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kaitlyn77 Rookie

I am traveling to Atlanta this weekend. Does anyone have suggestions for gluten free restaurants??


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modiddly16 Enthusiast

do a google search and you'll find a ton. I liked Blue Ridge Grill, any whole foods is nice, Real Chow Baby is awesome, Rosebud, oh there are so many...you'll be confused as to which to choose!

kareng Grand Master

I ate at Figo. They have several locations. It's a pasta place but ate there twice and was fine. They don't put croutons on the salad and have a corn pasta. you can have any sauce on it. There is also a brew pub that was mentioned here by someone as being good with gluten-free beer and food.

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TeknoLen Rookie

Obviously my reply is a little late but for future reference...

I had a good experience on 11-14-11 at Bones Restaurant, a nice steak house in Buckhead. I called ahead, spoke with Isabelle, and explained the situation. She asked me what would be ideal and I told her the specific food items I would prefer and emphasized no CC. She understood, agreed, and suggested I introduce myself upon arrival, which I did. We confirmed the expectations and she introduced me to our waiter. It just so happened that our waiter's wife is gluten-sensitive and he lives, by default, in a gluten-free household and thus understands gluten-free first hand. My only mistake was ordering the steak medium when I should have ordered it medium-rare. The food was delish. Calling ahead was the key.

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