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dopkick t1_ivjl0q3 wrote

Charleston is stellar and not far outside of Fells. Cost is $$$$, though. It definitely meets the low key requirement.

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scbakery t1_ivjra5u wrote

La Barrita! It’s an Argentinian steakhouse in the Upper Fells area. Very lowkey and quiet

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YoYoMoMa t1_ivjtzxx wrote

One eyed Mikes.

Nanami.

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lexabear t1_ivkdyif wrote

Alexander's Tavern has a specifically GF menu. Their dining room can be loud just from conversation echoes since it's brick, but they don't have TVs blaring or anything.

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cattimusrex t1_ivkfgqo wrote

Peter's Inn is super tasty and ultra low key.

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PennyReviews t1_ivkio3d wrote

I vote for Peter's Inn, but as some people have commented, it's not totally quiet. However, I have never found it to be super loud either (although to be fair I don't have sensory issues).

Duck Duck Goose is usually nice and calm atmosphere, but beware that the food is stupidly overpriced.

Outside the city there is Lib's Grill (my all time favorite place) that has locations in Perry Hall and I think Belair. On weekend nights its super loud and crowded, but during the day it's very low-key and quiet and nice. Good for a quiet, tasty brunch. And they do have several gluten free options.

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noseltzie t1_ivknsd3 wrote

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statistical t1_ivkr36z wrote

100% one eyed mikes. Quiet, low lights, with an intimate atmosphere, especially in the dining room (they have a bar and patio.) I would check out their menu before, as it is on the smaller side.

Edit: not sure about GF. I recall there being a few seafood options.

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TheBananaStan t1_ivkwfji wrote

I went to ampersea and sat outside and it checked these boxes. May be a bit bright indoors from what I remember but would recommend overall

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fuse-fire2334 t1_ivlperz wrote

Duck duck goose! Good dinner, also a wonderful brunch!

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tdashiell t1_ivmdlug wrote

Penny Black (formally John Steven) is usually nice and quiet

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call_me_ping t1_ivnnyi8 wrote

I haven't been myself, but Le Comptoir du Vin in Station North could potentially be a lot of fun! It's a small restaurant with a rotating menu (however, they're kind of inflexible for dietary substitutions). My friends did enjoy the food and experience a lot!

On the other hand, I was treated to a great dinner at Cookhouse earlier this year. We went late in the evening, but the restaurant was comfortably dark and not too noisy. Their current menu seems to have a number of gluten free entrees! Pricy, but a nice flex for an anniversary dinner.

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backstab t1_ivx8pp5 wrote

Water for Chocolate

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