NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List

Sad to say, a number of GF-friendly places closed this summer, including some of my personal favorites like Rice on Elizabeth and Peter's Diner. I know times are still tough for many, but if you can afford it, please support your favorite GF spots; let's help keep them open! (And if you can't afford it, tell your friends who can!)

Below is the most recent NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List, arranged by neighborhood and borough. Listings are for places I have heard of, from businesses or diners; the venues with asterisks are places where I've personally eaten safely. (If you'd care to make similar notes and share, please do so in comments below!)

Please note: This is NOT a guaranteed safe list! Exercise your usual GF caution before dining, i.e. call ahead, ask about their processes, etc.** This list is a work in progress. (I'll be updating it with new venues and hyperlinks along the way.) I hope it helps get you out in the world more often, enjoying safe social eating with the people in your life. So without further ado:

Financial District: 
Dig Inn (multiple locations)

LES: 
L'Asso: Offering GF pizza and pasta.

Beauty and Essex: Food allergy/intolerance-friendly. Meat and seafood-heavy dinner menu, including a raw bar.
Emporio: Food allergy/intolerance- friendly. Offer GF pasta and pizza.
*Babycakes: Vegan/Kosher/Soy-free/GF cupcakes, cookies, donuts, and more. (Starting summer 2011: Babycakes will have a beach stand in the Rockaways, at 96th St.! Check their website for details.)


Chinatown: 
Nom Wah: Offering GF dim sum! GF menu items are clearly marked.
Buddha Bodhi: Vegan, kosher Chinese with some GF options.

Nolita: 
Rubirosa: Italian, including pasta, with a separate GF menu.


West Village:  
Extra Virgin: From what I hear, one of the owners has celiac. (Always a good sign!) 
Keste Pizza: Pizzeria offering GF pizza on Mondays and Tuesdays

*Risotteria: Italian: risotto (of course), pizza, fantastic breadsticks, and baked goods. Their old-school black and white cookies are amazing; I have made the trip for those alone.

Gustorganics: Organic. Clearly marked GF items on menus.
Gobo: Vegan/GF

SoHo: 
*Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant with GF sushi and other GF items. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF. Very casual atmosphere, rustic food; healthy, but hearty.

East Village: 
Angelica Kitchen
Gingersnap's Organic: All dishes are also vegan and raw.
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
*Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 
Lula's Sweet Apothecary: Vegan frozen desserts with GF options.
Heather's: SUPER gluten-free-friendly bar - both the owner and manager are GF! Check out the link for details on their GF offerings and statement.

Pommes Frites (All French fries, all the time)

*Stogo: Vegan/GF ice cream + baked goods/sweets from Babycakes and other vegan/GF producers

*Tu-Lu’s Bakery: All GF. Offering sweet and savory baked goods, as well as gorgeous panini on homemade bread.

S’mac: Mac ‘n cheese.

*Rice (292 Elizabeth St.) One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu. CLOSED 2012
*Pala Pizza: Regular pizzeria offering GF options.

Caracas: Arepas

Sacred Chow: Vegan/Kosher

Chelsea:
Tia Pol: Tapas
Bar Suzette: Creperie in Chelsea Market. All crepes can be made with a gluten-free batter upon request. (GF batter happens to be egg/dairy-free as well.)  

*Friedman’s Lunch: Many, many GF options for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Located in the historic Chelsea Market which, p.s., can get really busy, especially on weekends. Take advantage of proximity to the High Line - get your food to go and enjoy it at one of the tables or chaise lounges along the newly expanded park!

Union Square: 
Dig Inn: (multiple locations)

5 Napkin Burger: GF burgers, fries, beer, and more! Multiple sites around the city. (Read my review here.)

*Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
L'Annam: Vietnamese. They have a sister site on 28th St, which - as far as I know - is NOT GF-friendly. CLOSED 2012 

*PIE: GF pizza. Delicious. Not available by the slice.

Flex Mussels

Gramercy/Flatiron:

Bar Breton: Buckwheat galettes CLOSED 2012

Blue Smoke: BBQ – with a jazz club one floor away!

Eleven Madison Park: Offers GF diners a GF breadbasket with a selection of Everybody Eats artisanal breads


Murray Hill: 
Hangawi: GF vegetarian Korean food. Separate GF menu.
Bistango: Very GF-friendly Italian – and they now have GF cupcakes!
*Chennai Garden: Indian restaurant where the majority of the menu is GF
*Asia de Cuba: Special occasion place. Pricey and kind of a "scene". CLOSED
*Bloom's Kosher Deli: Old school deli, complete with pickle tray brought to table upon arrival! Fantastic place to go for a diner breakfast like the kind you enjoyed before gluten intolerance. Reasonable prices and generous portions.

Times Sq.:

Ruby Foo’s: Asian food. A limited GF menu with desserts by Foods by George. Have heard only good things about their food and ambiance.

Hell's Kitchen: 
Dig Inn: (multiple locations)
5 Napkin Burger: GF burgers, fries, beer, and more! Multiple sites around the city. (Read my review here.)

*Liili 57: Sister to Lilli and Loo. Asian food, including sushi and dumplings.

Heartland Brewery: There are multiple Heartland locations in NYC, but this is currently the only site offering a GF menu.

Nizza: Italian. Separate GF menu.

Midtown East/UES:
Dig Inn: (multiple locations) 

*Lilli and Loo: GF Asian, including sushi, dumplings, and fried spring rolls!

UES: 
*Pip's Place: COMPLETELY GF bakery! Just opened in May 2012. 

Fratelli Pizza: GF pizza and pasta in addition to their regular gluten-containing menu

Bar Italia: I hear from Delight Gluten Free Magazine that they have a GF Italian menu!
*Lumi: High-end Italian

Flex Mussels

Candle 79: Vegan/GF
Candle Cafe: Vegan/GF

*Peters Restaurant: Upscale diner where most of the menu is GF CLOSED 2012

Gobo: Vegan/GF

UWS: 
5 Napkin Burger: GF burgers, fries, beer, and more! Multiple sites around the city. (Read my review here.)

