Nut-Free Denver Guide

Hi! I’m Susie, Founder of Spokin and allergy mama to Natalie, who is allergic to peanuts, pistachios, and cashews, and was my inspiration to start a food allergy app! We recently traveled to Denver, Colorado, to move her into college as she transferred to the
University of Denver. Our trip was short, but given that we stayed in a hotel, we ate all of our meals out. We stayed in Cherry Creek at Halcyon hotel which was in a very fun area with a lot of restaurants, including Quality Italian, which was attached to our hotel and thankfully had several reviews already on the Spokin app, which truly helped, as they bring out complimentary monkey bread that a review mentioned, as we don't love surprise food lol. In the same area, my daughter safely had espresso fudge and cookie dough ice cream at Little Man Ice Cream, which is not nut-free, but they were so careful! See Natalie's University of Denver Guide and follow me on the Spokin app @susie to see my 1,914 reviews, and on Instagram @susiehultquist

Gluten-Free Anna Maria Island Guide

Hi! I'm Grace, and I recently went with my mom to Florida! We were visiting my grandma in Bradenton and decided to stay on Anna Maria Island! We both have Celiac, and we were able to find great spots to eat in both places. My favorite place we found was
HaleLife Bakery, located in St. Petersburg. They are a dedicated gluten-free and dairy-free bakery. They are also free of most allergens! The staff was so kind and informative. They also have multiple locations! We explored restaurants, shops, ice cream stores, and much more! Another highlight was eating on the water, watching the sunset while at another one of our favorite places, The Waterfront Restaurant. Follow me on Spokin @gcb114 to see my 28 reviews and recommendations!

Tree Nut-Free Cape Cod Top Picks

Hi! I’m Lexi and I recently traveled to Cape Cod on vacation with my family! We stayed at a house in Eastham but went all over the Cape! I found many safe places to eat while managing tree nut allergies. One of my favorite places to eat was
Arnold’s Lobster & Clam Bar where my favorite thing to get was a cold lobster roll. If you travel there, a must-do activity is walking the rail trail which goes all along the cape or going to the beachcomber—get there early to avoid a line! Follow me on the Spokin app @lexiry to see my 163 reviews and Instagram @lexislifelatelyy! Eats | Drinks | Treats

Gluten-Free New Orleans Top Picks

Hi! I’m Megan and I recently traveled to New Orleans for a conference. I found many safe places to eat while managing a gluten-intolerance. One of my favorite places to eat was
Deanie’s Seafood where I got gluten-free fried catfish that was prepared in a separate fryer. If you travel there a must-do activity is going to a jazz bar at night to catch some live music (all of the musicians are so talented)! Follow me on the Spokin app @gfmeg to see my 66 reviews and Instagram @sayimafoodie.rd!
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