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Many thanks for all the helpful info! - here is a summary of the responses:

Please check out the Denver CSA website at 
www.denverceliacs.org.  

Downtown:  Healthy fast food includes Chipotle 
(everything but the burrito wrap); An's Lemongrass Grille (Spring rolls without 
the peanut sauce, Pho soup (without the container of Hoison Sauce).  
National chains include  PF Changs, Maggianno's Little Italy- both with GF 
menues.  Local restaurants include Panzanos and Vesta Dipping Grille.

If you can drive, check out the Outside the Breadbox products at Vitamin 
Cottage (several locations), Deby's Gluten Free Bakery (SE)(the cafe is no 
longer open) and the Rheinlander Bakery (NW) for not to be missed goodies.  
Abrusci's (NW) has an extensive menu of GF Italian dishes and serves bread 
from Sweet Escapes Bakery(Longmont- open only on Fridays for limited 
hours).  This bread will make you cry, it is so good!
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We ate at The Ninth Door (fabulous dinner with lots of GF food. The waitress seemed to 
know her stuff), Chipolte (lunch - 2 locations), Panzano (expensive dinner but good, They 
also knew GF and even had gf bread which my friend said she liked better than the 
regular bread), and Mad Greens (super salads and they had a gf menu - 2 locations)

There are also the regular places - PF Changs, Outback, Chillis, Maggianos. 
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Maggiano’s on the 16th Street Mall, Little India on Champa (I think) , Water Course on 
17th Avenue.  Beau Jo’s for GF pizza.
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You should also be able to get something at the top of that hotel with the revolving 
restaurant, I think across the street from the convention center.

Visit the Celiac Web Page at Http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/index.html
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