Eating Gluten-Free in Philadelphia* Mr. Ritts Bakery Mock Rye Bread

Eating Gluten-Free in Philadelphia* Mr. Ritts Bakery
Mock Rye Bread

http://www.mrritts.com/
*Is to note that I have not gone to this bakery in PA or NJ. I attended a Healthy Villi meeting in
Wellesley, MA and Mr. Ritts Bakery was there selling all kinds of gluten-free products.

I purchased g-f cheese ravioli and g-f mock rye bread (haven't made the ravioli yet).

Now, I grew up in NJ, very close to NYC and I have particular tastes when it comes to items like rye bread, corned beef sandwiches and pickles!

For example:Katz's Deli -- best place in NYC for a corned beef or pastrami sandwich.
Pickle Guys - best place in NYC to get pickles. Sour pickles to be exact.

Anyway, last night for dinner I made myself a corned beef and pastrami sandwich on mock rye bread.
The meat from Stop and Shop - eh.
The pickle from Gus's - eh.
Being able to eat it all on g-f mock rye bread - - priceless and delish!

Eating Gluten-Free in Worcster, MA - Boynton Family Restaurant

Eating Gluten-Free in Worcester, MA (40 miles west of Boston) - Boynton Family Restaurant
Cuisine: American/Italian
Website: http://www.boyntonrestaurant.com/
Address:
117 Highland Street
Worcester, MA 01609
508-756-5432

Appetizer: Chicken with rice soup
garden salad with gluten-free Italian dressing

Dinner:
Gluten-free cheese pizza

Dessert:
Gluten-free triple chocolate mousse cake for dessert

Pros:
g-f salad dressing - YUMM.
This pizza is the best I've had so far, including Mozzarelli's and Risotteria in NYC. Crust was fabulous and the right cheese/sauce ratio.

Cons:
Very crowded on a Saturday night and they don't take reservations.

Please note that as of April 2008 this restaurant no longer offers the Wednesday night gluten-free specials. They only have gluten free pizza now.