Re: Re: Yelping Disneyland

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Well, there's always next time Steph! I had such a good dining experience

there that this will probably be a regular vacation spot for me. It was an

amazing trip to have so many options at so many different venues.

I completed all my reviews at http://sanbeiji.yelp.com this morning so if

anyone is planning a trip be sure to check some of those out. A quick tip

for anyone that is just passing through Anaheim and doesn't want to enter

one of the parks: Rainforest Café sucks like nobody's business, and Ralph

Brennan's Jazz Kitchen is very good and very GF-friendly.

-Joe

> From: skershaw_sanjose <skershaw_sanjose@...>

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> Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 05:48:00 -0000

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> Subject: [ ] Re: Yelping Disneyland

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> Joe, thanks so much for this info. We went to Disney this summer,

> when gf was a weird new world for me, and had I known my options, I

> wouldn't have eaten nothing but fruit all day!

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> Steph

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>> I'm spending what is probably too long at Disneyland over the next

> few days.

>> In doing so, I've been systematically trying out their gluten-free

> options

>> and posting the results at http://sanbeiji.yelp.com/. They have a

> great GF

>> selection. I just finished day one, and have four more days of

> eating,

>> reviewing, and roller coasters to go. (Note to self: Don't ride

> the Mad

>> Hatter's Tea Party right after eating a huge meal...)

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>> There is a brochure available for GF options at the info desk

> (Disneyland

>> City Hall) that spells it out. Disneyland's Head Chef (who

> took the

>> time to return my call) prepared a detailed recommendation list

> and he keeps

>> it updated regularly. Very impressive - basically park-wide

> options with

>> dedicated fryers for french fries and the possibility of ordering

> a hot dog

>> or burger *with* a bun, or GF pizza, or GF pancakes, and much

> more. The

>> Disneyland resort hotels are also GF-savvy and have many options

> for us.

>>

>> Cheers,

>> Joe

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>> --

>> Joe

>> http://sanbeiji.com/

>>

>> " I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm

> frightened

>> of the old ones. "

>> -- Cage

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