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28 recommendations and reviews from 6 people
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May 25, 2016
Kerri S. asked:Hey quite a few years ago now I took a translation card for dining gf abroad with me. Could anyone tell me where to find them as I've search an cant remember where I got them.Julia P. replied:Celiactravel.com
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January 11, 2016
Claire B. asked:Hi all, technically eating out. Looking at going on our first family (of 5) holiday abroad. Would like to go all inclusive but would like some recommendations of hotels that cater for coeliac. Both my husband and daughter coeliac. Thinking of end of may. Children age 11, 8, 6. Thanks in advanceJackie W. replied:www.celiactravel.com try this or trip adviser....havent been on one yet but been looking good luck
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April 5, 2015
Pauline B. asked:Off to Barcelona on Wednesday would welcome some tips on where to eat xRachael K. replied:Celiactravel.com. for free restaurant cards
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April 16, 2014
Jay-Louise B. asked:Hiya all, im looking for some holiday advice. I have coeliac, and im very sensitive. Basically I want to take my children abroad, but with my diet I have no idea where to start. Can I take my own food? Are there gluten free place abroad? Im completely clueless! Is there a good travel agent that could advice me? Thanks in advance!! :-).
Laura D. replied:http://www.celiactravel.com/
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April 7, 2014
Rebekah N. asked:Hi All, looking to go abroad in August and it will be the first time going knowing that I have coeliac disease. Do you know or anyone on FB know where can I research holiday destinations in Spain area or specific hotels etc that can cater for a coeliac. But no all GF as it's only me! Thank you in advance.Kaye G. replied:Get yourself a free restaurant card in Spanish www.celiactravel.com they ate a godsend!! I haven't been abroad yet bit find them very useful here.
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February 10, 2014
Karis W. asked:We're taking our 3 year old to France in a couple of weeks - the first time we've been abroad since she was diagnosed. We will self-cater, just for ease, but can anyone recommend any restaurant chains that cater for gluten free (like Pizza Express type thing)?Kaye G. replied:Www.celiactravel.com is the site Becky is talking about.
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February 20, 2014
Diane G. asked:Hi, in July I am going on holiday to Moraira, Spain. Please could anybody give me any advice on gluten free products that are available in Spanish supermarkets, or if anybody has visited Moraira could recommend suitable eating places. Many thanks :)Jill P. replied:I went there a couple of years ago, the restaurants are very clued up about CD and food is readily available in the supermarkets. Download the restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com I had a lovely holiday there
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November 1, 2013
Kevin K. asked:Hi. Has anyone been to Tallinn? I'm travelling this weekend and could really use some advice on where is good to eat. Also, what Gf beer can you get, if any!Jill P. replied:Thank you....have you downloaded the restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com They also have a section of reviews from people who've travelled to different places...you never know
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October 19, 2013
Liz C. asked:Hi I was wondering if anyone has been to Bruges and if so have you got any gf tips or can you recommend any gf restaurants? ThanksJill P. replied:Haven't been Liz, but would recommend downloading some restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com
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October 8, 2013
Serena P. asked:I am in Barcelona and need recommendations for restaurants. Also does anyone have a Spanish explanation I can show chefs as I'm really scared of contamination. Thank you from a hungry Coeliac!Jill P. replied:Go to www.celiactravel.com you can download a restaurant card that you can either print off if you've access to a printer or just have on your phone to show. They are extremely clued about CD over there, so whilst they seem very laid back, it's because they don't think asking for gf is unusual. Restaurants are better than tapas bars. Eat and enjoy. They have never made me ill. I love going to Spanish resorts.
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June 5, 2013
David J. asked:Hi. Could anyone recommend any restaurants on the strip in praia da oura in algarve who are coeliac aware as I'm going on thurs for a week. ThanksJill P. replied:Take restaurant cards with you. I found Portugal to be like Spain in how aware they are and how helpful in being able to tell you what you can and can't have. You can download the cards from www.celiactravel.com
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May 31, 2013
Tina B. asked:Hi, can anyone recommend any good hotels in Costa del Sol Spain that provides gluten free food? any advice will be much appreciated as we are planning our first holiday since diagnosed. thank you!Jill P. replied:Rui hotel at Belamedina (may have mispelt that) they were great but in general you could probably go to any. They are really clued up over there. All the supermarkets sell gf food. Take some restaurant cards with you from www.celiactravel.com
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May 20, 2013
Beth R. asked:Hi, I'm supposed to be travelling to Quindago, China in about a month for work. I was wondering if anyone had recommendations of places to stay and eat as i'm a bit concerned about providing a seminar while suffering the more embarrassing symptoms. Any help and advice would be fantastic thankyou. - BethJill P. replied:Also go onto www.celiactravel.com they have restaurant cards to download and I'm sure they have a blog from someone who travelled around China.
