Dairy Free Dining?
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Dairy Free Dining?
I am traveling to DC and would love to find some good dairy-free dining. The easiest way to ensure this is by order vegan, but I do eat fish & meat -- just no dairy (not even hidden dairy, such as the milk in McDonalds fries). If you have any suggestions, that would be great. I'm staying in DuPont circle.
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Here is lengthy list of vegetarian restaurants in DC and metro VA and MD. It includes vegan options. There's a section devoted to Dupont Circle. Also check out Adams Morgan which is very near by. I didn't realize there were so many!
http://www.vegdc.com/restaurants.php
http://www.vegdc.com/restaurants.php
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To avoid "hidden" dairy, simply tell the waiter that you're allergic to dairy, and you should be well taken care of. (I lived in DC for 12 years until 8 months ago and had a friend allergic to dairy and this is what she always did...so I know it works.)
My fave vegan place is Java Green which is accessible via the link obxgirl provided. But honestly, I don't think you'll have an issue dining at regular restaurants and communicating your health restriction. Even pizza places (like the most excellent Pizzeria Paradiso in Dupont) can accomodate non-dairy requests.
My fave vegan place is Java Green which is accessible via the link obxgirl provided. But honestly, I don't think you'll have an issue dining at regular restaurants and communicating your health restriction. Even pizza places (like the most excellent Pizzeria Paradiso in Dupont) can accomodate non-dairy requests.
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Hello birder, I can not tolerate any dairy products and I never have a problem in restaurants. Beanweb's comments are exactly what I do. Now I don't eat at fast food places but can't you get a salad at McDonald's instead of fries? Anyway, enjoy your time in DC.
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I also have a good friend with a severe dairy allergy and she finds that Asian restaurants are often a good bet for avoiding dairy. Some yummy choices in that area are Malaysia Kopitiam and Mai Thai. Or a short metro hop away is Gallery Place / Chinatown, where you might check out Burma or Kanlaya. Good luck and enjoy your trip!
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