AllergyEats

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• Referral from January 2, 2020
  

  mbg553 asked:

  Nut Free Vegan Advice I'm trying to help my friend with a severe but allergy transition to a vegan diet, does anyone have any advice, recipes or restaurants in NYC they can recommend?

  

  Re_Re_Think replied:

  Here are some vegan, nut free [recipes](https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/comments/aewr4 d/advice_for_allergic_vegans/edtjxov/?context=3) (see the bottom half). Finding restaurants that fit could be difficult. Start with using search engines like https://www.allergyeats.com/ (allergens) and https://www.happycow.net/ (vegan options). Some chains like Taco Bell and Chipotle have well-known vegan options or ways of ordering vegan and technically do not use any ingredients which include peanuts or tree nuts, but also do not guarantee their food to be allergen free due to things like shared manufacturing equipment (and if your friends allergy is severe they may not want to risk it).

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• Referral from November 30, 2015
  

  Todd W. asked:

  Anyone know of a good pizza place in the area with gluten free pizza.

  

  Michelle N. replied:

  Check out allergyeats.com

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• Referral from June 23, 2015
  

  jewels079 asked:

  Can you recommend any allergy friendly restaurants? @OceanCity @WorcesterCounty

  

  Worcester C. replied:

  I would recc. http://www.allergyeats.com/ and searching for OC Md. perhaps?

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• Referral from January 19, 2015
  

  Sarah R. asked:

  For those of you out there with kids with peanut allergies... where have you learned that you can go safely? Where should we avoid? Wondering about where I can purchase birthday cakes or doughnuts? Where can we go to eat where servers actually know if things are peanut-free? TIA!

  

  Priscilla C. replied:

  When I checked last year, Emerson's did not do peanut free cakes. They tell you they use nuts in some dishes and cannot guarantee things are safe. Servatiis does not use peanuts in anything but they do extensively use tree nuts. If you are supposed to avoid both, that is a problem. My son is older and we know he is not sensitive to tree nuts at all so we do fine with them. Eating out can be scary. There are some great websites to help, but in the end, it often feels like a game of Russian roulette. http://www.allergyeats.com http://www.peanutallergy.com/content/articles/foods/general/top-restaurant-chains-for-peanut-free-dining http://www.peanutallergykid.com/2008/07/safe-places-to-eat-with-peanut-allergy.html Locally, Red Robin, oriental Wok (speak to the kitchen manager), and maggiano's are all very careful. There are others we eat at, but these definitely make me feel safe. Carry the epipen, teach him how to use it, teach him to carry it EVERYWHERE EVERYDAY. When he's older and going with friends instead of you, you want it to be second nature, not something he's shy or embarrassed about. Feel free to PM me, we've been doing this quite a while.

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• Referral from October 27, 2014
  

  Cindy S. asked:

  My cousin has developed severe food allergies. She's a dorm student @ Baylor. The dorm isn't being very helpful in getting meals she can eat which is a drag as she doesn't have a car. Does anyone have referrals on places in Waco or Austin she can get clean meals? Or know of websites to find Allergy sensitive restaurants Dallas, Waco, Austin or SA? Thanks

  

  Austin A. replied:

  What are her allergies? Have her try www.allergyeats.com for reviews on restaurants.

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• Referral from October 13, 2014
  

  Chelle L. asked:

  Ok looking for help .. My daughter is allergic to egg and soy .. I'm looking for a local restaurant that does not use soy oil .. Egg we can work with but soy is harder ... And advice/ideas? (We are new to the allergy world)

  

  Angel F. replied:

  This web page allows you to type in your allergy and it will give you list of restaurant. http://www.allergyeats.com/

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• Referral from April 8, 2014
  

  Rachna C. asked:

  Can anyone suggest restaurants near the Baltimore harbor area that are good with dairy and nut allergies? Thank you :)

  

  Chris P. replied:

  Just past the inner harbor is little italy. Italian tends to accomodate, but i would imagine some of the restaurants would be able to as well. Also check www.avoidingmilkprotein.com and allergyeats.com. have fun, they have a great aquarium!

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• Referral from August 7, 2013
  

  Karen M. asked:

  Does anyone know of any Allergy friendly resturants in York Maine.There is none listed on the allergy eats website.

