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Gluten-Free Restaurants: Win A $50 Gift Certificate For Carrabba’s Italian Grill

262 Comments 11 February 2009

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Did you know that Carrabba's Italian Grill has a gluten-free menu? Years ago I ate at a Carrabba's in Florida, before they had this GFRAP approved gluten-free menu, and they were super attentive to my gluten, dairy, and corn restrictions. 

Did you know that there are over 200 locations nationwide? Here's the map. Leery of chain restaurants? I understand. The impressive thing to me about Carrabba's is the great care they take to make things from scratch, and the great distances they go to buy quality ingredients. You can read all about it here under Food Facts. Plus, you have to be a little charmed that both of the owners, Johnny and Damian, make statements thanking their Italian mama along with sharing little bios about these women.

ENTER TO WIN A $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO USE AT ANY CARRABBA'S

Please post a comment below to enter. One comment per person. (My blogging software tells me when you have entered more than once, so be nice.) Your comment can really be about anything, but you could let us know what you think about Carrabba's, or what you would like them to add to their gluten-free menu, or just list your favorite Italian dish. There is no wrong answer. One winner will be randomly chosen on Sunday, February 15th, 2009.  The gift certificate will be valid from Feb. 17 to March 31.



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    Juliette says:

    Wow! This great news. We have a Carraba’s just down the street and I have never been there. Can’t wait to ck out the gluten free menu. Also, I am new to your site, just got your website from a gal @ Whole Foods! Juliette

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      Cindy Klatte says:

      Never been to Carraba’s myself but my coworker just told everyone that she had a great dinner there (Tucson). I’d love to try it- GF food at an italian restaurant can be hard to come by!

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    Briana says:

    Carraba’s has really good gf food. It’s been awhile,but looking forward to another visit! : )

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    Meg says:

    I just ate at Carraba’s and wasn’t thrilled with their gluten free offerings. Don’t get me wrong, I am always thrilled to find a place that has ANYTHING gluten free, but I wish that they had a pasta dish so I could eat food like the rest of my table.

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    Audrey says:

    I am always interested in restaurants with Gluten Free menus! Please pick me!

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    Sanda Metius says:

    I havent been to Carabas in quite awhile because my hub is jobless. i do know they have a GF menu and really love their food. i would, indeed, love to win this contest. it would be nice to eat there again.
    they do need to make GF pasta dishes we can eat, which is so easy with the GF pastas available in regular grocery stores now.
    we just ate at another restaurant (not as expensive and a GF menu) which had GF penne pasta. how wonderful to have pasta for the very first time at a restaurant since i’ve been diagnosed with Celiac -some 7-8 years ago!!

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    Barbara Formica says:

    I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE their
    Gluten Free Shrimp Scampi!!!

    It usually comes with garlic bread,so instead I order steamed broccoli to dip in the FANTASTICO shrimp scampi sauce!!!

    WOW-WOW-A-A-WOW-WOW

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    brian blair says:

    I just heard about Carrabba’s this week. It is a bit of a hike down there, about 45 minutes. After reading the numerous positive comments, it sounds like the trip is well worth it.


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