BostonCeliac

I happened to be VERY anemic - but my sister, who also has celiac, was never anemic. So really, it varies. I would agree with the above poster - go to a different doctor. My Gastro was the worst, he never believed I had celiac (even though my sister was already diagnosed AND I had a positive blood test) so I basically just told him to do the endo, he did...

I just went to NEBO a couple weeks ago with a few other girls that have celiac and we had an AMAZING dinner! It was great... we had gluten-free calamari, pizza, pasta and dessert. The pizza was SO GOOD. I have been dying to go back!

Definitely give it time - but GOOD LUCK! Hopefully this will make a difference for you.... Watch for hidden gluten (soy sauce, modified food starch, etc) & cross-contamination to make sure your experiment goes well. This is a great site for support and getting answers to questions.

Hello! I can tell you a couple of spots when you're in downtown Boston. In Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall - there is a place called Wagamama (www.wagamama.us) They have a separate gluten free menu -- two items that are naturally gluten free, and then a list of things that can be altered to be gluten free. Also - right behind Hard Rock Boston/Faneuil Hall...

You might want to check out Meetup.com? I think there was one in Brookline for a while. There may be a North Shore one - or you could start it. Good luck!! There are a lot of options on the North Shore!

Hey -- just wanted to let you know I went to the Stone Hearth Pizza in Porter last week. They have gluten free beer, appetizers, pasta AND pizza. I will start off by saying - the pizza was AMAZING. Best gluten free pizza I have ever had. MUCH MUCH better than Flatbread. Our waitress though - horrific. She told us it was her second night - and she...

Hi... just figured I'd check back in on this? mamaw --- any word on that recipe or if they're going to begin baking & selling?? I heard there was a sign up at Oxford Spa that just says "No more gluten-free products, sorry!" and I read an internet rumor that that genius woman baker was going to europe & may be starting her own line...

Just thought I'd write again.... I've been there about 8 times since I wrote that first post - I LOVE IT!!! They really do know what they're doing there & the entire staff knows all about celiac. They all had to go through a training... an UPDATE --- they may be doing a Gluten Free cooking class in the new year!!! I will post again if it happens...

THANKS!!!!!

I actually called yesterday (Wednesday, Sept 10) and still no gluten free bread. It's really such a tragedy - that was the truly the best gluten-free bread ever made.

Hey Gemini -- It's an excellent point you bring up, and I was actually thinking about it over the weekend. The next time I go I will say something to the staff, although they ARE aware, and mentioned it several times to me. I found out all of this gluten-free food started with the old general manager (who is no longer there) -- I don't think she...

**UPDATE :: I wanted to let you all know --- I've now been to Marco TWICE, and it was amazing! They are very aware & well educated on the diet, and they even ask about allergies/food issues when you call to make reservations. The first time I went I didn't call early enough to get their gluten-free bread -- but i did last time - YUM. They order...

Very exciting... I just spoke with the people at Marco on Hanover Street in Boston's North End, and they're now serving gluten free options!!! They have 3 different kinds of gluten-free pasta, they have gluten-free flour to make fried items (although they warned me that they will use the same fryer, so for some, it may not be an option), AND - if you call...

Thanks! maybe I'll check them out tonight!!

I've been trying to get to this place, but they are only open Monday - Friday! I'm often up that way on the weekend -- do you know of any other gluten free places that are open on the weekend? I'm going up there tonight actually!