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My daughter Alix, aged 15-next-week and celiac since at 2 years, spent last  
week visiting my sister, who lives outside of Denver, CO. They reported really 
 superior gluten-free restaurant experiences at Abrusci's in Wheat Ridge ( 
see _http://www.geocities.com/csadenver17/dining.html_ 
(http://www.geocities.com/csadenver17/dining.html) ),  where they offered her gluten-free BREAD while 
waiting, GF fried calamari, GF  cheese-stuffed raviolis--and all excellent. 
 
A second excellent experience was at Deby's GF cafe. 
 
In both cases, the help appeared to understand GF choices and needs, and  
Alix ate with a lot of confidence (and evidently enough for several meals!). She  
said the ravioli was amazing. She even had dessert there, though I can't 
recall  now what it was, but I know she was very enthusiastic. 
 
If you live in or get to the Denver area, be sure to check them out.
Marcy in MD



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