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Maggianos?

mandm11

By mandm11
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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mandm11 Newbie
mandm11
Posted

Hi all,

I am going to Maggianos for dinner and cannot eat gluten and dairy. Do you have any experiences with Maggianos serving gluten AND dairy free dishes? I sent them an email asking what my options are, and got a vague response saying that they can't currently tell me whats available but to talk to the chef when I get there.

Thanks!

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kareng Grand Master
kareng
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I haven't been. Use the Google search in the upper right hand corner. I know this place has been discussed.

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kareng
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Forgot to say... If you go & order food, come back on here and add a comment about how it went. We would all like to know for our own selfish reasons ( I might want to eat there in another city ) :D

glutenfr3309 Rookie
glutenfr3309
Posted

maggiano's can definitely do gluten free but i'm not sure about the dairy free part. the chef comes out to your table so you'll be able to discuss everything with him/her.

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organicmama Contributor
organicmama
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I am both gluten-free and CF as well and had a great experience there. The chef will come out and discuss your preferences and will whip something up. I had a chicken piccata with pasta covered in a garlic marinara. It was really good and I was impressed with the process.

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