Mike's Pizzeria
Haakon's Hall
*Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 

Nussbaum & Wu (In Morningside Heights. Offers GF pizza.)
Café 82
*Nice Matin: Great spot. Beautiful interior, large outdoor seating area, and a staff that knows their GF stuff.
Café Fiorello

Multiple locations:

Spice

5 Napkin Burger: I hear they have GF buns and a dedicated GF fryer!

Brooklyn, Bedford Stuyvesant:
Bedford Hill Coffee Bar: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats as well as their chocolate chip cookies.

Brooklyn, Clinton Hill:
*Cochinita Tacos: The only COMPLETELY gluten-free place in all of Brooklyn, as far as I know. Also nut and shellfish-free. (Read my review here.) 

Brooklyn, Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens: 
Mandy's Healthy Cafe: Offers GF sandwich, soup, salad options and more.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie: Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility. CLOSED
Maybelle's Cafe: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats

Brooklyn, DUMBO:
Front St. Pizza: Regular pizzeria/deli with GF pizza, pasta, and sandwich options
*Rice: One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.

Brooklyn, Gowanus: 
*Everybody Eats: All-GF bakery, offering beautiful baguettes, bagels, challah, cookies, and more

Brooklyn, Greenpoint: 
Brooklyn Mac: Macaroni and cheese shop with GF options

Brooklyn, Park Slope: 
Scottadino: Beautiful little Italian restaurant offering GF pasta. (Have you eaten there safely? I'd be curious to know.)
Ghenet:  Ethiopian food, with many dishes naturally gluten-free. While the injera bread they serve contains some wheat, with a few days notice, Ghenet will prepare the more traditional teff-only injera, which is GF.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie: Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.
*The Gate: Bar serving Redbridge. A GREAT place to meet up with friends, as it's BYOF (bring your own FOOD!), i.e. you can all order/bring food in from elsewhere and enjoy the patio or old school indoor bar.

*Bogota Latin Bistro: 2 dedicated GF fryers and a newly expanded GF-friendly menu!

*Sun in Bloom: All vegan, many GF menu items – all GF baked goods
Luscious Foods: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats
Crespella: All savory crepes are gluten-free (made with chickpea flour), BUT they are made on the same griddle as gluten-containing sweet crepes. The staff says they clean it very well for GF customers. Fine for some, but not a risk I'd personally take. Carries cookies from Everybody Eats.

Sheep Station: Carrying Everybody Eats buns for sandwiches and burgers

V Spot: Vegan with some GF

Brooklyn, Waterfront District: 
Caselnova: Trattoria with separate GF menu!

Brooklyn, Windsor Terrace:
Brooklyn Commune: Offers sandwiches on GF bread

Brooklyn, Williamsburg: 
Brooklyn Mac: Macaroni and cheese shop with GF options
Brooklyn Wok Shop: Chinese food with GF items clearly marked on menu.

*Fabiane's Cafe and Pastry Shop: Egg dishes, sandwiches, salads, waffles, french toast, muffins, and AMAZING pastries. GF catering also available. See details here. I've eaten here three times and felt fine after each visit.

Queens: 
5 Napkin Burger: GF burgers, fries, beer, and more! Multiple sites around the city. (Read my review here.)

King Yum: Asian dishes. Extensive GF menu
La Bottega: Separate GF menu, including antipasti, soup, pasta, and more. All sites in Queens offer panini made on rolls from Everybody Eats

GF products/places to shop:
*GFree NYC: Of course! NYC’s first all-GF store!

Gluten-free Shoppe (Brooklyn)

Chains:

Pret a Manger: Some GF menu items, including select soups, salads, and sushi. Ask a manager for a list.
PF Chang’s

Rosa Mexicano

Pizzeria Uno

California Pizza Kitchen

Bonefish Grill

Carabas Italian

Outback Steakhouse

TGIFriday’s

Le Pan Quotidian (Have heard that they offer a GF quiche with an all buckwheat crust)

**Personally, I would not be able to eat at a number of the venues above, because I am so very sensitive to even small amounts of gluten. I am listing them anyway because I know there are people who are much less sensitive and would likely choose to dine at many of these eateries.

GF Resources: Top Picks

I've recently had a number of requests for recommendations on the best places for GF info. I tend to focus on local resources; here are my top picks:

Dining recommendations:

Blogs:
Allergic Girl Recommends
I keep a list, too

Meetups. There are currently three gluten-free Meetup groups within NYC proper: 
The Brooklyn Gluten-Free Meetup

Gluten Free NYC 

The New York City Celiac Disease Meetup

I've found Meetup to be my best resource for local dining info. The event info clues me in to new-to-me dining options, but I've found the message boards to be an even more valuable source of info. You can subscribe to the boards so that any new threads are delivered directly to your inbox.

Twitter: 
I highly recommend creating an account, especially if you're new to being GF and/or in a new town. There's a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it's a snap. To get started, follow some GF businesses/people you like and then look to see who they're following. This can help lead you to the people and businesses who have information that is pertinent to your GF life.

Apps: 
The new Dish Freely gluten-free restaurant app (Have you tried it? Do tell. It's currently only avail for iPhone and I'm an Android girl.)

General GF info, i.e. lifestyle, news, etc.: 

Twitter and the Meetups; have to suggest them again. They both provide access to a broad range of GF lifestyle topics, not just dining. 

Magazines: 
Delight Gluten-Free
Easy Eats (online magazine)
Gluten-Free Living
Living Without
 
I have read all four on occasion over the years. I currently only subscribe to Easy Eats, as I enjoy the format and find their content most pertinent to my life. I recommend following them on Twitter and Facebook as well, as they post notes about new content all the time.

