More gluten free menu's

Posted by: bini

10th Dec 2010 11:41am

After being disgnosed with celiacs disease I find it very frustrating that there is little out there to have a nice dinner out!
With so many people being diagnosed everyday it is a must that all restaurants have an alternative for us suffers.
We like to dine out to!
There are places to cater for us but somewhere andf somehow there must be a regulation that every restuarant have an alternative. I find myself staying at hoem and preparing my own meals.
How does everyone else feel about this situation?

carocordo

20th Apr 2011 08:52pm

It's slowly getting better. It's important to keep asking for what you need, eventually the restaurants will get the message. It's harder I think for people living in small country towns. If you build up connections though, you can get things organised.

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