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This is the summary of replies I received on San Francisco Restaurants.  I
want to thank all of you for your responses, they’re all helpful.  I have
no interest in these establishments, but am looking forward to visiting
some of them.  Once again thanks to everyone!


We recently were in SF and ate at Palomino's.  I believe it was reasonably
priced for SF and was very good.  The chef was knowledgeable about celiac
and very accommodating.  Palomino Restaurant in San Francisco: 345 Spear
St., 415-512-7400 (www.r-u-i.com);  Also, validated parking after 5 pm.
Executive chef of Palomino is Mark.

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Try www.outback.com , www.carrabbas.com , www.bonefishgrill.com.  They are
all owned by Outback Steakhouse and have gluten free menus and location
maps on their web sites.  Print a copy of the menu, take it with you, and -
----ask for the manager----.  Perhaps there will be one near where you
will be.

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PF Changs in Emeryville also in Walnut Creek.  In San Francisco the "Rain
Forest Cafe" is excellent.....Chevys also.


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Try going to www.goodhealthpublishing.com for a list of 59
national/regional restaurants and their lists of gluten/wheat free items.
There's also a gluten free dining card that can be presented to restaurant
personnel to ease the ordering process.


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We go to S.F. every year. No trouble wherever we went. But, if you're from
the east coast, just be aware that if you order chow mein, you'll get a
plate of wheat noodles, not the bean sprouts and veggies that we're used
to on the east coast.


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