Restaurants in Fountainville, PA

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

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

P.F. Changs has asain inspired food which you can count on many dishes containing peanuts/ nuts...cross contamination is very likely!!

Red Robin and Ruby Tuesday

We've had great experiences at Cheesecake Factory and Wood Ranch Grill. Also at Miguel Sr., but that's local.

Many restaurants can accommodate in toronto. According to allerdine.com spuntini is a 10, we've been to pizzaria rustica. Google peanut free bakeries, and be pleasantly surprised! Also look at www.avoidingmilkprotein.com. What area are you going to?

I don't know how current this is but found this. http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_nut-free_bakeries_in_toronto/

Also, download cne brochure at www.theex.com They are accommodating many dietary needs in the food tent. Each station will list symbols for dietary needs met at each station!!! A proud moment for a FA mom!

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.

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!

Candle Cafe in the city is great - vegan - no egg, no dairy. And they label each of their meals on the menu. There are some other great places we go to in the city - where and what are you looking for?

Linsey - http://kidswithfoodallergies.org/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/2540057262/m/98520594941 and http://kidswithfoodallergies.org/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/2540057262/m/87420374941 Also, if you are a KFA Family Member, you can find a HUGE thread in the FM only forum with loads of Disney info including reviews of restaurants.

We are frequent visitors to Disney World in Orlando (we're DVC members) and at the peak of everybody's combined list, we were avoiding all top 8, gluten, oats, mushrooms, sweet potatoes. We have had wonderful experiences.

i have not personally dined via Disney w/my kids. But in planning my trip 2 years ago I did speak w/a representative and she was very good with giving me all the information I would have needed. www.disneyvacations.com You call and reserve in advance and let them know and then once you are at the restaurant the chef will personally greet you.. Also, Nickelodeon Hotel in Orland accommodates we are going there in May and they have a specific phone line to call 1 week in advance to get all the details right! good luck!

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

You could also try www.allerdine.com. They also have a FB page.

Try this website too: http://www.allaboutfoods.org/foodinfo.php

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

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

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.

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

Try allergy eats.com or allerdine.com

Try ww.allerdine.com. Or try posting on the KFA Support Forums. KFA has a lot of CA members. Membership is free -- http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/memberships.html

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

My son is anaphylactic to milk, milk by products and eggs. We just went to TGI Fridays on saturdY and they were great! The restaurant mangaer cam out with the Allergy menu and told us thus would accommodate us for whatever we needed. My sons 10 and this was the first place, besides Nickelodeon Hotel, that was so wonderful about his allergy.

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.

Whole Foods as the widest selection and about 15 to 20 minutes drive. I like Publix but it depends where you go. The parks have Soy and sometimes rice milk alternatives. The following link has a list of some of the dairy/casein free items available. https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B923 zmrnUA1 nc3ZMblBkdTJ0ODQ

Dr Praegers, Ian's, Amy's, Home free, Enjoy life. But read them bc the first 3 have both. The last two are VERY allergy friendly and contain none.

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.

I have similar allergies too. I went to North Banks Restaurant in March and the chef came out to my table and we worked around my allergies and I had an awesome meal!!!

My son has a peanut allergy and we have ate at Cracker Barrel with no problems. Try looking at www.allerdine.com for recommendations. We eat at chain places like Chili's and Red Robin.

There are a lot of milk free options. I have reposted your question on the KFA Support Forums. You can log in or register for free to view the responses, suggestions & advice. Here is the link: http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/topic/milk-free-restaurants-in-ca

Try Allerdine.com. You can also ask over on the KFA support forums. Membership is free.

Try www.allergyeats.com for recommendations.

http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/magic_journeys_vacation_fundraiser.html There are also several threads on the KFA Support Forums regarding safe Disney restaurants. Log in and do a search on the Main Forum. Membership is free.