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Posted by MomInMD
- August 21, 2012, 03:48:30 PMAfter having a wonderful vacation in Acadia National Park, I wanted to let everyone know where we ate safely. My son has a PN/TN allergy.
The Thirsty Whale was his favorite! We were told there were no nuts in the building, and ate there a couple times safely.
Rosalies Pizza was safe, and it was very good pizza.
Geddy's was safe.
Paddy's was safe...newly opened but very good about checking with the back. Great food & location.
Of course, please check for yourself if you try these places as things can change and people have different comfort zones.
Thanks!
The Thirsty Whale was his favorite! We were told there were no nuts in the building, and ate there a couple times safely.
Rosalies Pizza was safe, and it was very good pizza.
Geddy's was safe.
Paddy's was safe...newly opened but very good about checking with the back. Great food & location.
Of course, please check for yourself if you try these places as things can change and people have different comfort zones.
Thanks!
Posted by lakeswimr
- May 25, 2012, 05:32:12 PMPortland area--
There is Uno's Pizza restaurant in South Portland near the mall, there are some Chipolte restaurants in the greater Portland area, and the Portland Pie company in several locations that is supposed to be good with FAs. I'm sure there are others as well.
At Old Orchard Beach we get Pier Fries from the the original pier fry place. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g40792-d1130581-Reviews-Pier_French_Fries-Old_Orchard_Beach_Maine.html This is located on the street BEFORE the pier. (Careful, there is another fry place on the pier but that isn't the original one and they use peanut oil.) Last time I was there the used soybean oil, I believe, at the original pier fry place with no chance of x-contam.
Portland has a Whole Foods. The Maine Mall has a Johnny's Rockets that had an allergy menu and where DS could eat the fries, surprisingly. I'm sure there must be more but we haven't explored more.
Please check that all these places are still OK.
There is Uno's Pizza restaurant in South Portland near the mall, there are some Chipolte restaurants in the greater Portland area, and the Portland Pie company in several locations that is supposed to be good with FAs. I'm sure there are others as well.
At Old Orchard Beach we get Pier Fries from the the original pier fry place. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g40792-d1130581-Reviews-Pier_French_Fries-Old_Orchard_Beach_Maine.html This is located on the street BEFORE the pier. (Careful, there is another fry place on the pier but that isn't the original one and they use peanut oil.) Last time I was there the used soybean oil, I believe, at the original pier fry place with no chance of x-contam.
Portland has a Whole Foods. The Maine Mall has a Johnny's Rockets that had an allergy menu and where DS could eat the fries, surprisingly. I'm sure there must be more but we haven't explored more.
Please check that all these places are still OK.
Posted by twinturbo
- May 24, 2012, 04:12:35 AMWhat about Portland or surrounding areas?
Posted by mkobhu2
- May 23, 2012, 10:45:33 PMi woud definately say Jordan Pond House is a must stop when your in the area, I ve never had a problem there, like any restraunt there are risks but the cooks here are willing to make sure your meal is safe. also I should note that the Bar Harbor area in my mind is an extreamly safe area for alergy sufferers so long as its not seafood.
it should be mentioned that i'm a native mainer and a have alergy to nuts
it should be mentioned that i'm a native mainer and a have alergy to nuts
Posted by Nutternomore
- May 04, 2012, 11:51:44 PMI've got the same question. Can anyone share some insights???
Posted by MomInMD
- April 04, 2012, 09:00:15 AMWe are traveling to this area for our family vacation in July of this year. Anyone have any suggestions for allergy friendly places to eat? Any help is very much appreciated!
DS has Peanut & Tree nut allergy.
Thanks!
DS has Peanut & Tree nut allergy.
Thanks!