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April 20, 2013
Becky H. asked:Hi I have just been very brave a booked my first gf holiday I'm going to Barcelona for 10 days in June flighing with easy jet and staying in an apartment any tips or advice??? I have a letter from my doc saying I need to carry gf food with me, anyone have any experience of going with easy jet and how did you deal with this? Any advise VERY much appreciated:) thanksJill P. replied:Phone easyjet and ask them if it's ok to take a box of prescribed gf food in addition to your normal luggage. They have never said no to me. I take a whole range of stuff, fill 2 breadboxes, so that I have choice and don't spend all hol shopping and looling for stuff. Having said that you will find lots of gf foods in all their supermarkets. Also, eatinv out is a pleasure since they are very clued up. Download the restaurant cards www.celiactravel.com You will have a great time and remember to take your own snack food for the airport and plane
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April 16, 2013
Tina B. asked:Hi, I'm looking for our first gluten free holiday for this year. I'm looking at portaventura park . Has anyone got any experience with these hotels? Do they provide any gluten free food?xJill P. replied:Spanish countries are great. I always sc nowadays. I take a pile of basics with me and skme restaura t cards fro www.celiactravel.com Spain is very clued up
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March 11, 2013
Ellie R. asked:Evening everyone!!! We're going on holiday in June to Cyprus (a little village outside Paphos) to stay with friends. I would wondering if anyone knew a good place to buy gluten free bread/flour/pasta/sausages etc in Paphos or any good gf restaurants in the area?Jill P. replied:You'd probably be better off taking your bread and pasta etc with you. Saves a lot of hassle. Also download the reataurant cards from www.celiactravel.com which come in all languages and are really useful.
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February 2, 2013
Chogma K. asked:Has anyone had any luck travelling to Cascais, Portugal? I'm going in October and have booked self-catering so am hoping it'll be easy enough but any recommendations are welcome. thank you :-)Jill P. replied:I've been to Portuagal...I didn't see much in the way of dedicated gf foods but I always take my own bread etc. They have loads of lovely fresh stuff that's fine and I also found them very clued up in the restaurants. Download the restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com
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November 19, 2012
Tom C. asked:Where can I get a travelling card that explains the dietary issues that Coeliacs have. OK with French (and English) but when travelling often having have to resort to a sort of mutual understanding is not always successful. Having said that....I often have the same problem in UK restaurants especially when eating ethnic food.Jill P. replied:I always use www,celiactravel.com cards they are free to download and do come in virtually all languages. I bought the credit card ones and didn't find that they really explained enough about what we could and couldn't eat whereas the celiactravel ones do.
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November 16, 2012
Sue H. asked:Can anyone suggest good places to eat in Singapore? Coeliac mother is visiting next year & is worrying about eating out. Thanks for any suggestions.Jill P. replied:www.celiactravel.com have good restaurant cards in every language you can think of and they also have travellers tales and recommendations of more exotic locations. There may be something there to help
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October 25, 2012
Tina B. asked:Has anyone got any experience with gluten free restaurants in Disneyland Paris? Where to go/ eat?Jill P. replied:i went a few years ago ,armed with my restaurant cards and ate really well...You do need to choose carefully from the menu just as you would in this country....I recall the breakfast as being dire but take some dairylea and crackers with you. The restaurant cards I got from www.celiactravel.com
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October 23, 2012
Lynne S. asked:Hi, can somebody advsie me if Spain is good for GF food, going self catering so will be shopping from supermarkets, hoping to take a case the size of hand luaggage for a weeks stay. Thanks.Jill P. replied:also, download the restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com they are really useful
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October 11, 2012
Annie C. asked:Thinking of going to the Italian Lakes does anyone know of any hotels that offer a gluten free diet or if we went self catering can the resturants cope with a GF diet?Jill P. replied:Italy is generally very good for us. They are very clued up on it. Download some restaurant cards to use. I find them really useful. www.celiactravel.com they are free too
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September 16, 2012
Kate E. asked:Hi, my mother is going on holiday to Zante in a few days and we were wondering if anybody has any tips or knows any nice places to eat on the island that are able to cater for G/F?Jill P. replied:Download some restaurant cards for giving to waiters from www.celiactravel.com
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September 5, 2012
Helen B. asked:We're off to portals nous, Majorca. Just outside Palma, can anyone recommend good restaurants that offer gluten free menu or understand the importance of gluten free diet and having coeliac disease rather than think you've just an 'allergy!' . Thanks.Jill P. replied:Take a restaurant card with you from www.celiactravel.com and also print off the coeliacUk travel sheets with useful phrases etc. Spain is good for us
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August 15, 2012
Inder H. asked:Hi, we are going on our first family holiday since my 5yr old daughter was diagnosed with CD. We are going to New Jersey and Long Island, USA. We will be staying with family and I am taking breads, pasta etc with me. Does anyone have any recommendations / advice for what we should take with us or buy when we are out there. Also any gluten free restaurants that you would recommend? ThanksJill P. replied:I'd take the restaurant cards which I know you don't need as a translation but I find it useful for the waiter to attach one to my order to give to the chef. You can download them from www.celiactravel.com
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August 7, 2012
Amy T. asked:Hi guys, I'm off to Venice Italy in a few weeks and wondered if anyone has any tips for restaurants etc? I've done some googling - and found a few, but don't want to stick to one restaurant the entire time! I've found the Italian coeliac page, but their English site is down! Thanks everyone xJill P. replied:Download the restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com they are really useful.I went to Rome and eat really well. I think Italy is well up on coeliac
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August 2, 2012
Mark H. asked:Going paris for a weekend soon, anyone know a good place to eat? taJill P. replied:I eat out ok when there but wasn't given much choice. Take a restaurant card with you from www.celiactravel.com unless you speak the lingo. I eat at a small place near to Notredam
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July 30, 2012
Katie D. asked:Can anyone recommend anywhere inpaticular in spain that they have been that was good understanding the gluten free diet? Thanks :)Jill P. replied:It would appear to be everywhere Katie..I found it easy over there both to eat and buy stuff. Coeliac Uk have a good page of advice for spain and you can also download the restaurant cards from www.celiactravel.com I even use those in this country when I'm eating out...means the waiter can give one to the chef. Go and have a great time x
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