New Orleans has always been a semi fictitious world for me. It was a mystical world that came to me through novels, primarily those of Anne Rice novels, and seemed an endless clash of old and new. A southern city of hazy humid days and busy bustling nights; So of course it was someplace I’d Read More …
New York City is not lacking in gluten free food options. From 100% gluten free Italian to gluten free friendly Ethiopian you can always find something to appease your taste buds in the city, but sometimes you just don’t have the time for a low key slow paced establishment. A brief walk from Penn Station Read More …
If you are gluten free and ever find yourself in the Washington DC area I highly recommend District Taco. This taco joint, originating from a set of food trucks, now has several store front locations across DC and Virginia but has maintained much of the food truck character. The walls of the front of the Read More …
**Note: I just found a bunch of reviews that had been lost in the shuffle of life transitions over the past year or so, but I wanted to share anyway. This is one of them.** North Carolina has become a hot bed of transplanted New Yorker’s escaping the steep costs and clutter of a down state Read More …
**Note: I just found a bunch of reviews that had been lost in the shuffle of life transitions over the past year or so, but I wanted to share anyway. This is one of them.** “Words cannot express how delicious the food was.”- Michael My husband sums up my review in 8 simple words, but Read More …
**Note: I just found a bunch of reviews that had been lost in the shuffle of life transitions over the past year or so, but I wanted to share anyway. This is one of them.** The Red Bicycle Coffee and Crepes, a chain of three restaurants located in Nashville Tennessee, has to be one of Read More …
We all know that being gluten free can be tough, I mean who isn’t fuming when you go to a BBQ and can’t have something from the grill because it’s been contaminated by toasted buns and there is no tin foil in sight? I mean really… Rather than focus on the negatives for Celiac Awareness Read More …
Every year since 2007 I’ve been heading up to the Chestertown NY area, about half an hour north of Lake George, to stay at a friend’s lake house. We go for about a week at a time, and it is probably one of the highlights of every year. Who doesn’t love a vacation with friends, Read More …
I’m a New York girl through and through, and we are known food wise for two things: Pizza and Bagels. I never cared so much about bagels, but to this day nearly 5 years after going gluten free I can’t be near a regular pizza without wanting to devour it and/or weep. I’ll even open Read More …
If you follow me on Facebook you know that about a month ago I had a pretty bad experience at a local restaurant I visited for the first time for a relative’s birthday celebration. The restaurant didn’t have a separate gluten free menu, but they had options for gluten free pizza, pasta, and other items. Read More …
