Eating out?

[Josephine]

Its not like we afford to eating out, but why is we all have ask like 1 to 100 questions about what in the food?

Why can there not on be one in very town, where you go and there is menu each allergic reaction and very special diet.

Imagine how money you not make and also no one would be em brassed or awkward.

 

[glum chump]

That's tough, Josephine. It's hard eating out, especially when it's a rare treat. I usually peruse the menu online before going out and call the restaurant beforehand and ask all my questions -- I figure they don't know who I am over the phone!

But it was rare that I went out to restaurants...there was just so little choices and I hated going to restaurants where there was only one bathroom. I'm lucky, though. I live in a city that has some choices around wheat-free options.

Take care,

Kismet

 

[happy]

I hear ya Josephine! I would like that too. Now, rather than asking about their menu items, I order exactly what I know is safe for me to eat. I call ahead like glum chump, so I know if they can make it: chicken or fish grilled or stir-fried with a little olive oil, plain rice, and steamed or stir-fried veggies with some onion and garlic for flavouring. I bring my own gluten-free soya sauce. Yum!

 

[Josephine]

http://www.glutafin.co.uk/recipes/gluten-free-restaurants/
near one to me is Quayside (Distance: 21.97 miles)