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Pittsburgh Strip District South Side

minniejack

By minniejack
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Recently had to waste some time because my "baby" just turned 16 and wanted to go to the teen club in the strip. Checked online and discovered the Firehouse Lounge had gluten-free offerings. I called and talked to someone and they assured me of several offerings that they had that were gluten-free.

Well, you know how you get that inkling that the person on the other end really doesn't know what they are talking about? Right?

Well....I was wrong. Great gluten-free food and even gluten-free beer (unfortunately I got the last bottle, but oh, well).

Really strange for me and husband (40 somethings) hanging out in a club at midnight! But, we had fun! He wanted to try some dance moves from classes that we had taken--but hey, remember they only had one beer left. Maybe next time!!! :P

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Recently had to waste some time because my "baby" just turned 16 and wanted to go to the teen club in the strip. Checked online and discovered the Firehouse Lounge had gluten-free offerings. I called and talked to someone and they assured me of several offerings that they had that were gluten-free.

Well, you know how you get that inkling that the person on the other end really doesn't know what they are talking about? Right?

Well....I was wrong. Great gluten-free food and even gluten-free beer (unfortunately I got the last bottle, but oh, well).

Really strange for me and husband (40 somethings) hanging out in a club at midnight! But, we had fun! He wanted to try some dance moves from classes that we had taken--but hey, remember they only had one beer left. Maybe next time!!! :P

Thanks for the post! I'll have to check this out!

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