Sticks & Stones Wood Fired Bistro & Bar
adirondacksticksandstones.com
739 US Route 9
Schroon Lake, NY 12870
(518) 532–9663
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Zunzi’s Express
zunzis.com
108 E. York Street
Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 443–9555
Zunzi’s 2
zunzis.com
9 Drayton Street
Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 443–1554
If you’re ever in Savannah ,GA you have to make a point of dining South African style at Zunzi’s Express or their more formal restaurant spot, Zunzi’s 2 on Drayton Street. You’ll dream of this food, and if you’re lucky enough to live nearby, you’ll be a committed regular after the first mouth-watering bite. Zuni’s Express opens into the street to maximize customer flow. The service line is very efficient, which is great because their food is in demand. Although the line can be long, your wait will be enjoyable. The upbeat staff will turn any frown upside down. They are passionate about their food and why wouldn’t they be? Marinated Chicken is served on your choice of mashed potatoes or rice, or opt for the Homemade South African Sausage, perfectly spiced. Try the Rooibos Tea, a red naturally caffeine iced tea that compliments any plate. Prepare to take home leftovers as the portions are far from skimpy. Zunzi’s 2 offers a full bar and live music for those looking to experience local nightlife.
Overall, you can expect perfected recipes served with personality. Their motto is “Shit Yeah!”, that’s good food. It’s a bold statement, but factual. We guarantee you’ll join in by the end of your meal.
Fiesta Taco
1110 N Hollywood Way, Burbank, CA 91505
(818) 558-6645
Los Angeles is the god father of the hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant. Fiesta Taco is located in Burbank, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles and home to NBC and Walt Disney Studios. A must visit town in the heart of LA so eating gluten free on the go is important. This ultra casual restaurant has additional seating in the back if you come in a group. The staff is friendly, and thankfully knowledgable when it comes to dietary restrictions. Portions are generous and inexpensive, you can grab a plate that will fill you up for around $7.
For 20 years Fiesta Taco has been serving up some amazing food. Not for those with celiacs and extreme gluten sensitivity due to a relatively small kitchen that increases cross contamination risk. One of the amazing things about Mexican food is that corn is the base for many dishes which makes it a lot easier to find good meals without the gluten. However when trying a new restaurant, it’s paramount to ask if the sauce is made with flour. Sauces are notorious hiding places for gluten and we had to nix the Huevos Rancheros due to the thickener in the sauce.
Gluten friendly plates we tried includes the Huevos con Chorizo Platter. Chorizo is a Mexican style loose sausage with a peppery kick. We also tried the Huevos Mexicana plate which featured fresh vegetables in a scramble and the usual beans and rice on the side. While not the absolute best Mexican food we’ve had in Southern California the convenience and price more than makes this a perfect spot to stop during a busy day or lunch break. On a side note, vegans and vegetarians beware, the beans and rice are both made with animal products, as in traditional Mexican cuisine.
They serve breakfast all day and offer several flavorful homemade salsas and roasted jalapeños to kick up the heat.
Grand Isle Restaurant & Deli
http://grandislerestaurant.com
575 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA 71030
Warehouse District
(504) 520-8530
Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar
http://www.superiorseafoodnola.com/
4338 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115
Touro
(504) 293-3474
Stein’s Market & Deli
http://steinsdeli.net/
2207 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Lower Garden District
(504) 527-0771