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I just returned from my visit to Texas, Dallas to be specific, where I was able to go to one of my favorite Gluten Free restaurants. Kozy Kitchen is a small place on the north end of the downtown area of Dallas. It is seemingly a place that only the locals go due to the small parking area and lack of signage. Once you enter you will be greeted by great service and really good food. Most items are GF and a great GF desert menu. The Buffalo Tacos are a must try item. The coffee was something that I don't really pay much attention too as being from the NW, I know what good coffee is all about, however, I found the coffee to be just the right amount of bitterness with a smooth texture that really hit the spot.

http://www.twigproductive.com/kozy/

Travel to Montreal, QC.

There are some good places to go in downtown area, but not much in the outer areas. Most of the grocery stores have some Gluten Free items that you can take back to your hotel room. But, you really need to understand some French to make this happen. Sans Gluten is a good thing to look for.

The people of Montreal were really nice. Including the nice local police officer that let me know that you can not talk on a cell phone or even use one in the car. Good to know....now. No ticket, and I was able to get directions at the same time.

Zero 8 was good, small portions and somewhat expensive for what you got.

Bocca Loupa Café Bistro-1206 Stanley Street,, Montreal, QC, was very good for coffee, no Gluten Free food to have, but the owner was wonderful and spoke very good English. A must when in Montreal, QC.

Spunky Monkey

Spunky Monkey is a great little local coffee shop that does GF items. The people are super nice and very helpful with your order.

NE 20th AVE
Portland, OR.

One block north of Burnside.