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Gluten-free Dining In Seattle & San Juans?


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Hi, I tried to post this yesterday at this forum but it never showed up! I will be traveling to Seattle and would appreciate any recommendations of places to eat that are gluten-free and might accommodate soy/dairy intolerance. I have found Cafe Flora, Flying Apron Bakery, and of course Outback. There is a nearby PF Changs, but since I have to watch soy, that is pretty much out.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations. I also found the Whole Foods on a map in case worse comes to worse. Oh, and am waiting for a call bakc from Glutenfreeda tours in the San Juans -- anybody ever used them?

Many thanks in advance! This is my first trip since finding my diagnosis and I am a little nervous. I don't want to get glutened, soyed or dairied!

Many thanks in advance!

Westiepaws


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Some options...I would recommend that you find gluten-free restaurants first and then see how they can accomodate to dairy. I think it'd be easier to find restaurants to accomodate to dairy-free than gluten-free and since many celiacs also have problems with dairy or soy or other common allergens, you might have better luck w/ a gluten-free restaurant.

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