New York Gluten-Free Restaurants
New York has more dedicated gluten-free restaurants than any US city. From 100% GF bakeries in Brooklyn to celiac-safe fine dining in Manhattan, here's where to eat safely. Our team has hand-verified 63 celiac-safe spots with real ratings, menus, and directions.
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Crepe Master
$Japanese Harajuku-style 100% gluten-free crepe shop in the East Village, also serving vega…
East Village
Posh Pop Bakeshop
$$100% gluten-free Times Square bakery famous for cookies, cakes, cakepops, and tiramisu; sh…
Hells Kitchen
Nami Nori
$$West Village temaki bar serving open-style sushi hand rolls with gluten-free-friendly opti…
Greenwich Village
Modern Bread and Bagel
$$Kosher gluten-free bakery and cafe on the Upper West Side, famous for gluten-free bagels, …
Upper West Side
Tap NYC
$$100% gluten-free Brazilian cafe serving tapioca sandwiches, acai bowls, and pao de queijo.
Upper West Side
Kati Shop
$Fast-casual Thai curry rice-bowl shop near Herald Square with a 100% gluten-free and nut-f…
Hells Kitchen
Sushi Counter
$West Village sushi takeaway serving Australian-style rolls that are 100% gluten-free, incl…
West Village
By the Way Bakery
$$Kosher gluten-free and dairy-free bakery on the Upper East Side offering cakes, cookies, a…
Upper East Side
Springbone Kitchen
$$Nutrient-dense bone broth, bowls and salads — gluten-free friendly fast casual.
Greenwich Village
Kimbap Lab
$Dedicated gluten-free Korean comfort food counter inside Pearl River Mart at Chelsea Marke…
Chelsea
Senza Gluten
$$The first 100% gluten-free Italian restaurant in Greenwich Village, known for pasta, pizza…
Greenwich Village
Wild
$$Italian/New American restaurant in the West Village with a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, …
West Village
Bub's Bakery
$$Bub's Bakery — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Noho
Risotteria Melotti
$$100% gluten-free Italian restaurant in the East Village serving authentic Verona-style ris…
East Village
Senza Gluten By Jemiko Restaurant
$$$Senza Gluten By Jemiko Restaurant — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
Senza Gluten by Jemiko
$$100% gluten-free Italian restaurant in Hell's Kitchen by founder/chef Jemiko L. Solo, who …
Hells Kitchen
Impact Kitchen
$$Health-focused fast-casual from Toronto in NoMad: 100% gluten-free, no refined sugars, no …
Midtown
Agata & Valentina
$$Italian grocery with a gluten-free prepared foods kitchen on the Upper East Side.
Midtown
The Little Beet
$$Modern counter-serve offering cold-pressed juices plus veggie-focused, gluten-free fare an…
Midtown
Seed + Mill
$$100% gluten-free halva and tahini dessert shop in Chelsea Market.
Chelsea
TWENTYONEGRAINS
$$Dedicated gluten-free fast-casual counter inside Picnic Digital Food Hall in Times Square.…
Hells Kitchen
Serano's Italian
$$Gluten-free red-sauce Italian restaurant near Penn Station. Full Italian menu made gluten-…
Midtown
Friedman's Herald Square
$$Friedman's Herald Square — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
Lilli and Loo
$$Pan-Asian restaurant with a vast dedicated gluten-free menu — sushi, fried rice, noodles a…
Upper East Side
Friedman's Hell's Kitchen
$$Celiac-founded comfort food spot with GF fried chicken, pancakes and sandwiches.
Hells Kitchen
Nino's 46
$$Italian restaurant in Midtown with dedicated gluten-free pasta, pizza and desserts.
Hells Kitchen
COQODAQ
$$Korean fried chicken restaurant with gluten-free options in Flatiron.
Midtown
Don Antonio
$$Authentic Neapolitan pizza from the Starita family (Michelin Guide listed) with a traditio…
Midtown
Bistango
$$Italian restaurant with a dedicated gluten-free menu prepared in a separate kitchen.
Midtown
Friedman’s At The Edison
$$Friedman’s At The Edison — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Hells Kitchen
Schnipper's
$Counter-serve branch of the NYC chain in the General Electric Building offering burgers, s…
Midtown
PizzArte
$$Wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas and dishes served in a bi-level space adorned with contempora…
Midtown
Casa Louie
$$Italian square-pie pizza spot near Hudson Yards with gluten-free crust options.
Hells Kitchen
Butterdose
$Butterdose — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
East Village
Friedman's
$$Friedman's — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
Friedman's West
$$Friedman's West — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Upper West Side
Palma
$$$Palma — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Greenwich Village
Pommes Frites
$Belgian fries double-cooked in gluten-free oil with 30+ dipping sauces — celiac-safe.
Greenwich Village
Thai Villa
$$Upscale Thai restaurant with an extensive labeled gluten-free menu.
Union Square
Friedman’s
$$Friedman’s — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
Hold Fast Kitchen and Spirits
$$American gastropub in Hell's Kitchen with dedicated GF fryer and corn tortilla tacos.
Hells Kitchen
Handcraft Burgers and Brew
$$Gourmet smashed burger spot with gluten-free buns and dedicated fryer.