Books:
A number of people have asked me for GF cooking/lifestyle book recommendations, but I just don't rely on those these days. I used Danna Korn's “Wheat-Free, Worry-Free: The Art of Happy, Healthy, Gluten-Free Living" and Jax Lowell's "Against the Grain: The Slightly Eccentric Guide to Living Well Without Gluten or Wheat" when I was first diagnosed a decade ago. I know there are many more titles now. Any you can recommend for the GF newbie?

NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List

Below is the most recent NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List, arranged by neighborhood, borough, and state (there are some NJ businesses included). Listings are for places I have heard of, from businesses or diners; the venues with asterisks are places where I've personally eaten safely. (If you'd care to make similar notes and share, please do so in comments below!)

Please note: This is NOT a guaranteed safe list! Exercise your usual GF caution before dining, i.e. call ahead, ask about their processes, etc.**

This list is a work in progress. (I'll be updating it with new venues and hyperlinks along the way.) I hope it helps get you out in the world more often, enjoying safe social eating with the people in your life. So without further ado:

LES: 
L'Asso: Offering GF pizza and pasta.

Beauty and Essex: Food allergy/intolerance-friendly. Meat and seafood-heavy dinner menu, including a raw bar.
Emporio: Food allergy/intolerance- friendly. Offer GF pasta and pizza.
*Babycakes: Vegan/Kosher/Soy-free/GF cupcakes, cookies, donuts, and more. (Starting summer 2011: Babycakes will have a beach stand in the Rockaways, at 96th St.! Check their website for details.)


Chinatown: 
Nom Wah: Offering GF dim sum! GF menu items are clearly marked.
Buddha Bodhi: Vegan, kosher Chinese with some GF options.

Nolita: 
Rubirosa: Italian, including pasta, with a separate GF menu.


West Village: 
Keste Pizza: Pizzeria offering GF pizza on Mondays and Tuesdays

*Risotteria: Italian: risotto (of course), pizza, fantastic breadsticks, and baked goods. Their old-school black and white cookies are amazing; I have made the trip for those alone.

Gustorganics: Organic. Clearly marked GF items on menus.
Gobo: Vegan/GF

SoHo: 
*Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant with GF sushi and other GF items. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF. Very casual atmosphere, rustic food; healthy, but hearty.

East Village: 
Gingersnap's Organic: All dishes are also vegan and raw.
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
*Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 
Lula's Sweet Apothecary: Vegan frozen desserts with GF options.
Heather's: SUPER gluten-free-friendly bar - both the owner and manager are GF! Check out the link for details on their GF offerings and statement.

Pommes Frites (All French fries, all the time)

*Stogo: Vegan/GF ice cream + baked goods/sweets from Babycakes and other vegan/GF producers

*Tu-Lu’s Bakery: All GF. Offering sweet and savory baked goods, as well as gorgeous panini on homemade bread.

S’mac: Mac ‘n cheese.

*Rice (292 Elizabeth St.) One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.

Pala Pizza: Regular pizzeria offering GF options.

Caracas: Arepas

Sacred Chow: Vegan/Kosher

Chelsea:
Bar Suzette: Creperie in Chelsea Market. All crepes can be made with a gluten-free batter upon request. (GF batter happens to be egg/dairy-free as well.)  

*Friedman’s Lunch: Many, many GF options for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Located in the historic Chelsea Market which, p.s., can get really busy, especially on weekends. Take advantage of proximity to the High Line - get your food to go and enjoy it at one of the tables or chaise lounges along the newly expanded park!

Union Square: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
L'Annam: Vietnamese. They have a sister site on 28th St, which - as far as I know - is NOT GF-friendly.

*PIE: GF pizza. Delicious. Not available by the slice.

Flex Mussels

Gramercy/Flatiron:

Bar Breton: Buckwheat galettes

Blue Smoke: BBQ – with a jazz club one floor away!

Eleven Madison Park: Offers GF diners a GF breadbasket with a selection of Everybody Eats artisanal breads


Murray Hill: 
Hangawi: GF vegetarian Korean food. Separate GF menu.
Bistango: Very GF-friendly Italian – and they now have GF cupcakes!
*Chennai Garden: Indian restaurant where the majority of the menu is GF
*Asia de Cuba: Special occasion place. Pricey and kind of a "scene". CLOSED
*Bloom's Kosher Deli: Old school deli, complete with pickle tray brought to table upon arrival! Fantastic place to go for a diner breakfast like the kind you enjoyed before gluten intolerance. Reasonable prices and generous portions.

Times Sq.:

Ruby Foo’s: Asian food. A limited GF menu with desserts by Foods by George. Have heard only good things about their food and ambiance.

Midtown West: 
Liili 57: Sister to Lilli and Loo. Asian food, including sushi and dumplings.

Heartland Brewery: There are multiple Heartland locations in NYC, but this is currently the only site offering a GF menu.

Nizza: Italian. Separate GF menu.

Midtown East/UES:

*Lilli and Loo: GF Asian, including sushi, dumplings, and fried spring rolls!

UES: 
Fratelli Pizza: GF pizza and pasta in addition to their regular gluten-containing menu

Bar Italia: I hear from Delight Gluten Free Magazine that they have a GF Italian menu!
*Lumi: High-end Italian

Flex Mussels

Candle 79: Vegan/GF
Candle Cafe: Vegan/GF

*Peters Restaurant: Upscale diner where most of the menu is GF

Gobo: Vegan/GF

UWS: 
Mike's Pizzeria
Haakon's Hall
Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 

Nussbaum & Wu (In Morningside Heights. Offers GF pizza.)
Café 82
*Nice Matin: Great spot. Beautiful interior, large outdoor seating area, and a staff that knows their GF stuff.
Café Fiorello

Multiple locations:

Spice

5 Napkin Burger: I hear they have GF buns and a dedicated GF fryer!

Brooklyn, Bedford Stuyvesant:
Bedford Hill Coffee Bar: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats as well as their chocolate chip cookies.

