RE: newish restaurant in the East Bay with GF options -- & GF fries!

[Guest guest]

This place sounds fantastic. Thanks for sharing, too bad it’s

far away…I will check it out next time I’m up there!

From:

[mailto: ] On

Behalf Of cunninghamlynn68

Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 12:10 PM

Subject: [ ] newish restaurant in the East Bay with GF

options -- & GF fries!

For those of you live in the East Bay, I wanted

to mention a

restaurant in downtown Berkeley that has been open for a few months.

It is kind of a healthy burgers & fries place with everything organic.

It is called 's and it is on Shattuck near BART. On their

website they list their gluten-free menu options:

http://www.amandas.com/health.html

Their fries are baked, so no CC issues! I inquired to the owner about

the spices on their chicken sandwich to make sure there were no

mystery gluten spices. She was very aware of Celiac issues & this was

her response:

Yes, you can have the grilled chicken sandwich (without the bun). We

make our own seasoning and all it has is real spices in it. No

weird stuff like maltodextrin.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tip. I live in Berkeley, so I may check it out one of

these days. Personally, I like my fries deep fried, though (hey, I can

bake them at home if I want them baked).

On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 12:19 PM, Wallace

<AWallace@...> wrote:

> This place sounds fantastic. Thanks for sharing, too bad it's far away…I

> will check it out next time I'm up there!

>

>

>

> From: [mailto: ]

> On Behalf Of cunninghamlynn68

> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 12:10 PM

>

> Subject: [ ] newish restaurant in the East Bay with GF options

> -- & GF fries!

>

>

>

> For those of you live in the East Bay, I wanted to mention a

> restaurant in downtown Berkeley that has been open for a few months.

> It is kind of a healthy burgers & fries place with everything organic.

> It is called 's and it is on Shattuck near BART. On their

> website they list their gluten-free menu options:

> http://www.amandas.com/health.html

>

> Their fries are baked, so no CC issues! I inquired to the owner about

> the spices on their chicken sandwich to make sure there were no

> mystery gluten spices. She was very aware of Celiac issues & this was

> her response:

> Yes, you can have the grilled chicken sandwich (without the bun). We

> make our own seasoning and all it has is real spices in it. No

> weird stuff like maltodextrin.

>

>