November 17, 2012

Gluten Free Brunch at REX 1516 Philadelphia!





The food and service at REX is seriously good! The first time Mindy and I experienced REX was after we cashed in our "Romantic Night Out" change jar and decided to try out a restaurant we'd never been to before.  I had read about REX 1516 on another gluten free food blog.  It's located right across the street from Bob and Barbara's, a great little dive bar that has free live jazz and soul every Friday and Saturday night.  You can catch a meal at Rex, and then enjoy a night getting liquored up on their $5 PBR & Jim Beam shot special, while jamming out with some local music legends.  However, our first night there, we simply enjoyed the great service, amazing food, and chill atmosphere.  I was more than happy with the range of options on their gluten free dinner menu.

Rex has a bit of a southern twang in appearance, with a wrap-around bar in the back, completed by a large TV screen with non-stop classics in black and white.  Brunch at REX starts at 11am.  They had plenty of creative drink specials, and a great GF brunch menu.  I had a hard time deciding between the Huevos Rancheros and the Shrimp and Grits.  I went with the Shrimp and Grits and was very happy I did!  The Shrimp and Grits came with Fried Egg, Roasted Tomatoes, Crispy Pork Belly and Blackened Shrimp.  It was ridiculously good; every bite a little taste of heaven:)

If you have to eat gluten free, and you're anywhere Philadelphia, go to REX 1516 - trust me, you'll be glad you did.

REX
1516 South Street
Philadelphia, PA 19146

Links
REX 1516 Philadelphia
Bob & Barbara's Facebook Page



1 comment:

Deli Divine said...

This is a new restaurant good to try together with friends or family. Rex is a new place to discover and new food to savor.

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