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Hello everyone, here are the responses I received regarding  Philadeldphia.  
Thank you to everyone who responded:
 
There is a TGI Fridays within walking distance of the Franklin Institute  and 
of course there are Outback, Carrabba's, and PF Chang's in the area.   If 
your fussy 8 year old likes Mexican, there is a Qdoba (www.qdoba.com) at 16th  
and Walnut.  I get their 3 cheese nachos and have had no reaction to them  and 
they have a lot of kid friendly burritos and stuff for non-celiacs.   Walnut 
Street is sort of the artsy street (along with South street) in Philly  and I 
love sitting at the counter in Qdoba's window and watching the Walnut  street 
people walk past as I eat.

I have CD and live in Philadelphia and I eat Cheesesteaks all the time.  You 
just have to make sure the french fries are GF, then ask them to make  a 
normal cheesesteak (I like provolone, onions, and hot peppers), except I ask  them 
to put the fries on a plate and then put the cheesesteak sans roll on top  of 
the fries.  Sweet Lucy's is a family owned and operated BBQ place where  they 
make everything from scratch.  They won't change things to make them  CD, but 
they are good about discussing the ingredients with you and I've found  plenty 
there that I can eat.  
 
You have to check out Mr. Ritt's Gluten Free Bakery its on 709 East  Passyunk 
Avenue.. ph   215 627 3034.. I was in Philly a few weeks  ago and got the 
most wonderful peanut butter cookies, breads, and carrot cake!  GIve them a call, 
they also have a good idea of where to eat in the area. 
 
I love OLD Bookbinder's...great seafood.
 
Pattie
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