Top 12 Gluten-Free Cocktail Bars to Experience in New York's Financial District

Aditi J

One of the best GF pizzas I’ve ever had! Couldn’t believe it was GF

Janine Pickwick

Excellent food. However, not safe for Celiacs. Delicious Margaritas!

Mariella Zuta La Rosa

I’m really happy with my experience at Trinity Place! The staff was very attentive and knowledgeable about gluten-free options. They even have a separate gluten-free menu with a great variety of starters and main dishes. I had the tuna tartare and the salmon — both were absolutely delicious! They come with gluten-free bread, but can also be served with regular bread on the side for those who don’t need to eat gluten-free. For the main course, I had the duck risotto, which was spectacular. They also offer gluten-free drinks like beer. Everything was incredibly tasty, and best of all, my stomach felt great afterwards!

Jesisy Herion

Dropped in to get a walk-in table and was ignored at the door for 20 min. Tried to make a reservation here and they never picked up the phone. Finally got the host's attention and when I asked if I could have the set menu made gluten free he said (real quote) "you're making things very difficult" and told me I'd have to eat the menu as is. Dude, what?

gemma bennett

Fantastic restaurant find while on holiday in New York. The menu has lots of variety and has great gluten free options also. The portion sizes were also great value. Deserts were also delicious. It’s a 2 minute walk from the charging bull statue and very close to the boat terminal to see the Statue of Liberty. Highly recommend.

Daniel Möller

Great location with a fantastic view of the city from the 60th floor. Excellent food and extensive wine list. One can believe that the relatively cheap Portuguese wine was supposedly sold out at lunch on the day of our visit, but it can also be seen as an upselling of an expensive wine. Gluten free options were clearly communicated and recommended. The service was otherwise attentive and friendly, but the fact that despite a tip of over $70 (approx. 10%) you had to leave without thanks or goodbye gave the evening a somewhat unpleasant turn. Unfortunately, the impression remains that at least our waiter is only friendly as long as he expects a large tip from it.

Michael Gorelik

Great place, ate with kids, though no kids dishes, the variety is great and pricing is reasonable Gluten free is great

Gary Kadi

Pure Italy in NYC. The best Gluten free pasta I have ever had— the creamy mushroom truffle suace is a must.

Kate Riddle

Lots of gluten free options and separate GF bread to start

Rebecca Beil

Delicious and easily accommodated gluten free

Amy Garabedian

Visiting a friend in NY and had a great burger and fun cocktails with attentive service here. Live music on a Saturday night, too. Not too many gluten free options, but the Broadstone burger without the bun was delicious.

Bridgette Bethea

This Alamo is not kid-friendly or Celiac-friendly. I went to see Wicked with my two daughters, 8 and 5 and some friends (4 of which were also kids, so 6 kids total). The manager this evening, Sebastian S., came to my row and aggressively told us to keep our children quiet as they were whispering their orders to us. His voice was much louder than theirs and he blocked the view of the person next to me as he said this. I was taken aback and before I had time to process the unnecessary aggression in his tone he returned to ask if our kids had their own seats. This was well into the movie, maybe the last 30 minutes. The movie theatre checks your tickets before taking your first order. Of course they have seats. He was escalating a situation that didn’t exist. As of late, as someone with celiac disease, I am trying to avoid this place because they don’t have safe practices to avoid cross-contact and often misplace orders or send out the incorrect orders. Now, I will avoid it because this manager has left a very sour impression upon me.