Archive for September, 2010

This is a blog entry I hoped I wouldn’t have to write.
These days, an increasing number of restaurants are becoming food allergy and gluten-free friendly.  Many of the large, national chains are working hard to accommodate diners with food allergies and intolerances.  Not only is it the right thing to do for the millions of [...]

SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Paul Antico starts guide to allergy-friendly eateries
By Ashlee Fairey
The Patriot Ledger
Posted Sep 28, 2010 @ 02:19 AM
Last update Sep 28, 2010 @ 03:30 AM
COHASSET — PAUL ANTICO
The Bertucci’s restaurant in Hingham had a 90-minute wait one Friday night, and Paul Antico and his two sons were hungry.
They returned to their car. But [...]

Back in April, we published a blog entry entitled “Disney is the gold standard for serving kids with food allergies.”  Since then, I don’t how many times I’ve referred people to that entry (and the wonderful reader comments that came with it), but it seems every week or so someone else asks the question.  The [...]

(This post has been guest written by Adrienne Walkowiak, a member of the AllergyEats team focused on public relations.)
We’ve been talking a lot on the AllergyEats Blog and discussion boards about the ongoing frustrations of restaurants that can’t (or won’t) accommodate food-allergic diners, so it’s truly refreshing to find a chain that’s going above and beyond to [...]

AllergyEats Sponsors FAAN Walk in Long Branch, NJ,
To Increase Awareness about Food Allergies & Help Find a Cure
Boston, MA (September 7, 2010) – AllergyEats (www.allergyeats.com), the fastest growing source for finding allergy-friendly restaurants, is proudly sponsoring the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN) walk in Long Branch, NJ to increase awareness about food allergies, raise [...]

AllergyEats was launched to the public in February, 2010.  That followed 20 months of consultation and development with many outsiders who were critical in helping shape our original vision into the much better AllergyEats you see today.
Still, we knew it wouldn’t perfect from day 1.  It was time to go live and let user feedback help guide future [...]