Alexis

Move over, sweetgreen! (Or actually stay right where you are we appreciate you sometimes)

You’ve seen it before….$3 to get the gluten free bagel and it comes out with half the food of your buddy’s regular breakfast sandwich. These NYC places go above and beyond to ensure that isn’t the case.

If it was easy, everyone would do it

We’ve all been there. Hosting multiple people in your cramped apartment while trying to show off NYC’s best places. But where do you even start?!? Well, I have some ideas…..

Nothing hits harder than a menu specifying gluten free pasta, but you come to find out it’s only penne (boring, pairs horribly with half of all sauces). This is a non exhaustive list of places that have more to offer than that one gluten free box of penne in the back of their kitchen

We all know it…that one place that offers gluten free pizza, and when you take a bite, you can immediately identify that it’s the frozen saltine cracker crust shipped from whatever company somehow still does business in the GF pizza world (I mean seriously? Their crust is so bad you would think they would have reformulated by now). Here’s a list of places that will give you a decent pie , because apparently getting gluten free pizza by the slice just isn’t an option

Kourtney Kardashian is doing it, Jessica Alba is doing it, heck, even your mom’s best friend is suddenly following a gluten free diet. Maybe it’s for health reasons or because you have no choice, but either way it will not impede your experience at this ever-so-hyped NYC spot ( if you manage to land a reservation of course). Here’s what to get: -Calamari, Prosciutto, Pancetta, Carpaccio, Octopus, Beets, Eggplant & zucchini, Prosciutto, Pancetta, YES the spicy rigatoni, & any other pasta too, Chopped salad, Bass, Shrimp scampi, Lobster diavolo,Dover, Salmon, Branzino, Veal Marsala, Chicken scarpariello, Pork chop, Ribeye, Ribs, Porterhouse, Lamb chop, Broccoli rabe (modified), Potato Louie, Funghi trifolate, Artichoke, Sorbet