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Cocina Cucamonga, Ronto Roasters, Docking Bay 7, Hungry Bear, and a few others. We've eaten at some of these places before but that was six years ago so we are hoping nothing much has changed.

Carthay Circle Lounge (Alfresco Dining) WOC Dessert Party (apparently there is an allergy friendly plate option here but you need to state that you need it when making your reservation) Here are the places we have booked for the week (table service): We are going in September to DL/DCA this year and just finished booking our last dining reservation this morning. Disney is so good with this which is why we don't worry when going there.

I have always had excellent service with regards to our food needs whether at DL, DCA, or WDW. For those that don't have them posted, I look at the regular menu items and can usually find at least one that I know could easily be adapted by the kitchen. The lack of allergy friendly menus online for all restaurants is frustrating for sure. DH has a tree nut allergy so we are always very mindful of our options. I have celiac disease and I'm intolerant to dairy. We are pretty conservative b/c DH is very reactive to cross contamination, and we get even more conservative on trips b/c of the potential ramifications to a ruined trip and (to be blunt) the fact that we're in a hotel room with one bathroom and not at home with 3. Your intolerant person is likely totally fine, but for the one with celiac - kind of depends on their risk tolerance. Naples is better, but we don't take chances on trips, and there are a couple of bad reviews on there for safety. I'd avoid Black Tap for the celiac, pretty bad safety rating.

Their site is a little annoying for searching, so usually I just google the restaurant name plus findmeglutenfree. We use the site/app findmeglutenfree, which is really helpful to determine safety and potential issues. However, we have really struggled to find something consistently safe in Downtown Disney and honestly skip eating there. Even if they don't list something gf on the menu, the chef will come out and figure something out with the guest. In our experience, Disney table service is able to accommodate safely, wherever you choose in the hotels or parks. You can do this on the website too, but I think the app is faster/easier for this, personally.ĭH was diagnosed with celiac forever ago, and now DS has been too, and Disney trips are really our easiest. If available, they will have allergen menus at the bottom. I highly recommend using the DL app to get an idea of where to safely eat quick service that will also fit with general preferences.

It's their first trip and we go so often I'm making sure they get to have the trip that fits their family best. We've given it two chances and it was disappointing both times.Īny other great suggestions for us? We have a large group so I don't know how much we'll do for table service which will be a huge adjustment for me.

For allergy sakes which would be better? Does anyone know if the bananas foster sauce at Minnie's is GF? I'm sure it's not dairy free but was curious about gluten. Either Minnie's breakfast or Goofy's Kitchen for dinner. Does anyone have experience at either of these two restaurants? Also does any one know where to find actual allergy menus for the parks? I feel like last time I asked this you have to email for them. I've looked at the app and I am not seeing an allergy menu for Black Tap or Naples. We know we want to go to Cocina Cucamonga, Black Tap, and Naples. One of the parents has a gluten intolerance but not an allergy or Celiac. One of the parents has allergies, two of which are gluten and dairy. Hello all! We are going to DL with a family during the Christmas season.

Black bear diner gf menu plus#

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