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gluten-free Restaurants On The Eastern Shore? (Md/va)

Coleva

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I'm going on a trip to the Eastern Shore in a few months, and I'm wondering if there are any restaurants that have a gluten-free menu, or who can accommodate gluten-free safely. I was lucky enough to find a B&B that does, so at least I'm covered for breakfasts. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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I'm going on a trip to the Eastern Shore in a few months, and I'm wondering if there are any restaurants that have a gluten-free menu, or who can accommodate gluten-free safely. I was lucky enough to find a B&B that does, so at least I'm covered for breakfasts. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Check out the website glutenfreeregistry.com

they list restuarants with gluten-free menus and have reviews. You can also find a lot of places by searching. If you are goign to be in the DC area I hear there is a ton of gluten-free restaurnats there. You might also want to scope out where the nearest whole foods or Trader Joes store is before you go.

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