My daughter, Sarah, has a gluten allergy so, naturally, I’m alway interested in finding restaurants that have gluten free dining options in NYC. Please let us know if you have any suggestions.
The magazine, Living Without, had a great article listing many eateries in NYC that are sensitive to Gluten allergies.
Here are some of them:
Pizza Places include- L’Asso, Uno Chicago Grill, Slice, Pie, and Pala.
Pan Asian: Lilli and Loo-792 Lexington Ave at 61st street
NY Deli: Friedman’s Lunch-75 Ninth Ave at 15th st.
Barbeque: Blue Smoke at 116 E. 27th btween Lexington & Park
Italian: Mario Batali’s Otto-One 5th Ave at 8th Street
Click here for more from Living Without
Travel Gal Kim Swidler 
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If you go to PF Changs anywhere, they have a phenomenal GF menu!
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Thanks Jaci!
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I love helping people with the gluten-free travel plans in NYC so I put together this interactive map. It includes restaurants and bars that serve gluten-free food, bakeries, and markets. Hope this helps!
http://glutenfreefun.blogspot.com/2010/11/gluten-free-new-york-city-map.html
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A website I launched almost three years ago, called GlutenFreeTravelSite ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com ) enables visitors to search our huge database of gluten-free dining and travel reviews by location and map the results. Click on the Start Search button on this page ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com/search.php ) to search by city/zip code and map the results. Just enter New York City in the Search Box, and you’ll get a map with a corresponding list of restaurants that have been reviewed for “gluten-free-friendliness” by users of our site. Click on any restaurant on the list to highlight its location on the map and link to the review. We also just launched a FREE mobile version of our site that’s automatically accessible when entering our site’s URL into any iPhone, Blackberry, or Android-based smart phone. Please let me know if you have any questions. You should find A LOT of new and “safe” restaurant possibilities in NYC — and elsewhere!
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