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TexasJen

By TexasJen
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I'm so excited!  The Austin area has a new gluten-free restaurant - Guaco Taco. I'm going there tomorrow night for dinner. I love Mexican food and miss being able to eat it out. :)

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Be sure to let us know how it goes!  Help keep them in business by writing a review on Find Me Gluten Free!  Enjoy!  ?

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Jenny (AZ via TX) Enthusiast
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Yes, let us know.  Do you like Maudie's?  I was in Austin a couple of years ago and ate there a few times. They have gluten-free chips that come in a sealed bag so no chance of cc.

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It is great!  It is a simple restaurant with a simple menu - just to grab a quick bite, but I eat there often. 

I haven't been to Maudie's since my diagnosis, but good to know in case I end up there one day....

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marcial Newbie
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In Austin, Wildwood Bakehouse and Wilder Wood Restaurant are totally gluten free.  I had the chicken fried steak and gravy and onion rings!!!  Awesome!!!

 

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