked cheese (hold the bread)

surf n turf skewers

baked tilapia

chorizo clams (hold the parmesan toasts)

ahi tuna skewers

camarones a la diabla

camarones al ajillo

steak and musroom skewers

chicken skewers

babyback ribs

lamb chops

petite filet

big bowl salad

herb roasted chicken

paella

ribeye

caramel flan

trio of gelato (no cookie)

hope this helps!

let me know if you have any other questions...

john.

John Simmons, Chef and Managing Partner

FIREFLY*ON PARADISE

tapas kitchen & bar

3900 Paradise Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89169

(702)369-3971

VEGASFIREFLY@HOTMAIL.COM

WWW.FIREFLYLV.COM


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