Help! First Whole30 restaurant experience - Advice on what to have needed!

[annegee]

On day 11 of my first Whole30 and eating at a restaurant tonight. I've been SOOO careful so far and really do not want to screw up. 

Anyone have recommendations for safest option off of this menu: http://www.leftysgrille.com/dinner/

Thank you!!!

[SugarcubeOD]

Hey there;

It's a lot to expect people to go through a menu and pick out things you can order.

You can view the Dining Out Guide , read the rules and the recommendations and if there's something on the menu that you think you might like, we can advise you on that.

[HelenLA]

this advice may be a little late but my recommendation is to look at the menu and find the items or dishes that look most Whole30 compliant already and sound good to you. Then I would call the restaurant in advance and ask specifics about food preparation - oils or fats that food is cooked on, what may be added onto the food after. That way you don't have to ask quite as many questions once you arrive at the restaurant. Definitely try to call when it's not a busy time. I also like to take a tablespoon or two of extra virgin olive oil in a tiny tupperware container because I don't trust what restaurants a is olive oil. I usually use that along with fresh-squeezed lemon slices as a salad dressing with salt and pepper and it tastes great.