We love to ski/snowboard, so I’ve been slowly accumulating gluten free info for ski areas we go to (similar to the gluten free baseball stadium options I’m compiling too). The ski area I go to most often is Mt. Baker in Washington state, home of the world record snowfall in the 1998-1999 season.
Unfortunately, calling the [...]
We’re finally starting to get out of our “restaurant rut” and try a few new places again. You know how it is when a food intolerance is involved – you find a few safe places you have eaten at successfully before, and then proceed to go to only those same restaurants month after month. It [...]
This is another installment in my series about gluten free options at baseball stadiums. I went to see the NY Mets play for the first time this week. Sadly, Shea Stadium is no more, but did you know the new Citi Field is one of the few professional baseball stadiums with a gluten free concession [...]
I was lucky last week and won tickets on the radio to a Yankees game. I love the Yankees, so that was great, but then I felt worried that there wouldn’t be anything gluten free for my husband to eat there (and let’s be honest: part of the fun of a pro-baseball game is the [...]
OMG! We are sooooo glad to be living in this decade where more and more gluten free options are becoming available. Just this weekend, we were visiting Eataly in New York City – a gourmet foodie destination to sample authentic Italian foods at their many eateries, plus buy imported Italian ingredients to take home. It [...]
I have always wanted to experience staying at a bed and breakfast, but it seemed to be an unlikely option for a gluten free diet. This past weekend proved me wrong. We found The Looking Glass, a bed and breakfast run by Cari Meltzer in Rhinebeck, NY. This Victorian style B & B is so [...]
Back in May, I shared the gluten free restaurant options I have found since moving to Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. I continued to explore further since then and have successfully found even more gluten free friendly establishments worth trying.
Last Thursday, we went to a place called Ortine (622 Washington Ave, between Dean and Pacific St.) to see an [...]
I have been living in the Prospect Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY for nearly 6 months now and have found a few gluten free resources to share with those who are my gluten-avoiding neighbors:
Fish & Sip at 216 Flatbush Ave (between Dean St. and Bergen, 718-636-2256) serves plenty of gluten free seafood entrees, with potato [...]
The gluten free mecca Risoterria in Greenwich Village still remains the hot spot for a plethora of gluten free choices. But here’s another place you might want to try on the East Side: S’MAC (stands for Sarita’s Macaroni & Cheese, located at 345 East 12th St). A met up with a few friends here last [...]
Yes, for gluten free New York diners, there is always the renowned Risoterria in Greenwich Village. But what about those of us in the Park Slope vicinity who want to go out for dinner without the long haul into Manhattan? Luckily, you need look no further than your very own neighborhood for delicious [...]