Brooklyn, Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens: 
Mandy's Healthy Cafe: Offers GF sandwich, soup, salad options and more.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie: Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility. CLOSED
Maybelle's Cafe: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats

Brooklyn, DUMBO:
Front St. Pizza: Regular pizzeria/deli with GF pizza, pasta, and sandwich options
*Rice: One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.

Brooklyn, Gowanus: 
*Everybody Eats: All-GF bakery, offering beautiful baguettes, bagels, challah, cookies, and more

Brooklyn, Greenpoint: 
Brooklyn Mac: Macaroni and cheese shop with GF options

Brooklyn, Park Slope: 
Scottadino: Beautiful little Italian restaurant offering GF pasta. (Have you eaten there safely? I'd be curious to know.)
Ghenet:  Ethiopian food, with many dishes naturally gluten-free. While the injera bread they serve contains some wheat, with a few days notice, Ghenet will prepare the more traditional teff-only injera, which is GF.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie: Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.
*The Gate: Bar serving Redbridge. A GREAT place to meet up with friends, as it's BYOF (bring your own FOOD!), i.e. you can all order/bring food in from elsewhere and enjoy the patio or old school indoor bar.

*Bogota Latin Bistro: 2 dedicated GF fryers and a newly expanded GF-friendly menu!

*Sun in Bloom: All vegan, many GF menu items – all GF baked goods
Luscious Foods: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats
Crespella: All savory crepes are gluten-free (made with chickpea flour), BUT they are made on the same griddle as gluten-containing sweet crepes. The staff says they clean it very well for GF customers. Fine for some, but not a risk I'd personally take. Carries cookies from Everybody Eats.

Sheep Station: Carrying Everybody Eats buns for sandwiches and burgers

V Spot: Vegan with some GF

Brooklyn, Waterfront District: 
Caselnova: Trattoria with separate GF menu!

Brooklyn, Windsor Terrace:
Brooklyn Commune: Offers sandwiches on GF bread

Brooklyn, Williamsburg: 
Brooklyn Mac: Macaroni and cheese shop with GF options
Brooklyn Wok Shop: Chinese food with GF items clearly marked on menu.

*Fabiane's Cafe and Pastry Shop: Egg dishes, sandwiches, salads, waffles, french toast, muffins, and AMAZING pastries. GF catering also available. See details here. I've eaten here three times and felt fine after each visit.

Queens: 
King Yum: Asian dishes. Extensive GF menu
La Bottega: Separate GF menu, including antipasti, soup, pasta, and more. All sites in Queens offer panini made on rolls from Everybody Eats

NJ, Hoboken:

Con Sapore: GF pizza offered at mainstream pizzeria in Belmar, NJ
Filipos

Anthony David’s

Pasta Truck

Bin 14

Basic Foods

Stax: GF pancakes

Hoboken Farms

GF products/places to shop:
*GFree NYC: Of course! NYC’s first all-GF store!

Gluten-free Shoppe (Brooklyn)

Chains:

Pret a Manger: Some GF menu items, including select soups, salads, and sushi. Ask a manager for a list.
PF Chang’s

Rosa Mexicano

Pizzeria Uno

California Pizza Kitchen

Bonefish Grill

Carabas Italian

Outback Steakhouse

TGIFriday’s

Le Pan Quotidian (Have heard that they offer a GF quiche with an all buckwheat crust)

**Personally, I would not be able to eat at a number of the venues above, because I am so very sensitive to even small amounts of gluten. I am listing them anyway because I know there are people who are much less sensitive and would likely choose to dine at many of these eateries.

NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List

Below is the most recent NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List, arranged by neighborhood, borough, and state (there are some NJ businesses included). Listings are for places I have heard of, from businesses or diners; the venues with asterisks are places where I've personally eaten safely. (If you'd care to make similar notes and share, please do so in comments below!)

Please note: This is NOT a guaranteed safe list! Exercise your usual GF caution before dining, i.e. call ahead, ask about their processes, etc.**

This list is a work in progress. (I'll be updating it with new venues and hyperlinks along the way.) I hope it helps get you out in the world more often, enjoying safe social eating with the people in your life. So without further ado:

LES: 
L'Asso: Offering GF pizza and pasta.

Beauty and Essex: Food allergy/intolerance-friendly. Meat and seafood-heavy dinner menu, including a raw bar.
Emporio: Food allergy/intolerance- friendly. Offer GF pasta and pizza.
*Babycakes: Vegan/Kosher/Soy-free/GF cupcakes, cookies, donuts, and more. (Starting summer 2011: Babycakes will have a beach stand in the Rockaways, at 96th St.! Check their website for details.)


Chinatown: 
Nom Wah: Offering GF dim sum! GF menu items are clearly marked.
Buddha Bodhi: Vegan, kosher Chinese with some GF options.

Nolita: 
Rubirosa: Italian, including pasta, with a separate GF menu.


West Village: 
Keste Pizza: Pizzeria offering GF pizza on Mondays and Tuesdays

*Risotteria: Italian: risotto (of course), pizza, fantastic breadsticks, and baked goods. Their old-school black and white cookies are amazing; I have made the trip for those alone.

Gustorganics: Organic. Clearly marked GF items on menus.
Gobo: Vegan/GF

SoHo: 
*Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant with GF sushi and other GF items. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF. Very casual atmosphere, rustic food; healthy, but hearty.

East Village: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
*Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 
Lula's Sweet Apothecary: Vegan frozen desserts with GF options.
Heather's: SUPER gluten-free-friendly bar - both the owner and manager are GF! Check out the link for details on their GF offerings and statement.

Pommes Frites (All French fries, all the time)

*Stogo: Vegan/GF ice cream + baked goods/sweets from Babycakes and other vegan/GF producers

*Tu-Lu’s Bakery: All GF. Offering sweet and savory baked goods, as well as gorgeous panini on homemade bread.