  

  Theresa G. replied:

  www.allergyeats.com

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• Referral from June 11, 2013
  

  Kayla L. asked:

  Does anyone have any suggestions for good restaurants with gf options in the outer banks? My son is five so kid friendly would be great. Thanks

  

  Brittany O. replied:

  or allergyeats.com is another good site.

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• Referral from May 21, 2013
  

  Bethany S. asked:

  I am from Ohio. We are traveling to Washington, DC soon. My daughter was there recently, but didn't get to visit the Capitol building, so we might try to do that. I know that they limit what you can bring inside. Both my boys carry their Epi-Pens--is this going to be an issue? Also, any recommendations for allergy-friendly restaurants in the area? My sons need to avoid dairy, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, all fish, and soy protein. I am also dairy- and gluten-free.

  

  Sarah T. replied:

  Go to Allergyeats.com for restaurants. They review and rate restaurants on their allergy friendliness

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• Referral from June 29, 2012
  

  Angela R. asked:

  What are good national restaurant chains that "get" food allergies? I know Red Robin is excellent and Bahama Breeze is not. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

  

  Wanna C. replied:

  Hi angela, I am not sure if you know the website allergyeats.com. Some people have used it to find allergy friendly restaurants =).

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• Referral from April 17, 2011
  

  Victoria U. asked:

  Does anyone know of a book that helps when planning on eating out??? Like good restaurant chains?

  

  Mandi A. replied:

  I don't know of a book. Here is a website. allergyeats.com

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• Referral from March 28, 2011
  

  Diane P. asked:

  Does anyone know of any restaurant chains that cooperate with parents of kids with allergies? I am disgusted with the ones I've contacted (Red Robin, Carrabba's) and their standard response of "come in and we'll let you know" - not acceptable (and I have told them as such)!! The best we have found is Johnny Rocket's (amazed with their website and the carefulness of the staff) and Ruby Tuesday. Anyone else have any suggestions? My daughter is anaphylatic to milk and all milk products, grapes (fruit, juice, jelly, wine, etc), raisins (same), and all fresh tree fruit. Thanks in advance!

  

  Wendy P. replied:

  This was a site that I was told about. I hope it helps you! http://www.allergyeats.com/

  

  Bonnie R. replied:

  I heard that P.F. Changs has separate menus for people with allergies, but we haven't tried it personally. You can also check out AllerDine and AllergyEats on FB and their websites. Sorry you've had bad experiences with some places. Hope this helps.

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• Referral from March 4, 2011
  

  Magdalena M. asked:

  Anyone know of any allergy friendly restaurants in the NY/NJ area?

  

  Magdalena M. replied:

  thank you! i have never heard of allerdine.com which i'm excited about. The allergyeats.com i have used before and when i checked my location, ALL the restaurants showed up, even the ones i know are NOT allergy friendly so i'm a bit skeptical. I have been reading a ton about red robin.. i might have to take a ride and check it out. thank you!

  

  Melanie C. replied:

  Try www.allerdine.com or www.allergyeats.com. Chain restaurants may be your best bet. Red Robin has a positive review listed below. We have had good luck with Chipotle, Chili's, Arby's.

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• Referral from September 30, 2010
  

  Rebecca H. asked:

  Anybody recommend any restaurants for kids with multiple allergies? (In our case, it's eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, and all grains except rice.) I know some restaurants have gluten-free menus, but I don't trust that they're safe for other allergies. Anybody tried PF Chang's? Or anywhere else?

  

  Melanie C. replied:

  PF Changs and Outback are both good restaurants. Try looking at www.allergyeats.com and www.allerdine.com for more ideas in your area.

  

  Kids F. replied:

  also check out www.allergyeats.com and www.allerdine.com, two new restaurant rating websites to see what people there have to say.

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• Referral from December 29, 2015
  

  Angela P. asked:

  Hi all! Traveling to Disney World in 2 weeks with our 5 year old who is peanut, tree nut and egg allergic. Any recommendations for restaurants at Magic Kindom, animal kingdom and Hollywood studios? Thank you!

  

  Kids F. replied:

  Have you tried using the AllergyEats.com Disney app? We also have some recent conversations on our KFA Community where parents talked about restaurants they visited. You can search for them by going to community.kidswihfoodallergies.org/forums -- registration is free if you don't already belong. You can also post asking for help there as well.

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• Referral from July 13, 2014
  

  Jennifer P. asked:

  Any recommendations for safe restaurants in Ocean City, MD?

