Gluten-Free Restaurant
Awareness Program®

a Program of the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America®
 
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Prospective Restaurant Information

How will your restaurant benefit from offering a gluten-free menu?

  • Approximately 1 in 133 people have celiac disease. They all require a totally gluten-free diet.
  • A gluten-free diet is sometimes recommended for other medical conditions.
  • Individuals requiring a gluten-free diet have expressed difficulty dining out due to the inability to find safe, gluten-free meals in restaurants.
  • Individuals with celiac disease or other gluten intolerances enjoy dining with business associates, friends and family.  Because of this, individuals following a gluten-free diet are often asked to select the restaurant.

We invite you to participate in the Gluten-Free Restaurant Awareness Program in an effort to improve the quality of life for people eating gluten-free.

For more information about the gluten-free diet visit www.gluten.net. To become a participating Gluten-Free Restaurant Awareness Program restaurant, email us at gfrap@gluten.net. Include your name, the name and location of your restaurant(s), and information on how we may best reach you. Please indicate if you are the owner and/or the chef. A Gluten-Free Restaurant Awareness Program representative will contact you.

What Participating Restaurants Say About the Program:

"I am pleased to serve gluten-free selections, because the people who need them are so appreciative."

"With a little bit of care and slight modifications, cooking gluten-free is not so difficult!"

"I was skeptical at first, but having monitored the ordering of the gluten-free menu items, I find it has increased our business 8-10%."

"We started the process with two gluten-free entrees; now we have six gluten-free entrees, three appetizers, and two desserts.  Ours is a patron driven menu."

"I am VERY happy with the GFRAP program. I have someone ordering gluten free every night! I was really surprised at the number of new customers this program brought in. It is great not to have to figure out all the information in the middle of a busy night - which foods the customers can eat and which they cannot. I will soon change all of my menus, so that they all have gluten-free selections. We recently added gluten-free pasta and beer."

"The other day I went to talk to some of my customers – a group of ten.  They were from 200 miles away.  Gluten-free people like to travel!  They found us on the GFRAP website."

 


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