Bistango at the Kimberly Hotel
One of the benefits of living and working in NYC is that it is an extremely easy city to navigate gluten-free and there is pretty much anything that any celiac could ask for on the food front. From gluten-free Chinese to pizza and everything in between the options are seemingly endless. I tend to be a creature of habit when it comes to lunch…
Café Bellagio, Montreux
I have been visiting Montreux every year for many, many years and still find myself visiting new places. While I am often a creature of habit and have my favorite locales that I visit year after year – there are still some Montreux “classics” that I have yet to visit. I have walked past they Royal Plaza Hotel and its lovely terrace (which is home to Café Bellagio)…
Montreux Jazz Café
My annual visit to Montreux always yields surprises and this trip was no different. Sadly, this trip marked the end of Harry’s Bar which was undergoing a renovation to re-open as Funky Claude’s Bar while we were there. This was the end of an era for me as many a fabulous evening (and meals) was had at Harry’s so I was very sad to see it go.
GF in Buenos Aires: The Food
I finally got around to the second – and in my opinion – most important part of my gluten-free guide to Buenos Aires – the food. Now Argentina is primarily known for great steak, empanadas, and wine but there is so much more to Argentinian cuisine. Don’t get me wrong – all of the items listed above were beyond amazing and I ate my fair share…
Don’t Tell My Mother.
Yes, my name ends in a vowel and I was pretty much raised on pasta before my Celiac diagnosis and I rarely go to Italian restaurants because, well, as an Italian it’s not something we really do – because our mothers all make the best pasta and sauce and who can really compare with mom? Well, I think that might have all changed for me…
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