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That's interesting, because it was developed and researched mainly in the USA, and I'm told that USA is more accepting of it than most countries (though it's not hard to be more accepting than zero). It's considerably more restrictive than Paleo, in the same way that Paleo is more restrictive...

http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=autoimmune+protocol&find_loc=Tahoe+City%2C+CA%2C+USA&ns=1 So that's a no, then. (And let me just take the opportunity to point out that I'm not a "fussy eater", in the same way as somebody with a peanut allergy is not a "fussy eater". Believe me, this...

I don't want to go all the way to the US just to be stuck in a kitchen cooking the whole time. I can do that at home. :tug

Thanks Eleyan Sedai, but I would need something specifically AIP-compliant. Here in Brisbane we do have a few different Paleo restaurants but not even they are able to cater to AIP (not even a single meal for me), so it's not something I'm willing to leave to chance - I need to know before I...

:lol You lost me at "alpine". :p That being said... Eleyan Sedai (or anybody else who is able to chime in), are there any restaurants nearby that cater to AIP? If so, this might become a possibility.

Every time I see the thread title I get excited thinking that it's going to be in Doriath. :look

Daaaaang. Would have been great to go as it's on my side of the country, but the lack of meals thing rules me out :(