Help each other find genuinely safe places to eat.
Mine: Is there a dedicated fryer? Is GF food prepared in a separate area? Do staff actually know what coeliac means? Curious what everyone else asks before booking.
It's my partner's birthday and the family wants Italian — pasta, pizza, the works. Anyone had success at an Italian place that handles coeliac properly, or should I push for a different cuisine?
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