S’mac: Mac ‘n cheese.

*Rice (292 Elizabeth St.) One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.

Pala Pizza: Regular pizzeria offering GF options.

Caracas: Arepas

Sacred Chow: Vegan/Kosher

Chelsea:
Bar Suzette: Creperie in Chelsea Market. All crepes can be made with a gluten-free batter upon request. (GF batter happens to be egg/dairy-free as well.)  

*Friedman’s Lunch: Many, many GF options for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Located in the historic Chelsea Market which, p.s., can get really busy, especially on weekends. Take advantage of proximity to the High Line - get your food to go and enjoy it at one of the tables or chaise lounges along the newly expanded park!

Union Square: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
L'Annam: Vietnamese. They have a sister site on 28th St, which - as far as I know - is NOT GF-friendly.

*PIE: GF pizza. Delicious. Not available by the slice.

Flex Mussels

Gramercy/Flatiron:

Bar Breton: Buckwheat galettes

Blue Smoke: BBQ – with a jazz club one floor away!

Eleven Madison Park: Offers GF diners a GF breadbasket with a selection of Everybody Eats artisanal breads


Murray Hill: 
Hangawi: GF vegetarian Korean food. Separate GF menu.
Bistango: Very GF-friendly Italian – and they now have GF cupcakes!
*Chennai Garden: Indian restaurant where the majority of the menu is GF
*Asia de Cuba: Special occasion place. Pricey and kind of a "scene".
*Bloom's Kosher Deli: Old school deli, complete with pickle tray brought to table upon arrival! Fantastic place to go for a diner breakfast like the kind you enjoyed before gluten intolerance. Reasonable prices and generous portions.

Times Sq.:

Ruby Foo’s: Asian food. A limited GF menu with desserts by Foods by George. Have heard only good things about their food and ambiance.

Midtown West: 
Liili 57: Sister to Lilli and Loo. Asian food, including sushi and dumplings.

Heartland Brewery: There are multiple Heartland locations in NYC, but this is currently the only site offering a GF menu.

Nizza: Italian. Separate GF menu.

Midtown East/UES:

*Lilli and Loo: GF Asian, including sushi, dumplings, and fried spring rolls!

UES: 
Fratelli Pizza: GF pizza and pasta in addition to their regular gluten-containing menu

Bar Italia: I hear from Delight Gluten Free Magazine that they have a GF Italian menu!
*Lumi: High-end Italian

Flex Mussels

Candle 79: Vegan/GF
Candle Cafe: Vegan/GF

*Peters Restaurant: Upscale diner where most of the menu is GF

Gobo: Vegan/GF

UWS: 
Mike's Pizzeria
Haakon's Hall
Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 

Nussbaum & Wu (In Morningside Heights. Offers GF pizza.)
Café 82
*Nice Matin: Great spot. Beautiful interior, large outdoor seating area, and a staff that knows their GF stuff.
Café Fiorello

Multiple locations:

Spice

5 Napkin Burger: I hear they have GF buns and a dedicated GF fryer!

Brooklyn, Bedford Stuyvesant:
Bedford Hill Coffee Bar: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats as well as their chocolate chip cookies.

Brooklyn, Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens: 
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie: Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.
Maybelle's Cafe: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats

Brooklyn, DUMBO:
Front St. Pizza: Regular pizzeria/deli with GF pizza, pasta, and sandwich options
*Rice: One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.

Brooklyn, Gowanus: 
*Everybody Eats: All-GF bakery, offering beautiful baguettes, bagels, challah, cookies, and more

Brooklyn, Park Slope: 
Scottadino: Beautiful little Italian restaurant offering GF pasta. (Have you eaten there safely? I'd be curious to know.)
Ghenet:  Ethiopian food, with many dishes naturally gluten-free. While the injera bread they serve contains some wheat, with a few days notice, Ghenet will prepare the more traditional teff-only injera, which is GF.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie: Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.
*The Gate: Bar serving Redbridge. A GREAT place to meet up with friends, as it's BYOF (bring your own FOOD!), i.e. you can all order/bring food in from elsewhere and enjoy the patio or old school indoor bar.

*Bogota Latin Bistro: 2 dedicated GF fryers and a newly expanded GF-friendly menu!

*Sun in Bloom: All vegan, many GF menu items – all GF baked goods
Luscious Foods: Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats
Crespella: All savory crepes are gluten-free (made with chickpea flour), BUT they are made on the same griddle as gluten-containing sweet crepes. The staff says they clean it very well for GF customers. Fine for some, but not a risk I'd personally take. Carries cookies from Everybody Eats.

Sheep Station: Carrying Everybody Eats buns for sandwiches and burgers

V Spot: Vegan with some GF

Brooklyn, Waterfront District: 
Caselnova: Trattoria with separate GF menu!

Brooklyn, Williamsburg: 
*Fabiane's Cafe and Pastry Shop: Egg dishes, sandwiches, salads, waffles, french toast, muffins, and AMAZING pastries. GF catering also available. See details here. I've eaten here three times and felt fine after each visit.

Queens: 
King Yum: Asian dishes. Extensive GF menu
La Bottega: Separate GF menu, including antipasti, soup, pasta, and more. All sites in Queens offer panini made on rolls from Everybody Eats

NJ, Hoboken:

Con Sapore: GF pizza offered at mainstream pizzeria in Belmar, NJ
Filipos

Anthony David’s

Pasta Truck

Bin 14

Basic Foods

Stax: GF pancakes

Hoboken Farms

GF products/places to shop:
*GFree NYC: Of course! NYC’s first all-GF store!

