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Kosher Gluten Free In Nyc?

jesscarmel

By jesscarmel
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jesscarmel Enthusiast
jesscarmel
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Hi

We are going to NYC in december to take my mom out for her bday but our cousins who are coming are kosher and can only eat at a kkosher restaurant. does anyone know of a kosher restaurant that has gluten free?

thanks!

Jess

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Well if you want to take metro north to Hartsdale in Westchester my dad's restaurant which is a kosher restaurant has a gluten free menu (but I have a feeling this is not on the itinerary). LOL!

Bloom's, which is right near Grand Central has a gluten free menu. Although you may want to double check they are kosher and not just kosher style (depending on how strict your family is). I have a feeling they are kosher style. (And it's definately not a place I would recommend for a special birthday dinner, but good for lunch).

I included a link of kosher restaurants in NYC. I don't of any of these to have a gluten free menu; but I eat in restaurants in the city all the time and only been glutened once. Most waitstaff here tend to be very aware when I say I am "allergic to wheat & gluten".

I'm sure there are also more restaurants than what is on this list, that are kosher. There are definately places I've seen that I know are kosher that I don't see on here.

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thanks jillian! thats helpful :)

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The Prime Grill and Solo (both under the same ownership) are Kosher restaurants that understand gluten intolerance and offer a lot of gluten free options once you explain to them that you have Celiac Disease / Gluten Intolerance. I've never had a problem at either place.

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Babycakes on Broome Street has is a wheat free bakery. Lots of stuff is gluten free, some stuff has spelt flower so just be aware of what you order.

And. .yes, it's Kosher.

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