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Gf-friendly Restaurants In Atlanta

shimma

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shimma Apprentice
shimma
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Any Atlanteans know of good places to eat out? I'm going for a week-long business trip - I'll be staying in the Buckhead area but could always take a cab somewhere else, if necessary.

Thanks!

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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
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I don't think there are too many places to really eat but there are some. Outback Steakhouse and P.F. Changs both have gluten-free menus. Here is a list of Georgia P.F. Changs Open Original Shared Link. Here is a list of the Georgia Outback Steackhouses Open Original Shared Link. There is a place called Ritter's in Marietta, Georgia which can cater to people with Celiac Disease. We had a support group meeting there.

Here are some threads talking about gluten-free places here.

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Guest nini
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Life Cafe at Life Grocery in Marietta has a Vegan/Vegetarian menu and they are gluten-free friendly. Ask for Chef Micheal if you decide to go... I don't know if they are open for dinner, but they are def. open for lunch.

Ruth's Chris Steakhouse is also supposedly gluten-free friendly. I personally haven't eaten there but have heard some really good things about them.

I also remember hearing about a place called "Shout" as being gluten-free friendly as well...

good luck

misskris Apprentice
misskris
Posted

We've eaten at several places in Buckhead and I haven't had any problem - but I usually get salads when I go out. Bah! I'm not a lot of help. :blink:

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