Gluten-free Shoppe (Brooklyn)

Chains:

Pret a Manger: Some GF menu items, including select soups, salads, and sushi. Ask a manager for a list.
PF Chang’s

Rosa Mexicano

Pizzeria Uno

California Pizza Kitchen

Bonefish Grill

Carabas Italian

Outback Steakhouse

TGIFriday’s

Le Pan Quotidian (Have heard that they offer a GF quiche with an all buckwheat crust)

**Personally, I would not be able to eat at a number of the venues above, because I am so very sensitive to even small amounts of gluten. I am listing them anyway because I know there are people who are much less sensitive and would likely choose to dine at many of these eateries.

NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List

Below is the most recent NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List, arranged by neighborhood, borough, and state (there are some NJ businesses included). Listings are for places I have heard of - from businesses or diners - or eaten at myself. The venues with asterisks are places where I've personally eaten safely. (If you'd care to make similar notes and share, please do so in comments below!)

Please note: This is NOT a guaranteed safe list! Exercise your usual GF caution before dining, i.e. call ahead, ask about their processes, etc.**

This list is a work in progress. (I'll be updating it with new venues and hyperlinks along the way.) I hope it helps get you out in the world more often, enjoying safe social eating with the people in your life. So without further ado:

LES: 
L'Asso (Offering GF pizza and pasta.)

Beauty and Essex (Food allergy/intolerance-friendly. Meat and seafood-heavy dinner menu, including a raw bar.)
Emporio (Food allergy/intolerance- friendly. Offer GF pasta and pizza.)
*Babycakes (Vegan/Kosher/Soy-free/GF cupcakes, cookies, donuts, and more. A must-go when in NYC.)
For summer 2011: Babycakes will have a beach stand in the Rockaways, at 96th St.! Check their website for details.


Chinatown: 
Nom Wah (Offering GF dim sum! GF menu items are clearly marked.)
Buddha Bodhi (Vegan, kosher Chinese with some GF options.)

Nolita: 
Rubirosa: (Italian, including pasta, with a separate GF menu.)


West Village: 
Keste Pizza (Pizzeria offering GF pizza on Mondays and Tuesdays)

*Risotteria (Italian: risotto (of course), pizza, fantastic breadsticks, and baked goods. Their old-school black and white cookies are amazing; I have made the trip for those alone.)

Gustorganics (Organic. Clearly marked GF items on menus.)
Gobo (Vegan/GF)

SoHo:
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant with GF sushi and other GF items. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.

East Village: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 
Lula's Sweet Apothecary (Vegan frozen desserts with GF options.)
Heather's (SUPER gluten-free-friendly bar - both the owner and manager are GF! Check out the link for details on their GF offerings and statement.)

Pommes Frites (All French fries, all the time)

*Stogo (Vegan/GF ice cream + baked goods/sweets from Babycakes and other vegan/GF producers)

*Tu-Lu’s Bakery (All GF. Offering sweet and savory baked goods, as well as gorgeous panini on homemade bread.)

*S’mac (Mac ‘n cheese.)

*Rice (292 Elizabeth St.) (One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.)

Pala Pizza (Regular pizzeria offering GF options.)

Caracas (Arepas)

Sacred Chow (Vegan/Kosher)

Chelsea:
Bar Suzette: Creperie in Chelsea Market. All crepes can be made with a gluten-free batter upon request. (GF batter happens to be egg/dairy-free as well.)  

*Friedman’s Lunch (Many, many GF options for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Located in the historic Chelsea Market which, p.s., can get really busy, especially on weekends.) Take advantage of proximity to the High Line - get your food to go and enjoy it at one of the tables or chaise lounges along the newly expanded park!)

Union Square: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
L'Annam (Vietnamese. They have a sister site on 28th St, which - as far as I know - is NOT GF-friendly.)

*PIE (GF pizza. Delicious. Not available by the slice.)

Flex Mussels

Gramercy/Flatiron:

Bar Breton (Buckwheat galettes)

Blue Smoke (BBQ – with a jazz club one floor away!)

Eleven Madison Park (Offers GF diners a GF breadbasket with a selection of Everybody Eats artisanal breads)


Murray Hill: 
Hangawi (GF vegetarian Korean food. Separate GF menu.)
Bistango (Very GF-friendly Italian – and they now have GF cupcakes!)
*Chennai Garden (Indian restaurant where the majority of the menu is GF)
*Asia de Cuba (Special occasion place. Pricey and kind of a "scene".)
*Bloom's Kosher Deli (Old school deli, complete with pickle tray brought to table upon arrival! Fantastic place to go for a diner breakfast like the kind you enjoyed before gluten intolerance. Reasonable prices and generous portions.)  

Times Sq.:

Ruby Foo’s (Asian food. A limited GF menu with desserts by Foods by George. Have heard only good things about their food and ambiance.)

Midtown West: 
Liili 57 (Sister to Lilli and Loo. Asian food, including sushi and dumplings.)

Heartland Brewery (There are multiple Heartland locations in NYC, but this is currently the only site offering a GF menu.)

Nizza (Italian. Separate GF menu.)

Midtown East/UES:

*Lilli and Loo (GF Asian, including sushi!)

UES: 
Fratelli Pizza:  GF pizza and pasta in addition to their regular gluten-containing menu

Bar Italia (I hear from Delight Gluten Free Magazine that they have a GF Italian menu!)
*Lumi (High-end Italian)

Flex Mussels

Candle 79 (Vegan/GF)
Candle Cafe (Vegan/GF)

*Peters Restaurant (Upscale diner where most of the menu is GF)

Gobo (Vegan/GF)

UWS: 
Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 

Nussbaum & Wu (In Morningside Heights. Offers GF pizza.)
Café 82
*Nice Matin (Great spot. Beautiful interior, large outdoor seating area, and a staff that knows their GF stuff.)
Café Fiorello

Multiple locations:

Spice

5 Napkin Burger (One member of the NYC Celiac Meetup group reports that they have GF buns and a dedicated GF fryer. As always – be sure to inquire before ingesting!)

