Top 8 Gluten-Free Dining Spots to Enjoy in Commack

James Manikas

For those of u gluten free they do the best lettuce wrap! Food is always fresh and testy. Big fan!

Anthony Sprouse

Rhoderick Blasco

This review is for takeout, never eaten in the restaurant or can comment on the atmosphere. Was really excited to try this place as they had a gluten free pita and a family member has celiacs. Unfortunately we were really disappointed. First off we ordered gyro and a lamb platter, an app and a salad (100$+ worth of food) and we didn’t get a single tzatziki? Second the lamb kebab we specified medium rare and it was completely well done and tough. The GF pita (pictured) we were excited to try was $3.50 and was only ONE cold pita?! Not grilled or anything or attempted to be flavored in anyway. It tasted like stale body of christ from church, oh lord. The regular pita too, was also stale. Lastly the place is quite pricey at $30 a plate basically, 24$ for a gyro. Also, the spicy feta which I usually love tasted more like red pepper hummus, barely a feta taste? Just very odd. I usually give restaurants a second chance but I think we are just going to stick to our other greek usuals and buy gf bread from the grocery instead. Kind of feel like an unfortunate wasted 100$.

Bethany Wilson

Had a serious craving for Chinese food, but if you have celiac, your options are crazy limited. I found myself at Mogu ordered spicy bang bang fried rice with chicken. Totally accommodating on the allergy. I got in my car and noticed there was no chicken, but the rice was amazing. Went back inside to see if I could just deal with the fried rice as is then they offered to remake the whole thing. Reluctant to give up the fried rice and deal with it, they remade it with the chicken and it tastes even better, and told me to keep the other fried rice. While I like free food, I was willing just to eat the rice as is 😂 Will totally be back once I eat both of these vats of rice. Thank you to the staff!

Amy C

We just ordered Mema’s for a Christmas party and were so impressed with the taste and quality of the food. Many attendees were gluten free (myself included) and I was nervous that they wouldn’t be able to accommodate however, the owner made sure that every dish was made gluten free for us all to enjoy! Our favorite was the flounder. Although fried, it was light, flaky and not the least bit over cooked. I will definitely be ordering again!! Great job Mema’s!!!

Ash C.

Let me start with the good. I have celiac disease, so fast food is not something I can usually enjoy. That's part of what makes Five Guys so nice for me---everything is completely safe, and it's great food as well. But as of recently, the prices have just gotten completely out of hand. I get meals here fairly regularly, and over the past 8 months or so I've watched the prices of everything steadily rise to unreasonable levels. What was my (already expensive) $21 meal last year is now $26, for the exact same stuff. $12 for a cheeseburger is just ridiculous. It makes absolutely no sense, and I only wish I had any better options due to my allergy. Yeah, I can just not eat fast food, but sometimes that craving is just there.

Stacey BB

Small place, great owners. Fresh. Excellent sushi. Authentic Japanese dishes. Best Ayce in the area and even if you took out. It's one of the best places in this area and worth the trip !!! Gluten free friendly

Liv Bart

Everytime I have been here, the staff has been courteous, clean and nice. The food quality is always top notch. I love that everything except the flour tortilla is Gluten-free and they have great vegan options!