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Thanks to everyone who responded!  For those also travelling to Seattle, here’s what I learned.

 

The specific restaurants recommended were:

 

PF
     Chang’s Flying
     Apron Bakery in FremontGF
     bakery in Pike Place Market called Coffee and…Wild Ginger on 4th streetTulio on 5th street (close by the central library)

 
web resources
http://glutenfreemom.com/travel_gluten_free/seattlewww.findmeglutenfree.com-great site, type in city and state or zip code, this site even has a
     "dedicated facilities" search, for places that are completely GFwww.glutenfreetravelsite.com-good site too- no dedicated facilities searchwww.allergyeats.com-greatsite for GF and Food Allergies

 

For those with smart phones, the Find Me Gluten Free app and http://glutenfreetravelsite.com/mobileresources.php were recommended. For vegetarians, Cafe Flora was recommended, and the web resource - www.happycow.net.   

 

 



 		 	   		  
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