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Need Recommendation Of Restaurants Syracuse To Philly

Booey

By Booey
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Booey Newbie
Booey
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I'm taking a road trip from Syracuse to Philadelphia this week and need to know where I can eat. Does anyone know of places off of I-81 between Syracuse, NY and Clarks Summit, PA and/or off of the PA Tpke NE extension between Clarks Summit and Philly that are truly gluten free. Places should be close to exits (no more than five or so miles). Location to be visited in Philly is near Bensalem.

Thanks!

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savvvyseller Enthusiast
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Check out Relish in Allentown, not far from the Lehigh Valley exit of the PA Turnpike extension. Delicious food - even gluten-free cheesesteaks!

amybeth Enthusiast
amybeth
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Will you be in Bensalem, or nearby --- I live near there.

I would recommend the following which all have Gluten Free Menu Options

Red Robin (Oxford Valley Mall location off Rt 1 near Sesame Place)

Jules Thin Crust (Locations in Newtown, Jenkintown, and Doylestown)

Outback (Street Road location)

UNO Pizzeria (Neshaminy Mall location - or Oxford Valley Mall location)

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I'm taking a road trip from Syracuse to Philadelphia this week and need to know where I can eat. Does anyone know of places off of I-81 between Syracuse, NY and Clarks Summit, PA and/or off of the PA Tpke NE extension between Clarks Summit and Philly that are truly gluten free. Places should be close to exits (no more than five or so miles). Location to be visited in Philly is near Bensalem.

Thanks!

Davios downtown Philly has a great seperate gluten free menu. I had the penne with smoked chicken and walnut cream sauce. AWESOME!

Check out the gluten-free menu Open Original Shared Link

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