Greater Lansing Gluten Free Guide, Lansing, Michigan
Today I’m bringing you not just any gluten free travel guide, but my most researched one ever! You could say I’ve been researching it my whole life Jokes, but today I am telling you all the best greater Lansing gluten free restaurants. I grew up in Lansing so I have had years of doing my own research! I also recently went on a press trip hosted by the Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau, who showed me even more gluten free restaurants in Lansing. And finally, I managed to pick the brains of my new Dietitian, who gave me an entire book about her recommended Lansing gluten free restaurants!
A word before we begin - If you are visiting Lansing, you may know that this is Michigan’s capital city! However, it is also a metropolitan area (that’s where the “greater” comes in) covering three counties. I’ll be sharing mostly gluten free finds central to Lansing city, but there are some a bit further out in the metropolitan area that are just so good I can’t leave out!
This is my favorite restaurant in the Greater Lansing area for reliable gluten free meals. I worked here for one summer but it was my favorite restaurant even before that… when I applied for my job they referred to me as “gluten free girl” haha. Red Haven makes gourmet food with unusual combinations in a tapas style. ALL ingredients are locally sourced! They do not have a separate gluten free menu because their menu changes every few weeks… but they always have gluten free options. Just ask you waiter/waitress who will provide a marked menu for you. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
A word before we begin - If you are visiting Lansing, you may know that this is Michigan’s capital city! However, it is also a metropolitan area (that’s where the “greater” comes in) covering three counties. I’ll be sharing mostly gluten free finds central to Lansing city, but there are some a bit further out in the metropolitan area that are just so good I can’t leave out!
This is my favorite restaurant in the Greater Lansing area for reliable gluten free meals. I worked here for one summer but it was my favorite restaurant even before that… when I applied for my job they referred to me as “gluten free girl” haha. Red Haven makes gourmet food with unusual combinations in a tapas style. ALL ingredients are locally sourced! They do not have a separate gluten free menu because their menu changes every few weeks… but they always have gluten free options. Just ask you waiter/waitress who will provide a marked menu for you. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Greater Lansing Gluten Free Guide
Guide Location: USA » Lansing
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Sarah Bence
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: USA » Lansing
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Sarah Bence
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.endlessdistances.com/greater-lansing-gluten-free-guide/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Red Haven
- Maru
- Sansu
- Envie
- Tavern 109
- Flapjack Shack
- Lansing Brewing Company
- Strange Matter
- Blue Owl Coffee
- Glazed and Confused
- Grand Traverse Pie Co.
- Jersey Mike’s
- Cottage Inn
- Culver’s
- Denny’s
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Things to Do in Lansing Michigan: Touring My Hometown!
Many people are surprised to hear that Lansing is the capitol of Michigan (nope, not Detroit!). The Greater Lansing area has a population of 464,000. There is a bit of a sprawling metropolitan area, including towns such as Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Williamston, Mason, DeWitt, and more.
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