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Gluten Free In Hilton Head, Sc

sheribyers

By sheribyers
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We are going to Hilton Head, SC next week for a conference. My 12-year-old daughter was recently diagnosed with Celiacs, and we are very careful about where we take her. We rarely eat out at home because, although plenty of restaurants offer gluten free menus, we have found that most of them don't have a dedicated facility (separate work space, separate grill, oil, etc) for preparing their gluten-free foods. We are so careful with her, and don't want to risk the possibility of cross contamination, however, we will be going out to dinner with a large group of people from my husband's work, and we get to choose the location since our daughter has these special dietary needs. Can anyone recommend one or more truly safe restaurants for her. Thanks so much.

Sheri Byers

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