Brooklyn, Bedford Stuyvesant:
Bedford Hill Coffee Bar (Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats as well as their chocolate chip cookies.)

Brooklyn, Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens: 
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie (Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.)
Maybelle's Cafe (Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats)

Brooklyn, DUMBO: 
* Rice (One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.)

Brooklyn, Gowanus: 
*Everybody Eats (All-GF bakery, offering beautiful baguettes, bagels, challah, cookies, and more)

Brooklyn, Park Slope: 
Scottadino: Beautiful little Italian restaurant offering GF pasta. (Have you eaten there safely? I'd be curious to know.)
Ghenet:  Ethiopian food, with many dishes naturally gluten-free. While the injera bread they serve contains some wheat, with a few days notice, Ghenet will prepare the more traditional teff-only injera, which is GF.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie (Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.)
*The Gate (Bar serving Redbridge. A GREAT place to meet up with friends, as it's BYOF (bring your own FOOD!), i.e. you can all order/bring food in from elsewhere and enjoy the patio or old school indoor bar.)

*Bogota Latin Bistro (2 dedicated GF fryers and a newly expanded GF-friendly menu!)

*Sun in Bloom (All vegan, many GF menu items – all GF baked goods)
Luscious Foods (Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats)
Crespella (All savory crepes are gluten-free (made with chickpea flour), BUT they are made on the same griddle as gluten-containing sweet crepes. The staff says they clean it very well for GF customers. Fine for some, but not a risk I'd personally take.) Carries cookies from Everybody Eats.

Sheep Station (Carrying Everybody Eats buns for sandwiches and burgers)

V Spot (Vegan with some GF)
Juice Masters (Offers bagels, cookies, and sandwiches on rolls from Everybody Eats)

Brooklyn, Williamsburg: 
Fabiane's Cafe and Pastry Shop (egg dishes, sandwiches, salads, waffles, french toast, muffins, and AMAZING pastries) See details here.

Queens: 
King Yum (Asian dishes. Extensive GF menu.)
La Bottega: (Separate GF menu, including antipasti, soup, pasta, and more. All sites in Queens offer panini made on rolls from Everybody Eats)

NJ, Hoboken:

Con Sapore (GF pizza offered at mainstream pizzeria in Belmar, NJ)
Filipos

Anthony David’s

Pasta Truck

Bin 14

Basic Foods

Stax (GF pancakes)

Hoboken Farms

GF products/places to shop:
*GFree NYC (Of course! NYC’s first all GF store!)

Gluten-free Shoppe (Brooklyn)

Chains:

Pret a Manger (Some GF menu items, including select soups, salads, and sushi. Ask a manager for a list.)
PF Chang’s

Rosa Mexicano

Pizzeria Uno

California Pizza Kitchen

Bonefish Grill

Carabas Italian

Outback Steakhouse

TGIFriday’s

Le Pan Quotidian – (Have heard that they offer a GF quiche with an all buckwheat crust)

**Personally, I would not be able to eat at a number of the venues above, because I am so very sensitive to even small amounts of gluten. I am listing them anyway because I know there are people who are much less sensitive and would likely choose to dine at many of these eateries.

NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List

Below is the most recent NYC GF-Friendly Eatery List, arranged by neighborhood, borough, and state (there are some NJ businesses included). Listings are for places I have heard of - from businesses or diners - or eaten at myself. The venues with asterisks are places where I've personally eaten safely. (If you'd care to make similar notes and share, please do so in comments below!)

Please note: This is NOT a guaranteed safe list! Exercise your usual GF caution before dining, i.e. call ahead, ask about their processes, etc.**

This list is a work in progress. (I'll be updating it with new venues and hyperlinks along the way.) I hope it helps get you out in the world more often, enjoying safe social eating with the people in your life. So without further ado:

LES: 
L'Asso (Offering GF pizza and pasta.)

Beauty and Essex (Food allergy/intolerance-friendly. Meat and seafood-heavy dinner menu, including a raw bar.)
Emporio (Food allergy/intolerance- friendly. Offer GF pasta and pizza.)
*Babycakes (Vegan/Kosher/Soy-free/GF cupcakes, cookies, donuts, and more. A must-go when in NYC.)
For summer 2011: Babycakes will have a beach stand in the Rockaways, at 96th St.! Check their website for details.


Chinatown: 
Nom Wah (Offering GF dim sum! GF menu items are clearly marked.)
Buddha Bodhi (Vegan, kosher Chinese with some GF options.)

Nolita: 
Rubirosa: (Italian, including pasta, with a separate GF menu.)


West Village: 
Keste Pizza (Pizzeria offering GF pizza on Mondays and Tuesdays)

*Risotteria (Italian: risotto (of course), pizza, fantastic breadsticks, and baked goods. Their old-school black and white cookies are amazing; I have made the trip for those alone.)

Gustorganics (Organic. Clearly marked GF items on menus.)
Gobo (Vegan/GF)

SoHo:
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant with GF sushi and other GF items. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.

East Village: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 
Lula's Sweet Apothecary (Vegan frozen desserts with GF options.)
Heather's (SUPER gluten-free-friendly bar - both the owner and manager are GF! Check out the link for details on their GF offerings and statement.)

Pommes Frites (All French fries, all the time)

*Stogo (Vegan/GF ice cream + baked goods/sweets from Babycakes and other vegan/GF producers)

*Tu-Lu’s Bakery (All GF. Offering sweet and savory baked goods, as well as gorgeous panini on homemade bread.)

*S’mac (Mac ‘n cheese.)

*Rice (292 Elizabeth St.) (One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.)

Pala Pizza (Regular pizzeria offering GF options.)

Caracas (Arepas)

Sacred Chow (Vegan/Kosher)

Chelsea:
Bar Suzette: Creperie in Chelsea Market. All crepes can be made with a gluten-free batter upon request. (GF batter happens to be egg/dairy-free as well.)  

