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Gluten Free Eating In New York

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owenrn Newbie
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Have been to alot of great restaurants in NYC but recently diagnosed with celiacs - so anyone know of some good places to go eat? :)

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CarlaB Enthusiast
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Risotteria has great breadsticks, pizza, risotto, etc. ..... all gluten-free!!!!!

owenrn Newbie
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Risotteria has great breadsticks, pizza, risotto, etc. ..... all gluten-free!!!!!

Thanks - I'll check into it. My hotel room has a full kitchen, but what makes it a vacation if I have to cook all of the time!

whitney728 Newbie
whitney728
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Babycakes! - Gluten-free bakery on the Lower East Side. www.babycakesnyc.com. It's a cute little place with a lot of great options, and it's sugar-free and vegan as well (I promise, they still taste great). I think you take the F train to Delancey Street and walk down to Broome Street, but I would look up their address and look up the subway directions on Hopstop (see below) to be safe.

Risotteria is my favorite restaurant, and you can also check out www.glutenfreerestaurants.org for a list of GFRAP-associated restaurants in New York City. There's also Mozzarelli's on 23rd street between Park & Madison for amazing gluten free pizza by the slice, but they're only open weekdays, and S'Mac in the east village (east 12th street between 1st and 2nd avenues) for great gluten-free mac and cheese.

Generic Apprentice
Generic
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Check out the celiac chicks . com (one word No spaces) They live in NY and are always reviewing places.

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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I've posted a ton of stuff on the restaurant thread. Just search for NYC restaurants.

Not previously in any of my restaurant reccomendations is a new restaurant with gluten free mac n' cheese.

The info is:

S'Mac

345 East 12th Street, NY, NY 10003

212-358-7912, 212-358-7917

I haven't tried it yet, but I've heard rave reviews and I know they take great measures to avoid any possibility of cross contamination.

You might want to call Bistango and see if they are open. This is one of my favorites, but I think they are closed for renovations.

njbeachbum Explorer
njbeachbum
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Bistango is an amazing Italian Restaurant!!!! If my memory serves me, it is at 28th and 3rd... gluten-free bread, pasta and anything on the menu can be made gluten-free. Excellent service and very safe...

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babysteps Contributor
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another blog with a list of restaurants that deal well with food restrictions: Open Original Shared Link. she is not celiac but is gluten-free (plus a lot of other 'frees'). List is down the right hand side of the screen, click through for reviews & location info.

another NYC list at Open Original Shared Link (scroll down for full list, the frame makes it look short but it isn't)

most 'high end' restaurants in NYC can handle gluten-free pretty well in my experience.

happy eating!

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