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Sheralyn
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My friend just took me out to lunch, for my Birthday to Mcgrath's. They seemed pretty knowlegable. I had the herb crusted Halibut, It was wonderful. I would highly recomend this place to everyone who needs gluten free. 
oops- forgot the word friend
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aklap
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Happy B-day!! It souds like it been great so far. What a great hubby!
I wish we had one them here in WI. I really like fish.
Thanks for the review!
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cruelshoes
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We finally got to try this place over the weekend. We were extremely pleased with the understanding they seemed to have about the GF diet, and the volume of selections on the menu.
I had the Pacific Snapper, which came with a nice green salad with honey mustard dressing. My sides were a veggies - broccoli and carrot that were very well done, not cooked to death like some places - and a baked potato. Sean got the Wood-fired salmon with fishermans stew (a tomato based seafood chowder), broccoli/carrots and a baked potato. I thought the prices were quite reasonable (my entree was only $11.99), and I even took half home to eat for lunch the next day. We were not used to having so many choices to pick from, so Sean and I had a really hard time deciding which thing to try. 
I would definitely recommend McGrath's to anyone on the GF diet.
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aklap
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| cruelshoes wrote: | | I would definitely recommend McGrath's to anyone on the GF diet. |
LIKE!
Thanks for the review!
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Home-Based-Mom
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Thanks for the recommendation. I will definitely keep this in mind for the next time I visit my brother in Orting!
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cruelshoes
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Let me know when you are up this way, Sandi. I just might crash your lunch with your brother.
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