Dropping in to post a quick WIAW, documenting eats from my trip last week to Sedona, Arizona! (Read all about our adventures here)
We didn't have a single bad meal, and I was highly impressed by the gluten-free accommodations everywhere we went!
Picazzo's, a restaurant that is some 90% gluten-free, was outstanding. We started by sharing the "Heart Healthy Gourmet" salad, which was SO good we got it again the next day to pair with our leftovers for dinner!!
As an entree, I very much enjoyed my mushroomy-goodness rotelli:
Even my gluten-loving compadre enjoyed his buffalo chicken pasta dish!
Brunch at Red Rock Cafe with the locals was quite satisfying.
In the evening, we sampled the local wine: Kokopelli
On our hikes, I sustained my energy by munching on Quest Protein Bars:
Lunch uptown was at Wildflower Bread Company ("making up for the gluten-free dinner"), where I got a delicious Chopped Salad with Salmon!
In town, I also enjoyed a bit of fresh fudge from the Sedona Fudge Company.
Our final night in Sedona, we dined at Cucina Rustica, which came highly recommended from everyone we spoke to. It did not disappoint!
On our way up to the Grand Canyon, we stopped in Flagstaff for lunch at a place called Mix. It was very good, and their menu identified their soups as being gluten-free! This was great news, because I've been glutened by restaurant soups before, so I felt good knowing it wouldn't provoke my symptoms.
On the way back down to Phoenix, we got our lunch (as well as dinner for the plane) at Paradise Bakery & Cafe, essentially a local Panera. Both salads I got there were delish.
So there you have it! If you ever travel to Sedona, I highly recommend all the above places. Our dining experiences were all fantastic, with friendly waitstaff and delicious food. (People sure are nice out there!)
That's what I ate last week and Wednesday. Where have you dined in Sedona?
What's been on your plate?
We didn't have a single bad meal, and I was highly impressed by the gluten-free accommodations everywhere we went!
Picazzo's, a restaurant that is some 90% gluten-free, was outstanding. We started by sharing the "Heart Healthy Gourmet" salad, which was SO good we got it again the next day to pair with our leftovers for dinner!!
As an entree, I very much enjoyed my mushroomy-goodness rotelli:
Even my gluten-loving compadre enjoyed his buffalo chicken pasta dish!
Brunch at Red Rock Cafe with the locals was quite satisfying.
On our hikes, I sustained my energy by munching on Quest Protein Bars:
Lunch uptown was at Wildflower Bread Company ("making up for the gluten-free dinner"), where I got a delicious Chopped Salad with Salmon!
In town, I also enjoyed a bit of fresh fudge from the Sedona Fudge Company.
Our final night in Sedona, we dined at Cucina Rustica, which came highly recommended from everyone we spoke to. It did not disappoint!
On our way up to the Grand Canyon, we stopped in Flagstaff for lunch at a place called Mix. It was very good, and their menu identified their soups as being gluten-free! This was great news, because I've been glutened by restaurant soups before, so I felt good knowing it wouldn't provoke my symptoms.
On the way back down to Phoenix, we got our lunch (as well as dinner for the plane) at Paradise Bakery & Cafe, essentially a local Panera. Both salads I got there were delish.
That's what I ate last week and Wednesday. Where have you dined in Sedona?
What's been on your plate?
A LOT LOT LOT LOT on my plate.
ReplyDeletemama needs a nap.
and yoga.
AND SEDONA :-)
Lol I need nap and yoga, too. It's been go-go-go this week. I need another vacation already!
DeleteAh quest bars - the best on-the-go snack I know too! :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you agree! :D They're the best
DeleteWhat DELISH eats! The veggie omelette with salsa looks so good but then again I am drooling over that chopped salad with salmon.
ReplyDeleteYesss it was all fantastic. We were amazed -- literally not a bad meal there!
DeleteI've heard that Sedona is great for healthy living. Those are my favorite Quest bars also.
ReplyDeleteI do love Quest Bars! I haven't had them in a little while though, just taking a little break. It's tempting though! Food looks delish!
ReplyDeleteThat chopped salad with salmon looks SCRUM-DIDDILY-UPTIOUS!!! And I really do love how restaurants are catering to the gluten-free variety ;) THANK YOU WORLD!! ha ha!
ReplyDeleteI just wish Quest Bar would now cater to me and make a bar that didn't have dairy! BOO! :(
Love Sedona. We had lunch at Wildflower Cafe- was definitely yummy.
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