<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>> Many thanks to everyone who sent recommendations: Shopping In Santa Fe: Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Wild Oats. Restaurants Pranzo: Italian place near the Guadalupe/Railyard district, will make GF pasta- if you call ahead. GF menu Annapurna (Ayurvedic vegetarian)- has GF menu items. Bumble Bee Baja- Tacos and bowls (fast food) are made from white corn- the fish tacos and various "bowls" used to be GF, please double check. Coyote Cafe- If you call a day or two ahead, they will accommodate you. The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Cafe says call ahead; but they may do lunch only. Body Cafe has organic, vegan and gluten-free choices. Acqua Santa will accommodate; please call ahead. Dining Tip: New Mexico is famous for its red and green chile. The green chile here usually contains flour (and they like to put green chile on everything). A common ordering question is: red or green? This is a chile question. "Christmas" means both. Both red and green chile may contain flour- but red is less likely to. Always ask! Make sure shrimp is not boiled in beer. The Shed in Santa Fe <http://www.sfshed. com/> --good food, and I've found the servers knowledgeable and wiling to check with the kitchen on ingredients. It's also relatively inexpensive. If you're traveling on I-25 between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, you might want to stop in Bernalillo and eat at The Range Cafe <http://www.rangecaf e.com/>. Good food, not too expensive, knowledgeable wait staff & kitchen, and a couple of great desserts. The atmosphere is also wonderful. Guadaloupe Cafe for breakfast in Santa Fe, their red chile is AWESOME, and no flour. Cafe Pasqual's will accommodate you and is wonderful. There's always a line. Go to La Fonda Hotel on the Plaza and if the roof is open, have a margarita and watch the sunset - sublime! Ristra in Santa Fe is another wonderful restaurant, not cheap, but worth every penny. If they have elk tenderloin on the menu, don't miss it. Very accommodating. El Farol is another good place for tapas, many options. Zia Diner in Santa Fe good breakfast La Choza - authentic southwestern Georgia O'Keefe cafe -lunch cheaper than dinner EL FAROL. It's at the top of Canyon Rd rather than down at the plaza, but is excellent. Their paella is wonderful and gluten free too. It looks like there may have been other gf items on the menu, but we went for the paella. They also have gf desserts. (No gf menu...but the servers seemed to know their stuff.) The entertainment includes flamenco dancers, various artists, and blues jam night of local musicians. http://www.elfarols f.com/> Tomasitas: will accomodate Farmer's Market: Saturdays and possibly some other days, and along with great produce, we did find a stand with some GF muffins. The Oar House on the Plaza can accommodate Ristra- expensive, and worth it. Sleeping Dog Tavern was accomodating. Lindsay Amadeo * Send administrative questions to mailto:[log in to unmask] * Archives are at: Http://Listserv.icors.org/SCRIPTS/WA-ICORS.EXE?LIST=CELIAC