UC friendly restaurants?

I know some of you say diet doesn't affect your UC and this question is not for you.  I am asking the people with the sensitive tummys like me...  I'd have to say Subway seems to be the most agreeable for me.  Strangely I have found that Quizno's always upsets my guts.  I haven't really found any other restaurants I can handle... maybe they use too many preservatives ?  So where else do you all eat out without having to run to the bathroom afterwards?

Don't say its so Sue! I love Subway!

Subway was a big fall back for me when I was flaring. Plain white bread, turkey, and cheddar. I could eat that when I couldn't eat anything else! However, now I can hardly stomach it...

I really like Quiznos as well, but typically don't use any of their sauces. Usually just meat, a bit of onion and mushroom, and cheese.

Usually it's whatever I can think of eating without the thought of eating making me ill!

My new fav is Einsteins bagels - an asiago cheese bagel with garden veggie cream cheese. I'll eat about two a day!

I can't have Subway - all of the preservatives are murder on my system.

Wow. Subway was the first thing to come to my mind when I saw this thread.

My husband loves Red Robin and we went there last week. I got a plain hamburger, no cheese (I can't have it), lettace and tomato. They have both white and wheat buns. I didn't put on any mayo or the onions that I love to make it milder. I did have a couple of their totally delicious home fries and had no problems the next day. I think they're meat is very high quality. I love the salad bar a Ruby Tuesday but had such a bad bathroom emergency the last time that I don't know if I can go back there. Those salad bars are so easy to be contaminated - probably doesn't affect most folks but when your immune system is compromised it makes a difference. Also, I've had Arby's a couple times and it didn't cause any problems.

I went to Red Robin yesterday! Such good burgers! Subway is belly friendly for me but I prefer Jimmy Johns ham and cheese (#1 or #7, light or no mayo) I love their bread!

Japanese restaurants are always a good option when I'm flaring. As someone else said, rice is good! Also, I can get some reasonably plain dish like teriyaki salmon or chicken.

At an Italian restaurant, you can always order pasta with just oil and garlic even if it's not on the menu. No chef has ever turned me down. That's what I order if I want to avoid sauces.

The funny thing about the Subway vs Quiznos debate, is that I also think that Subway is easier on my stomach! It might be because I get tempted to try stuff I don't normally eat at Quiznos. And they have all those free pickles.

Personally, I a huge fan of Applebee's and Red Lobster :) If my gut is in turmoil, the baked salmon with rice at Red Lobster is super soothing. And I absolutely LOVE the orange chicken bowl at Applebee's.

I searched "preservatives colitis" and this came up so I read the responses. It's a hilarious read to me. Btw, I did a quick search and Subway had a goal of getting rid of preservatives by 2017. I don't know if that occurred.
If you drink water and eat single ingredient foods then that might not help a flare but I'm afraid of chemical preservatives. I likely consume more than I'm aware. Mom says moderation. Maybe you can eat a few slices of pizza once a month. It's Taco Bell, Pizza, McDonalds, slim jim snacks, potato chips, chili dogs...just a bunch of crap all back to back that is a beast on your whole system. Many restaurants have healthy options and a web search can detect if they're slipping harmful chemicals in there for taste and color.
But seriously...Taco Bell, Red Lobster, Jimmy Johns, Red Robin??? Folks responded with things that taste good rather than what might be restaurants to choose for folks who find themselves outside their own kitchen frequently.
So, let me resurface this and ask...What restaurants give tasty meal choices without preservatives, artificial colors and loads of trans fats...I'll eat a Publix Sub and I do eat some crap here and there though try my best to do healthy as possible.
funny stuff