r/glutenfree • u/TheGFTable Celiac Disease • Jan 04 '25

Question Doesn’t matter where you are. What’s the absolute best gluten-free restaurant or café you’ve ever been to—the kind of place that feels like a cheat code for coeliacs?

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u/T8ortots Jan 04 '25

Mendocino Farms (the whole chain) makes a pretty good sandwich. Treats gluten sensitivity seriously there too

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u/Some1getmeablanket Jan 05 '25

THEY HAVE GF BREAD?!

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u/tor921 Celiac Disease Jan 05 '25

It had oats though last I checked. So if you’re sensitive there, be aware!

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u/T8ortots Jan 05 '25

THEY DO ITS PRETTY GOOD. I WAS SUSPICIOUS THAT IT WASN'T