*Friedman’s Lunch (Many, many GF options for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Located in the historic Chelsea Market which, p.s., can get really busy, especially on weekends.) Take advantage of proximity to the High Line - get your food to go and enjoy it at one of the tables or chaise lounges along the newly expanded park!)

Union Square: 
Souen: (multiple locations with different menus) Macrobiotic restaurant. Menu is marked with items that can be prepared GF.
L'Annam (Vietnamese. They have a sister site on 28th St, which - as far as I know - is NOT GF-friendly.)

*PIE (GF pizza. Delicious. Not available by the slice.)

Flex Mussels

Gramercy/Flatiron:

Bar Breton (Buckwheat galettes)

Blue Smoke (BBQ – with a jazz club one floor away!)

Eleven Madison Park (Offers GF diners a GF breadbasket with a selection of Everybody Eats artisanal breads)


Murray Hill: 
Hangawi (GF vegetarian Korean food. Separate GF menu.)
Bistango (Very GF-friendly Italian – and they now have GF cupcakes!)
*Chennai Garden (Indian restaurant where the majority of the menu is GF)
*Asia de Cuba (Special occasion place. Pricey and kind of a "scene".)
*Bloom's Kosher Deli (Old school deli, complete with pickle tray brought to table upon arrival! Fantastic place to go for a diner breakfast like the kind you enjoyed before gluten intolerance. Reasonable prices and generous portions.)  

Times Sq.:

Ruby Foo’s (Asian food. A limited GF menu with desserts by Foods by George. Have heard only good things about their food and ambiance.)

Midtown West: 
Liili 57 (Sister to Lilli and Loo. Asian food, including sushi and dumplings.)

Heartland Brewery (There are multiple Heartland locations in NYC, but this is currently the only site offering a GF menu.)

Nizza (Italian. Separate GF menu.)

Midtown East/UES:

*Lilli and Loo (GF Asian, including sushi!)

UES: 
Fratelli Pizza:  GF pizza and pasta in addition to their regular gluten-containing menu

Bar Italia (I hear from Delight Gluten Free Magazine that they have a GF Italian menu!)
*Lumi (High-end Italian)

Flex Mussels

Candle 79 (Vegan/GF)
Candle Cafe (Vegan/GF)

*Peters Restaurant (Upscale diner where most of the menu is GF)

Gobo (Vegan/GF)

UWS: 
Hampton Chutney Company: Dosa and uttapa - GF chickpea batter crepes, filled with delicious things. 

Nussbaum & Wu (In Morningside Heights. Offers GF pizza.)
Café 82
*Nice Matin (Great spot. Beautiful interior, large outdoor seating area, and a staff that knows their GF stuff.)
Café Fiorello

Multiple locations:

Spice

5 Napkin Burger (One member of the NYC Celiac Meetup group reports that they have GF buns and a dedicated GF fryer. As always – be sure to inquire before ingesting!)

Brooklyn, Park Slope: 
Ghenet:  Ethiopian food, with many dishes naturally gluten-free. While the injera bread they serve contains some wheat, with a few days notice, Ghenet will prepare the more traditional teff-only injera, which is GF.
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie (Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.)
*The Gate (Bar serving Redbridge. A GREAT place to meet up with friends, as it's BYOF (bring your own FOOD!), i.e. you can all order/bring food in from elsewhere and enjoy the patio or old school indoor bar.)

*Bogota Latin Bistro (2 dedicated GF fryers and a newly expanded GF-friendly menu!)

*Sun in Bloom (All vegan, many GF menu items – all GF baked goods)
Luscious Foods (Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats)
Crespella (All savory crepes are gluten-free (made with chickpea flour), BUT they are made on the same griddle as gluten-containing sweet crepes. The staff says they clean it very well for GF customers. Fine for some, but not a risk I'd personally take.) Carries cookies from Everybody Eats.

Sheep Station (Carrying Everybody Eats buns for sandwiches and burgers)

V Spot (Vegan with some GF)
Juice Masters (Offers bagels, cookies, and sandwiches on rolls from Everybody Eats)


Brooklyn, Gowanus: 
*Everybody Eats (All-GF bakery, offering beautiful baguettes, bagels, challah, cookies, and more)


Brooklyn, DUMBO: 
* Rice (One of my very favorite places to eat in all of NYC! Ask for the separate GF menu.)


Brooklyn, Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens: 
Sweet Melissa's Patisserie (Ice cream and some GF baked goods. GF items are made in separate area of kitchen, i.e. not dedicated GF facility.)
Maybelle's Cafe (Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats)


Brooklyn, Bedford Stuyvesant:
Bedford Hill Coffee Bar (Offers sandwiches on deli rolls from Everybody Eats as well as their chocolate chip cookies.)


Queens: 
King Yum (Asian dishes. Extensive GF menu.)
La Bottega: (Separate GF menu, including antipasti, soup, pasta, and more. All sites in Queens offer panini made on rolls from Everybody Eats)

NJ, Hoboken:

Con Sapore (GF pizza offered at mainstream pizzeria in Belmar, NJ)
Filipos

Anthony David’s

Pasta Truck

Bin 14

Basic Foods

Stax (GF pancakes)

Hoboken Farms

GF products/places to shop:
*GFree NYC (Of course! NYC’s first all GF store!)

Gluten-free Shoppe (Brooklyn)

Chains:

Pret a Manger (Some GF menu items, including select soups, salads, and sushi. Ask a manager for a list.)
PF Chang’s

Rosa Mexicano

Pizzeria Uno

California Pizza Kitchen

Bonefish Grill

Carabas Italian

Outback Steakhouse

TGIFriday’s

Le Pan Quotidian – (Have heard that they offer a GF quiche with an all buckwheat crust)

**Personally, I would not be able to eat at a number of the venues above, because I am so very sensitive to even small amounts of gluten. I am listing them anyway because I know there are people who are much less sensitive and would likely choose to dine at many of these eateries.