Top 13 Gluten-Free Accommodating Spots to Enjoy in Lincoln Square, New York

Lucas Albornoz

Recommended place in Lincoln Square, a very pleasant dinner. Friendly service, nice atmosphere and excellent quality-price ratio. The oysters as a starter are a delicacy and the truffled gnocci are unmissable! There were also gluten-free options so we could all enjoy them equally.

Jo “Travellover567” PMB

The restaurant has an amazing location, it looks very chic and fancy. The waiter was super friendly and very attentive. They have gluten free options available here!!! The food was good too, but i don’t know if the high price was justified. There was nothing wrong with it, but also not so amazing that it’s worth paying 30$ for a salad, but on the other hand it’s nyc prices and an amazing location. Can only recommend

Laura Dicterow

Harrison and jay hooked us up! Even had gluten-free for us.

Kellye Statz-Simon

Really good food and great gluten free toast

O .M

Friendly service with delicious traditional French crepes! They have both the traditional batter and the gluten free buckwheat one as well for those that are gluten free. Lots of sweet and savoury options!

Tatum Masterson

I loved the service and the atmosphere here!! Such a happy place to sit down and enjoy a light meal. Great gluten free pastries and bread, coming from a fellow celiac. Tierney was awesome will definitely be coming back

Anne Singleton

Kelly was a fantastic host, gluten free pizza is exceptional!! Highly recommend

Courtney Williams

Grace Bizup

The food was excellent and the atmosphere was so cozy, but since dining here this experience hasn't sat right with me and I feel the need to bring it up to the restaurant and other people dining here. I told our survey that I had a gluten allergy and he was nice and accommodating, let us know what on the menu could be made gluten free and what couldn't. We ordered two appetizers and the mixed grill entree and the server let us know one piece of meat in the entree wasn't gluten free and he offered to bring it on a separate plate for my boyfriend. He then turned to me and said "what would you like instead, we could do chicken, filet mignon, fish, etc." implying he would sub that for the lamb that had gluten in it. I told him that whatever he recommends would be fine. Come to find out he added a $43 filet mignon entree to our ticket. Luckily my boyfriend realized what was going on and told me "he just upsold you a filet mignon" and we were able to remove it from the ticket, but the whole thing felt really scummy. The waiter's entire demeanor changed after I said "excuse me- when you said to add filet mignon was that an entirely separate entree?". He seemed sheepish and the rest of our dinner was just kind of awkward. For such a nice restaurant that isn't cheap, to feel like the staff is being dishonest and upselling two young customers like that was upsetting. We watched him talk rudely to an elderly couple sat next to us as well when their entree came at the same time as their appetizers. He rudely told them they should specify next time if they don't want the entree to come at the same time as the appetizer (I feel like that is something that wouldn't need to be specified??). The food was fabulous and the rest of the staff was genuinely lovely (there was a hostess who was so kind and made our night really special) so I think it is a problem with this specific server rather than the restaurant as a whole, but the whole thing was very shady and unsettling.

Mary Ellis

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