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I know this is a long shot, because I can finding NOTHING about gluten-free info about this restaurant, except the one in Disneyworld (and I live on the other end of the US). I have a graduation party coming up for my niece, and this is where they want to have it at. Does anyone have a clue if anything they have is gluten-free? If not, I guess I will be eating before I go. Thanks!

Deanna


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DisneyWorld has been known to be good about accomodating people with restricted diets. Contact them and they should be able to tell you more. I was there but that was in 2000 which was pre gluten-free for me...haven't been there since I was diagnosed.

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Do call the company, or even better, the particular location you'll be at, on Monday and ask to speak with the manager and/or chef. It's the best way to go.

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