A couple of summers ago, we did a road trip in the Canadian Rockies to Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper. It was a memorable trip for me, both because of the spectacular hiking in Banff, and also the number of gluten free food options. We stayed in Canmore, a 10 minute drive from downtown Banff,…
When I first started thinking about how I was going to eat gluten free in Berlin, I was a little concerned. German food is not known for being particularly celiac friendly. After my gluten free Berlin adventure, I realized that most big cities will have a variety of gluten free options – it’s just a…
When people ask me what my favorite gluten free travel destinations in the United States are, New York City is always near the top of the list, roughly tied with Portland, Oregon, as the most Celiac-friendly city in the United States. Though, admittedly, it’s for completely different reasons. Portland is a great gluten free city…
When we started talking about places to go for our honeymoon, Vancouver Island came up as an option. Sure, I had been to Victoria and Vancouver growing up. But what I didn’t realize was how much there was to see and do outside of Victoria. We ended up planning a road trip from Victoria to…
Fun fact. I was actually born in Sacramento. Since then, guess how much time I’ve spent in Sacramento? Almost none. We’re talking single digit hours. Until recently. When I went to search for “gluten free Sacramento restaurants” a couple of years ago, I wasn’t sure what I was going to find. It turns out, I…
Generally speaking, we’re blessed with excellent gluten free food options in the major cities on the west coast. Portland, our home base, is THE best gluten free city in the world, and Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego are all pretty good. However, over the past several years as costs – both of…