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Exotica is a semi-fast food, Asian/fusion place, with a menu that notes 
the presence of major allergens.  It is also very reasonably priced, 
especially for London.  They are located at 7 Villiers Street, near the 
theater district.  It was so good, convenient and reasonably priced, we 
ate there twice during our stay.

Overall I found England easier to travel in than the U.S.  There is a much 
higher awareness of food allergies, contamination, genetically engineered 
food, etc.

Most grocery stores, including Tesco, have a Gluten free section- even the 
very small ones.  Stock up & fill an extra suitcase with Baker’s Delight 
cake type breads to bring home.

The Robin Hood hotel in Blackpool was a great place to stay & for gf meals-
 though they do not always serve dinner.  Rick Steves includes them in his 
travel guide.

The café at the National Trust at Avebury (stone circle with a larger 
circle, shorter stones than Stonehenge) always has a gf entrée and desert 
on their menu.

The internet is a great resource.  Here is a place that will ship gf foods 
to your hotel for your arrival:
http://www.dietaryneedsdirect.co.uk/ 
 
Best wishes!
 
Mary
 

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