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Any Safe/g.f. Restaurants In/near Coeur D'alene, Id?

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I was wondering if anyone on the board living in or near Coeur d'Alene, ID (or recent travelers to this area) knows of any g.f. restaurants in the area......or at least ones that offer some g.f. choices other than salads! :P

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