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Discovering Berkeley's Best Peanut-Free Eats
August 31, 2024 at 7:00 AM
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Last weekend, I headed to Berkeley to help my brother move into his new college apartment. While it was a big step for him, it was also an opportunity for me to explore some peanut-safe dining spots in the city. I ended up trying out three places that I'd highly recommend.

Koja Grill was so good that I ate there twice! On my first visit, I had the Original Koja. It was a delicious mix of tender meat and fresh veggies, all sandwiched between crispy rice buns. The flavors were amazing and unlike anything I've tried before. The second time, I went for the Beef Koja. The beef was juicy and well-seasoned, making it another standout meal. Koja Grill quickly became my favorite place to eat in Berkeley.

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Next up was Super Duper Burgers. I ordered the Super Burger, and it definitely lived up to its name. The burger was incredibly juicy, and the toppings were fresh and tasty. If you're a fan of burgers, this place is a must-visit. I highly recommend it for a satisfying meal.

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While shopping for furniture at IKEA for my brother's apartment, we decided to try their cafeteria. I had the Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes and lingonberry jam. The meatballs were flavorful, and the lingonberry jam added a nice sweet touch. I also tried my brother's garlic lemon cod, which was surprisingly good. Overall, the meal was excellent and a pleasant surprise during our shopping trip.

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All in all, Berkeley offered some great peanut-safe dining options. If you ever find yourself in the area, definitely check out these spots. They're not just safe for those with peanut allergies but also serve really delicious food!

Koja Grill

2395 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94704

Super Duper Burgers

2355 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94704

Ikea

4400 Shellmound St, Emeryville, CA 94608

Disclaimer: My suggestions are meant to serve as a starting point for researching safe places to eat. Menus and ingredients may change, so it's crucial for every reader to do their own research. Many of these places (if not all) have treenuts, dairy, gluten and other major allergens. Always call ahead, talk to the manager, verify, and double-check to ensure a safe dining experience.

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