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This last week we found ourselves back in our favourite holiday destination of Torquay in South Devon. The tables are dressed with a paper menu that lists all the potential fresh fish that has been caught that day, if it’s

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As always when dining out I mentioned my gluten intolerance and the waiter explained how they have gluten free batter and separate fryers and with these guys being Coeliac Accredited also, it’s always another reason to feel safer within a restaurant when ordering food. The drinks menu has a gluten free beer, a local Sea Cider and a Rockfish Gin. We arrived at around 5:30pm and although the restaurant was busy we were seated promptly by a very friendly and welcoming member of staff. It’s music to my ears so we decided we would give it a try one evening. There are some lovely restaurants along the harbour walk and Rockfish has always been one that has caught my eye, with the outdoor seating facing the harbour and the fact that their entire menu can be adapted to be gluten free. Torquay harbour is a beautiful setting for sunny walks, capturing some pictures of the moored in boats and even better for sitting down and grabbing a bite to eat whilst looking out at the amazing views. He really took the time to sit down with us There are so many options for gluten free at Frankie & Benny’s burgers, ribs, pizza, pasta, chicken, it’s a difficult decision most times but the burgers always win.

Perfect, makes it even easier! Thank god my favourite House Burger was on there. He explained how things have changed at Frankie and Benny’s in terms of how they handle allergy orders and proceeded to show me a screen which I had to read and agree to, then went onto the online menu and selected my allergies which bought up exactly what I could order within the restaurant. We were greeted by Matthew who grabbed me a gluten free menu and sat us down at our booth. We were off to watch a hockey match that evening at a local stadium so this bought us to the restaurant just off Dunleavy Drive. We hadn’t visited the city for a while but I always remembered how well endowed it is with restaurants, especially ones that now cater for gluten free. I can never resist a visit to a Frankie and Benny’s when we are away, this time our trip took us to Cardiff. The waitresses were amazing at answering all of my questions concerning gluten and assured me that the fries are cooked in their own fryer so absolutely no risk of cross contamination.

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I had chosen the lemon chicken milanese which was served with a lemon caper dressed salad and skin on fries. Skipped straight to the main course as I was secretly saving room for dessert. Choices ranged from ham hock terrine, moules marinieres, paella, pasta, and chargrilled kebabs but to name a few. Unlike many restaurants that serve gluten free, my menu size was pretty much exactly the same as the ‘normal’ menu.

We decided we would eat here on a Sunday so we could have the option of both the normal menu and Sunday roast menu. Gorgeous interior, modern and cosy, with an extensive gluten free menu. Set in a beautiful Manor House not far from Worcester town centre and a stone’s throw from a nature reserve, this restaurant seems to have it all. But the most important thing it does is brings us all together.Don’t you just love finding new places to eat, that ticks every single box? That’s exactly what Ego Mediterranean restaurant has done for me on a recent visit. The food scene in Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty, and all of Johnson County means many different things to different people. Date night and sharing a bottle of wine and the prosciutto chicken at Basta before heading to a show at the Englert Theater Gathering family for brunch on Sunday morning while watching bald eagles take flight on the river at the Iowa River Power Restaurant meeting up with your buddies for a Marco’s Grilled Cheese after you went separate ways bar hopping earlier in the evening. What’s more is how these unique morsels have become the ties that bind us all. In Iowa City you may feast upon milk shakes made from whole slices of pie, slurp corn chowder produced from the freshest and best corn on the planet, and order a jar of bacon as an appetizer.

Be it elegant candlelit five-course meals or food carts hawking grilled cheese sandwiches at 2:00 am, the Iowa City area has become a haven for those wishing to gather and enlighten their taste buds to a new experience. Nestled in the crossroads of the Midwest sits a destination for the lovers of good food.