  

  Kids F. replied:

  It probably would depend on what allergens you are avoiding. You might want to search a allergyeats.com

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• Referral from October 31, 2013
  

  Anne H. asked:

  I am thinking about taking a road trip to the coast with my kiddos next summer and am wondering what food choices at fast foods places are casien, tree nut and banana free? I am finding mixed reviews in some places. Is there a good summary place so I can find some convenient food for my kids on the road?

  

  Kids F. replied:

  I would suggest looking at www.allergyeats.com

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• Referral from September 19, 2012
  

  Rena A. asked:

  Is there any people that live or have visited Savannah Georgia with a Dairy Allergy, if so is there any safe places to eat at. TIA

  

  Kids F. replied:

  Try posting on our forums, http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org and also search allergyeats.com to see if that is of help to you.

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• Referral from June 27, 2012
  

  Laura L. asked:

  We are wanting to take a few day trip to sea world in San Antonio. We live in the Dallas area so we can pack food to bring with us. Does anyone have any hotel suggestions that are food allergy friendly? Also some restaurant suggestions would be great too:) Thanks!

  

  Kids F. replied:

  @Laura Kukucska Le - I would suggest posting this question in our online community to get some ideas on hotel accommodations and restaurants. Also check out allergyeats.com to see if that can give you an insights. I hope you have a great trip!

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• Referral from August 23, 2010
  

  Paola C. asked:

  Does anybody knows a restaurant gluten free, milk free and soy free at Tucson, Az area?

  

  Kids F. replied:

  I would say check allergyeats.com or allerdine.com to see if they have any info that would be of interest.

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• Referral from August 6, 2010
  

  Tammy G. asked:

  Does anyone have some suggestions for restaurants in Bangor, Maine that will accommodate food allergies? My son's allergies are peanut, tree nut, and egg.

  

  Kids F. replied:

  Have you tried searching at allergyeats.com or allerdine.com?

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• Referral from October 3, 2013
  

  Jennifer E. asked:

  Any suggestions for gf places in Boston? I'm heading there for a weekend in November? I was in Boston last summer and struggled to find gf places. Then somewhere this year I saw a list of gf Boston restaurants but didn't write them down!

  

  Gluten A. replied:

  Have you tried Allergyeats.com? they may be able to help you narrow down some restaurants while you are in Boston.

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• Referral from May 28, 2013
  

  Amy C. asked:

  Traveling to Outer Banks, NC this year for vacation (1st gluten-free vacation for me)....any recommendations on restaurants? Thanks in advance!

  

  Gluten A. replied:

  have you tried looking at allergyeats.com? They have a great feature where you can check what allergy you have and it will pull up restaurants that you could possibly eat at. It also has reviews so you can check out what others are saying before making a decision.

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• Referral from July 11, 2012
  

  Nicole W. asked:

  Looking for gluten free friendly restaurants in the Poconos in PA - please help!

  

  Gluten A. replied:

  This link may help you find a restaurant where you are located. http://www.allergyeats.com/

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Recommendations from Melanie C.

• Referral from December 11, 2012
  

  Jennifer B. asked:

  Anyone have any recommendations on a restaurant in downtown Philadelphia (15th & Market Sts area) that are good with food allergies?

  

  Melanie C. replied:

  Try www.allergyeats.com for recommendations.

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• Referral from September 9, 2012
  

  Stacy C. asked:

  Has anyone had a good experience dining out in or near Anaheim, CA?

  

  Melanie C. replied:

  You can also check out www.allergyeats.com

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• Referral from July 13, 2012
  

  Katie N. asked:

  I'm traveling to Corolla, NC Outer Banks with my food allergic almost-3 year old (PN, TN, Shellfish, Dairy, Eggs). Does anyone have any recommendations of allergy-friendly restaurants in the area?

  

  Melanie C. replied:

  I would check www.allergyeats.com for restaurant recommendations in that area. Is there a Chipotle in that area? They are usually great with food allergies.

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• Referral from August 8, 2010
  

  Jennifer C. asked:

  Does anyone have any restaurant recommendations in the Bethany Beach, Delaware area that are both food allergy friendly and kid friendly? Vacation is around the corner :-)

  

  Melanie C. replied:

  Have you tried searching at allergyeats.com or allerdine.com? You can also try posting on the KFA support forums. Membership is free -- http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/memberships.html

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