Midtown
Le Botaniste
$$Plant-based organic cafe with a 100% gluten-free menu — bowls, soups and raw desserts.
Upper East Side
Bareburger
$$Organic burger chain with gluten-free buns, dedicated fryer and many GF options.
Hells Kitchen
UT47 Kitchen & Bar
$$Uzbek-Mediterranean kitchen with a dedicated gluten-free menu and celiac-safe prep.
Hells Kitchen
OPTO
$$$Mediterranean restaurant in Flatiron with extensive gluten-free options.
Chelsea
Breakfast by Salt's Cure
$All-day breakfast spot in the West Village with GF pancakes and celiac-safe cooking.
West Village
Nizza
$$Italian-Mediterranean restaurant in Hell's Kitchen with gluten-free pasta and pizza.
Hells Kitchen
Cha Pa's Noodles and Grill
$Vietnamese restaurant in Midtown with gluten-free pho, noodles and grilled dishes.
Hells Kitchen
Cafe Eighty Two
$$Cafe Eighty Two — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Upper West Side
TLK- by Tigerlily Kitchen
$$TLK- by Tigerlily Kitchen — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
Noglu
$$Noglu — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Upper East Side
Ben's Fast Food
$Ben's Fast Food — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Hells Kitchen
Sensible Edibles Bakery
$$100% vegan and gluten-free bakery est. 1992 (formerly Sensible Edibles Gluten Free Bakery)…
Queens
Birria Landia
$Birria Landia — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Upper West Side
Nio's Shake
$$Dedicated gluten-free health food cafe serving organic protein supershakes, smoothies and …
Financial District
Align Coffee/Crepe Master
$$Dedicated gluten-free cafe doing Japanese Harajuku-style gluten-free crepes (sweet & savor…
Brooklyn
Everybody Eats
$$Everybody Eats — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
The Beer Garage
$$The Beer Garage — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Midtown
Lively Brooklyn
$$Lively Brooklyn — a gluten-free friendly spot in New York City.
Brooklyn
Sans Bakery
$Certified gluten-free bakery (opened its own GF-certified kitchen in LIC in 2017) making d…
Queens
Raaka Chocolate
$$Organic, vegan, gluten-free (also soy/dairy/nut-free) bean-to-bar chocolate factory making…
Brooklyn
The Gluten Free Shoppe
$$Gluten-free specialty market/shop in Borough Park, Brooklyn selling GF grocery items, bake…
Brooklyn
Why New York Is the Gluten-Free Capital of America
New York leads the nation in dedicated gluten-free dining. Unlike most cities where gluten-free options mean a salad or a bun-less burger, New York has 63 fully dedicated restaurants and bakeries on our list — kitchens that are 100% gluten-free, from flour to fryer. That means no cross-contamination risk, which is the #1 concern for people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
You'll find everything here: gluten-free breakfast spots serving pancakes and bagels, dedicated-GF pizza that rivals the best in Naples, Italian trattorias with gluten-free pasta and tiramisu, kosher bakeries, sushi counters that skip soy sauce entirely, and even 100% gluten-free sports bars. The city's density means neighborhoods like Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Midtown, Hell's Kitchen each have their own cluster of safe options.
Our team hand-verifies every listing — checking official websites, phone numbers, and customer reviews — so you can trust what you see. Every restaurant below includes its rating, price range, menu highlights, and a direct map link.
Best Gluten-Free Restaurants in New York by Neighborhood
Not sure where to start? Here's how the neighborhoods break down:
Is It Safe for Celiacs to Eat Out in New York?
Yes — and that's the whole point of this guide. Every restaurant on this page is either 100% dedicated gluten-free or has a dedicated gluten-free kitchen and fryer. We filter for places where celiac customers report eating safely, not just places that "offer GF options." Still, always tell your server about your condition — the best restaurants will walk you through their cross-contamination protocol.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there truly gluten-free restaurants in New York City?
Yes — New York has more dedicated gluten-free restaurants than any other US city. We've verified 63 on this page, ranging from 100% gluten-free bakeries and pizzerias to fully dedicated Italian and Asian kitchens.
What does "dedicated gluten-free" mean?
A dedicated gluten-free facility uses no wheat, barley, or rye anywhere in the kitchen — including flour, fryers, and prep surfaces. This eliminates cross-contamination, making it safe for people with celiac disease.
Which neighborhood in New York has the most gluten-free restaurants?
Midtown and Hell's Kitchen have the highest concentration, with 17+ verified spots each. Upper East Side, Midtown, and Hell's Kitchen are also strong choices.
Are there gluten-free pizza places in NYC?
Yes! Dedicated gluten-free pizza is easy to find. Check the gluten-free pizza in New York page for our hand-verified list of pizzerias with dedicated GF kitchens.
Do these restaurants have gluten-free bakeries too?
Absolutely — New York has some of the best gluten-free bakeries in the country. Browse the gluten-free bakeries page for bread, bagels, cakes, and pastries from 100% GF bakeries.
How are ratings and reviews collected?
Ratings come from Google and Yelp (live), and review counts reflect verified customer reviews. We add community reviews from gluten-free diners who have eaten at each restaurant.