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I am going to NYC for a few days next month and I will be eating out most meals. I have had unusual good luck with eating out (only been glutened a few times over the last year but I just hate it when I am and I do not want my trip ruined for anyone!). Both of my young children and myself are diagnosed and I have been doing as much pre-planning as I can as to where to eat. I can't expect my children to sit in restaurants for every meal and I was looking at the Shake Shake - they say the fries are gluten-free but the oil for the fries are filtered at the end of the day with the same oil that cooks a burger that does contain gluten. I can find a few blog posts of people that ate there and they had a good experience with no cc. Would you eat the fries? My son is not very sensitive at all, but my daughter and I tend to react more easily. We are going with a large group and my son just hates to be excluded about the food. What places in NYC have you had the best luck? I want to hit Tu Lu's, Rissoteria, and we are going to Lumi Lumi and Sambuca. I want to go to Mozzarellis. Where else? I really appreciate any input!


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I look that up because I thought it was wierd that a burger would have gluten in it and be fried in oil. The gluten free menu says:

The fries are gluten-free, but if you have severe

reactions to trace amounts of gluten, it might be

best to skip the fries. See, our fryers prepare the

sariesue Explorer

What part of NYC are you going to? I went there last weekend and quickly found that while it maybe one city it is HUGE. My group didn't plan well and we chose a restaurant that was over 30 blocks from the bar we wanted to go to. So you may want to look for restaurants in a spesific part of the city instead of just restaurants in the city. I did a google search and came up with this site Open Original Shared Link it might be a good starting place. Google had many more results, urban spoon was just the first site I am familiar with.

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