Gluten-free restaurants around the world

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Comment by steven Costa on September 1, 2010 at 11:30am

The Bonefish Grill is a great place!

Comment by Brittany Phillips on September 1, 2010 at 10:21am

Someone needs to open a G-free restaurant in Panama City FL!!!!

Comment by Chris on August 23, 2010 at 8:54am

Try looking on glutenfreeregistry.com for places to eat and places to find GF food. They have a few places in Hawaii.

Comment by gael on August 22, 2010 at 8:49pm

ANYONE KNOW OF GF restauants in Hawaii, Maui or Big Island. planning a vacation and trying to anticipate the "food" issue.

Comment by Alexandra Fox on August 22, 2010 at 8:44pm

Anyone know of any stores or restaurants (mainly stores) on Long Island (around Garden City....)? I am a college student and fairly new to the gluten free diet and I am looking for places to go buy food to keep in my dorm room.

Comment by Rachel Suntop on July 21, 2010 at 6:51am

I just went to Finland and that country is just amazing for gluten free diets. Nearly every menu is marked with gf items, as well as items that are dairy free, soy free, etc. Plus, the grocery stores are very well stocked with gf items and they taste better than the ones in the US. I cannot recommend Finland enough.

Comment by Tawni on July 1, 2010 at 10:11pm

I opened a restaurant in Grants Pass, OR. called The Vine. Since I have celiac we offer several gluten free options! I am always looking for great recipes!

Comment by Candice Clifford on July 1, 2010 at 6:28am

Cayman Island Update: Well this wasn't the easiest vacation to go on in regards to accommodating my g-free diet needs ( The hotel we stayed at was not accommodating at all). However, the first night there we did go this Restaurant called the Lighthouse, and they were great. They were aware of the g-free diet, I gave my restaurant card to the chef and they were able to make me a safe meal. ( Downside was it was very expensive.) We also went to Chicken , Chicken. They make rotisserie chicken that are naturally g-free.

My family and I stayed at timeshare so we were able to do a lot of our own cooking which was good. At first we went to the IGA by the airport, but later in the week we wen to Hurely's to re-stock on food. If you are going to the Cayman Island's and shopping for g-free food go to Hurely's because they had a lot more of a selection.

Overall it was a great vacation, but I would suggest finding a hotel which you have access to a kitchen.

Comment by Deborah Parisa on June 19, 2010 at 12:41pm

Has anyone else tried Parisa's ALL NATURAL, GLUTEN FREE Marinara Sauce.
The best sauce I've ever had. You can order it on line. Shipping Included. WWW.ParisasSauce.com Yummy

Comment by Concepta Bowman on June 13, 2010 at 9:05am

Went to Boston Pizza yesterday and had the Gluten Free Pizza, it actually tasted really good and they had lots of topping to choose from. Nice to enjoy Pizza, its been so long. I definitely will go back again. They only do the Personal Size Pizza but it was enough. I believe all their locations offer the GF crust.

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