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**NYC**
Check out the web site of the Westchester Celiac Group: www.glutenfreerestaurants.org/
They have done an excellent job of educating restaurants which have gf selections.
There is a nice GF restaurant program: FRAP. To see the list of these restaurant, go to the Delphi CD Support Group: http://forums.delphiforums.com/celiac/start. You have to loggin but it is free. Once there, go to these messages from Chris, which is one of FRAP founder: http://forums.delphiforums.com/celiac/messages?msg=42958.14
You can ask her any questions in the forum.
http://www.glutenfreeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=5030&view=findpost&p=29332
http://www.celiacchicks.com (be sure to look back at all their old posts)
http://www.glutenfreerestaurants.org/geo_state.php?state=NY
There is a comprehensive listing of GF places to eat and shop at www.sillyYak.com. Click the GF/NY button.
Artisanal Fromagerie & Bistro
2 Park Ave., cross street 32nd St. 10016
212-725-8585
Reservations recommended. Cheeses a specialty, French Bistro fare. $31 to $40.
Asia de Cuba
Owners: China Grill Management, Head Chef: Bradley Day
Address: 237 Madison Avenue (At 37th Street), New York, New York 10016
Phone: (212) 726-7755
Cuisine: Asian/Latin Fusion
Asia de Cuba's unique sharing menu features an innovative fusion of Asian and Latin
cuisine. Be sure to ask for the special GF menu.
Belgian French fry place (Pommes Frites)
East Village, right around 7th St. and 2nd Ave.
They only sell French Fries - but be careful with the sauces.
Bistango (GFRAP)
415 3rd St. (at 29th & 3rd Ave., 10016)
212-725-8484
Owner Anthony makes you feel very safe. Italian restaurant recommended for its great food wonderful ambiance, friendly staff and great value. They offer a variety of appetizers, salads,
chicken dishes, and seafood that can all be prepared GF. He can coordinate with happyhappyhappy for GF desserts (not sure if you have to call ahead for that).
Bloom's Delicatessen Cafe, (GFRAP)
350 Lexington Ave. (corner of 40th St.) 10016
Diner style menu. Has a GF menu including amazing GF French Fries. Has both great deli and dinner foods. GF Rest. Awareness Program
Brazil Grill
787 8th Ave. 10019
212-307-9449
and 102 MacDougal St. 10012
212-777-7637
Brazilian restaurant near the theatre district. "Friendly, fun, casual, very good food."
Brio Ristorante
786 Lexington Ave, NYC
212-980-2300
Executive Chef Massimo Carbone
Creations made with gluten free, wheat free Scotti Rice Pasta all'Italiana.
Candle 79, (GFRAP)
154 E. 79 St.
212-537-7179
Upscale vegan venue. Near Madison Ave. shopping
Coast (GFRAP)
110 Liberty St. at Church St. near Ground Zero
From The Washington Post (4/05): Office workers consider it the takeout restaurant of choice, but there's also sit-down service at stools overlooking the kitchen and in a long narrow dining room....Most customers come for the fish, supplied by Coast owner Eric Tevrow's Early Morning Seafood company, and it's easy to see why, as we were tempted by the lobster
roll, New England clam chowder and the oysters." Yup, you can get gf clam chowder at Coast.
Coast is a NYC fish house and gourmet market serving fresh grilled seafood and American
comfort foods, and a Raw Bar. A large portion of the menu is GF, from the clam chowder to the fresh grilled market fish. Be sure to save room for the creamy cheese cake!
The Delta Grill
9th Ave. & 48th St.
212-956-0934
Cajun bar-restaurant. "I've eaten there several times this year and received good service. I generally ordered their blackened foods - and they brought out the seasoning mix containers so I could inspect the list of ingredients."
Gobo
401 Ave. of the Americas 10014
212-255-3242
Upscale Asian vegetarian dining rooted in Buddhist philosophy.
Guastavinos
409 E. 59th St. (Between 1st & York Ave.)
212-980-2455
Right under the Queensborough bridge (around 59th & 1st.)
Hampton Chutney Company (in Soho - see the Celiac Chicks site for a review)
68 Prince St. (between Crosby and Lafayette)
212-226-9996
They make these rice flour based dosas (like a wrap).
Jekyl and Hyde Restaurant
right around 57th and 6th Ave.
"Theme restaurant with characters that walk around with Frankenstein theme.
Fun for kids - had a hamburger with potato chips."
Josie's Restaurant and Juice Bar
300 Amsterdam Ave. at 74th St. 10023
212-769-1212
"A health-food type place (not vegetarian, but free range, organic, etc.) They have lists for the waiters to check for GF status. Eaten there several times and always delicious and never got sick. Open for lunch."
Lumi Restaurant (GFRAP)
Owner: Lumi Devine, Head Chef: Daniel Catara
963 Lexington Ave. (at 70th St.).
New York, NY 10021
Phone: 212-570-2335
North Square
103 Waverly Place, 10011
212-254-1200
On the northwest corner of Washington Square Hotel
"Food was elegant and delicious."
O'Lunney's Times Square Pub
151 W. 46th St. 10036
212-840-6688
Peters' Gourmet Diner/Restaurant (GFRAP)
1606 1st Ave. (between 83rd & 84th), New York, New York 10028
212- 734-9600
Peters' is unique as a gourmet diner. Their menu is crafted to please customers with
low-fat, low-calorie and gluten-free requirements. Customers will enjoy GF specialties like pancakes and waffles for breakfast, a large selection of sandwiches and salads for lunch, and a complete dinner menu that includes burgers from beef, salmon, turkey and ostrich. The sandwiches and burgers are available on GF bread. There is also outside dining in warmer weather.
Pure Food and Wine
54 Irving Place, 10003, East Village
212-477-1010.
"Entire menu is GF" Upscale raw vegan menu.
Risotteria (GFRAP)(w/GF Bard's Tale Ale Beer)
MANY recommendations.
270 Bleecker St. 10014 - take a cab otherwise its a walk
212-924-6664
In the West village
"Heard it is 'great'. You must try the gf pizza. Also have gf pannini, cookies, risotto, & other stuff. Very low key, casual place, but great, great food."
Riverdale Gardens (Bronx)
Expensive - worth every penny. Ask to speak to the manager to convey to the chef your request for assistance in selecting GF options from their menu.
http://www.theriverdalegarden.com/menus/menu.htm
Ruby Foo's
1626 Broadway 10036
212-489-5600
2182 Broadway 10024
212-724-6700
Chef's mother has celiac. . . .have Pad-Thai there often."
Rocking Horse Cafe
182 8th Ave., between 18th & 20th.
". . have been told it's best to call ahead in the afternoon so they know you're coming".
Bakeries: Happy Happy Happy (Allen St., Brooklyn) - sells only GF and dairy free baked treats - "a big treat!"
Groceries: Whole Foods Markets in Manhattan (Union Sq/14th St., Boadway and 59th in basement of Time-Warner building - "amazing") "Have a really good salad/food bar and eating area."
Fairway Market
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