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Fabulous Gluten Free Menu In Rhode Island

Tina B

By Tina B
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Anyone visiting or living in RI has got to try this place. I have been hearing about their gluten free menu on the radio. I went last night and it has one of the most extensive gluten free menus I have ever seen. I had crispy fried calimari which I haven't had in 20 years!!!!! They have pizzas, veal and chicken parmesan with pasta. All kinds of pasta creations. Amazing, and the food was fabulous. They even served gluten free rolls, warm!!!!!

Encore, Charles Street, North Providence. Check out the menu.

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OMG - I would think I had died and gone to heaven if presented with a menu like that! I could eat more than half of the dishes on it and they all just SOUNDED scrumptious, like somebody knew, and somebody cared :)

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OMG - I would think I had died and gone to heaven if presented with a menu like that! I could eat more than half of the dishes on it and they all just SOUNDED scrumptious, like somebody knew, and somebody cared :)

Yes, wonderful and at the beach today with absolutely no ill effects so they know what they are doing. When I told the waiter I had not had fried calimari in 20 years he said "it's not difficult to just do it with rice flour." He was surprised more restaurants don't offer it.

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