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Dc Restuarants Close To Verizon Center

StephanieGF

By StephanieGF
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I've seen a few DC threads, but I'm looking for a restaurant that has a gluten free menu or is very accommodating and educated about CC near the Verizon Center in DC, preferable in walking distance. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Jaleo and Zaytinya are both close to the Verizon Center and have plenty of gluten-free options, including a menu listing the gluten-free dishes. Both are tapas places, Jaleo is Spainish and Zaytinya mediterranean. Zaytinya even will give you cucumber slices in place of bread to dip into its hummus and eggplant dips. Also, they have adapted dishes not specifically on their gluten-free menu for me by cleaning the grill, not coating in flour, etc.

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Legal Seafood has a gluten-free menu and great gluten-free rolls! And it is close to the VC.

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