Next trip to New York

[SpanishCeliac]

Hello: my name is Abel and I am celiac. 

I'm writing to you from Spain, because in October I'm going on my honeymoon trip to New York, And I'm trying to gather information on where to eat. 

I've searched google maps and travel forums, but some reviews aren't up to date, or I don't trust them, because "gluten-free" doesn't mean it's suitable for celiacs

I would like if you could help me, make a list of restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores, etc. where it is safe to eat without fear of cross-contamination. 

Thank you in advance. 

[Scott Adams]

This app has lots of options:

https://www.findmeglutenfree.com/us/ny/new-york

[CatherineWang]

I would also recommend to pay attention to local small restaurants. When I am visiting NY I like to go to china town and eat in small home restaurants where people cook simple but very tasty food, also it's much cheaper than to eat in a hyped place.

[Scott Adams]

Here is another link:

https://www.atly.com/gluten-free-eats

[Molerey]

Last time I was in NY, I found this very helpful: https://glutenfreeglobetrotter.com/glutenfreenyc/dedicatedglutenfreenyc/

[Arly]

13 hours ago, SpanishCeliac said:

Hello: my name is Abel and I am celiac. 

I'm writing to you from Spain, because in October I'm going on my honeymoon trip to New York, And I'm trying to gather information on where to eat. 

I've searched google maps and travel forums, but some reviews aren't up to date, or I don't trust them, because "gluten-free" doesn't mean it's suitable for celiacs

I would like if you could help me, make a list of restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores, etc. where it is safe to eat without fear of cross-contamination. 

Thank you in advance. 

Find me gluten free is an excellent resource.

 

[madabandon]

Modern Bread and Bagel—completely safe for celiacs.  Two locations, one on Upper West Side and the other on 14th Street in Chelsea.  Lilli and Lou’s for celiac-safe Chinese cuisine.  I am highly sensitive and eat at these places regularly.  

Many restaurants in NYC that have gluten-free options are still risky because of cross-contamination.

[Guest]

Congrats on your upcoming honeymoon trip to New York! I totally get your concerns about finding safe places to eat as a celiac. It can be tricky, but there are definitely some reliable spots in the city. For restaurants, check out Senza Gluten, Risotteria Melotti, and Friedman's. For bakeries, definitely swing by Tu-Lu's Gluten-Free Bakery and Jennifer's Way Bakery. And for grocery shopping, Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe's have good gluten-free sections with clear labeling.