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Restaurants In Massachusetts?

kari

By kari
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kari Apprentice
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I'm new at this and don't want to make a big fuss when I go out. I've also been a vegetarian my whole life which is baffling enough to the people I go out with, always wondering can you go here? can you eat anything? yes, i can always find something without meat. besides most places now have amazing different salads, and i just ask for them without the chicken or whatever comes on it, though i'm starting to reconsider that due to all these new restrictions. ..

so does anybody here know of anywhere in Massachusetts that has stuff on the menu that they like and can have? i've read posts on here about some various chains, most of which I've never heard of and when I go out I don't usually go to big chains in general either. I live south of Boston, so if anyone has any suggestions they've tried...

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I go to Chilis, Legal Seafoods, and Outback. I want to try PF Changs in Boston.

We also have a Bear Rock Cafe now..the food looks so good. I emailed them to see if there are any of their menu items that are gluten free. Waiting on a response.

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Ditto on what Francelajoie said. If I eat out, I go to PF changs, outback, or legal seafoods. I do not eat out much, only because I haven't had good experiences. Are you new to celiac?

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ebrbetty Rising Star
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theres a new one in Newton called "fresh City" haven't been yet, may go next week with my mom.

france, whats safe at chilis? I've never been, theres a new one about 15 mins from me

thanks

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I'm new at this and don't want to make a big fuss when I go out. I've also been a vegetarian my whole life which is baffling enough to the people I go out with, always wondering can you go here? can you eat anything? yes, i can always find something without meat. besides most places now have amazing different salads, and i just ask for them without the chicken or whatever comes on it, though i'm starting to reconsider that due to all these new restrictions. ..

so does anybody here know of anywhere in Massachusetts that has stuff on the menu that they like and can have? i've read posts on here about some various chains, most of which I've never heard of and when I go out I don't usually go to big chains in general either. I live south of Boston, so if anyone has any suggestions they've tried...

Hi Kari

I am also a vegetarian. recently i ate at cheesecake factory in cambridge and had a big salad and mashed potatoes....also the elephant walk has a gluten free menu. i wish we had restaurants in boston that served glutne free pasta. i know they have them in ny but not here :(

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