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Thanks for the helpful tips on groceries and restaurants around Sanibel. Looks like there are lots of good restaurants in the area.
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We were just in Sanibel and ate in several restaurants that seemed to understand the g-f diet- Sweet Melissa's, Greenhouse Grill, and Timbers were among the best. Bailey's grocery store has added a huge selection (700 plus items) that are g-f because they receive so many requests. We were there last year and nothing was as g-f as it was this year. What a difference a year makes
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There's no Whole Foods on Sanibel; however, there is one in No. Naples on
Rte 41 south past 99th Street and on the left near Mercato (a new mall and
condo living development). Good Luck!
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Several people mentioned this, but they are closed for renovations now. Maybe when someone else goes down to Fl it will be open:
Adas Natural Foods Market -
11705 S. Cleveland Ave., Ft. Myers FL 33907
It is a healthfood store in Fort Myers. Located at US 41 and Colonial in the Burlington Coat Factory and Johann Fabric shopping center
Here is a good website of restaurants in the area
http://www.glutenfreeregistry.com/gluten-free-state-search.do?state=FL&city=Fort%20Myers
The Whole Foods is in Naples.
There is a Pizza Fusion in Ft Meyers. We love other Pizza Fusions.
We do have the standard gluten-free chains like PF Changs, Outback, Carabas, Chili's, Macaroni Grill, LeeRoy Selman's, etc in the Fort Myers area.
Also, if you need supplies while in the area, go to Ada's. It is a healthfood store in Fort Myers. Located at US 41 and Colonial in the Burlington Coat Factory and Johann Fabric shopping center.
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Subject: Naples FL Summary
> Date: Monday, December 15, 2008, 5:33 PM
>
> Here are the responses that I rec'd for Naples FL. Thank
> you everyone for your help. Linda
>
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> Tommy Bahama (very accommodating - just tell your server
> you need to be on a gluten-free diet). First Watch for
> breakfast. I can't recall the other places I ate at, but
> they were all accommodating.
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> For restaurants in the Naples area, just go to
> glutenfreeregistry.com. Click on Florida and Naples as your
> city of choice. There are at least 20 restaurants listed
> for Naples with GF menus. Do the same for Whole Foods.
> Click on Naples location and you can print out the gluten
> free shopping list for that store. There is also a great
> HF store in the Naples Walk Plaza on the corner of
> Airport-Pulling and Vanderbilt. Whatever you can't find at
> Whole Foods, you can get there. Publix, Super Walmart
> ,Albertson's and Sweet Bay Super Mkts all have a limited
> selection of GF items. I'd only carry the food you need for
> traveling day and maybe breakfast the next morning. You
> can find all the same foods in the stores in Naples.
>
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> Publix has a gluten free section within the health food
> section where you can get the almond crackers, Mary gone
> crackers, etc.
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> Carrabas here, Roys, Bonefish, Outback all have gluten
> free menus
>
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