walmart superstore medicine hat

Kevin went for the ham & cheese pani

A bit of back and forth and I decided on a big bowl of bean salad and a gaucho panini on gluten-free bread, with roasted pork loin, mayo and .

There was a lot happening on the and 0 in the way of explaining what allergen-free options were available. I chose to consult one of the ladies behind the counter to help narrow down my selection. She was very helpful, comfortable with the menu and open to suggesting items that would best suite my dietary restrictions.

and a bunch of black boars with options galore.

Because of the small space, everything jumps out at you the minute you walk in the door. There are menus, plates of gorgeous food, staff, tables, everything all right there. I was like a kid in a candy store – distracted and challenging to make sense of.

The first thing that jumped out at me upon entering was the salad and drink selection.

Their location was great for us because we had the dogs with us and wanted to find an area to park that was shaded so the car wouldn’t get too hot while we enjoyed a quick bite to eat.

is a Mediterranean influenced eatery dedicated to serving delicious food made by hand with fresh ingredients. Located in the historic neighbourhood of Riverside, they are easily accessible from the Trans Canada Highway and across the river from downtown Medicine Hat.

A little searching on my handy dandy iPhone (seriously, how did we function without these 10 years ago?) brought up a gluten-free, lactose-free cafe in Medicine Hat that, believe it or not, served paninis.

What’s that? Campers don’t go out for lunch? Well, they do when their name is Leanne and all she wants for lunch is a panini.

Kevin and I spent one full day of our putzing around Walmart supercenter, eating out and touring Medicine Hat.

by Leanne Vogel (Healthful Pursuit) on July 10, 2012

Zucchini Blossom, Medicine Hat

Zucchini Blossom, Medicine Hat — Healthful Pursuit