Bill, Liberty, & I were in Burlington for Celebrate Burlington Day recently. I know, I know, yuk it up -- but the last 25 years has made Burlington an increasingly wealthy town. All of the (impressive) rides at the fair are free due to corporate donations, it ends with a concert and a spectacular fireworks display, and the food is heavily discounted. (Thanks again to Boston Events Insider, my go-to site for local events, for the tip to this one.)Unfortunately, the auspices of wealth are now found within the selection of restaurants in town as well and the gluten-free food at the fair was limited to boxes of popcorn and cotton candy. Liberty and I were *starving* by the time it was dinner. I had seen from Find Me Gluten Free searches that Romano's Macaroni Grill offered a gluten-free menu and was reasonably priced for Burlington so we we went to check it out. Upon looking at their slightly hard-to-read allergy menu -- which reminded me more of the allergy menu on the wall at Wendy's than it did any similar restaurant to Romano's -- we decided to stay. This may have been a mistake.
