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Gluten-Free Breakfast In Richmond, Va

Dr.Mom

By Dr.Mom
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Dr.Mom Newbie
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I would like to take a colleague to breakfast in Richmond, VA. Can someone recommend a good restaurant where we can get gluten, soy, and dairy free breakfast?

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pamelaD
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The Empress at 2043 W. Broad (just a few blocks east of the science museum). They serve breakfast/lunch from 6:30am till 2pm.

The Chef and manager both have Celiac. Amazing, upscale food.

I have also seen "Sprouts", but have never been there. They supposedly have a gluten-free menu, too. It is located near the Cathedral on Morris.

Good Luck,

Pam

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Eternallight24 Newbie
Eternallight24
Posted

I would like to take a colleague to breakfast in Richmond, VA. Can someone recommend a good restaurant where we can get gluten, soy, and dairy free breakfast?

IHOP does NOT have a gluten free menu however Denny's does

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GF Lover
Posted

Hi Eternallight, and Welcome.

 

Please be aware that the post you quoted is two years old.  Menu's change and the quoted Member is no longer active.

 

Regards,

 

Colleen

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