Top 13 Gluten-Free Delivery Spots to Enjoy in Downtown Brooklyn

Katie Kwok

Gluten free & always delicious 🤤

Pauly Tenderfoot

Don’t even think about it. Unless you are seeking revenge on someone, in which case you should recommend they order delivery from this place. Found this place as “(Expletive) Gluten” on DoorDash. I figured out that the business behind that name was moonbowls, and chose to order directly from them so they’d hopefully get more money. The first two times I ordered from them were kinda rough: Food tasted OK, portions were quite small, and orders were 30 minutes late. I was foolish enough to order a third time. When the order was 15 minutes late I checked their app and saw that the food hadn’t been picked up. I texted their “concierge” service, which assured me that the food was just waiting to be picked up. 30 minutes later I texted again. Silence. Tried to call, but their phone number is just a complicated menu where all options lead you back to texting them. At the 2-hour mark I texted then again, only to learn that the order still hadn’t been picked up. They tried to shift blame, saying that they made the food on time but that their “delivery partner” (read: Uber Eats) was at fault. Whatever. I cut my losses and took the refund. Will never get that 2 hours back. You’ve been warned.

Megan Lang

Great service and fantastic pizza! I also tried my husband’s gluten free pizza and it was one of the best I’ve ever tried. I would honestly have been happy to share with him which never happens! Would absolutely recommend Piz-zetta 10/10

eliza ford

Had the gluten free pizza. Very good

Erik Webb

Lunch hour was busy and we waited 25 minutes for our food. It was a mess of people waiting for their order and people trying to find the line to place an order. That said, the gluten-free hamburger (+$1) was really good, one of the best I’ve had anywhere. Good food but surprisingly slow service.

Lisa K

Super great to have a restaurant with clear gluten free labels, and to have certainty its allergen free. The food was ok, and could use a little more flavors. Portion sizes are large and it hit the spot for feeling full and satisfied, and still had leftovers.

Stepha

This is the best... I mean BEST Spanish vegan food in nyc! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! They even have some gluten free options. The sancocho is the closes I've had to my mommies and I'm comparing it to a colombian traditional sancocho. Staff is super nice and accommodating. So far been here twice

sorteria

The "Chicken tenders" are really chicken nuggets. While they are good and gluten-free, they are definitely NOT chicken tenders as they have listed on their menu. There is a BIG difference between Chicken Tenders and chicken nuggets. These are definitely nuggets.

Federico Cutroni

Great selection of gluten free options

Amie Krueger

GLUTEN FREE GOODNESS!! These Shrimp Dumplings are to die for…. Before this I have not been able to have dumpling and with GF sauce in ages. So YUMMY 😋

Emily Giel

I have celiac, and according to the person all but one arepa on the menu is gluten free. He didn’t seem super confident so I was a bit nervous, but I didn’t get sick! I would love if they labeled allergens/gluten free items on the menu to help diners with allergies feel more confident eating there (and to attract more gluten free customers!) I got a steak and cheese arepa and it was delicious and one was super filling! Great to have a solid gluten free option in DeKalb Market.

Megan Adamson-Jackes

If you're parched and/or anywhere remotely near dumbo, get yourself to Randolph. The food is really good and they have great vegan options (cauliflower wings with vegan ranch! 🤯), but your burger-loving friends will be happy too (i.e. good for a mixed crowd). Veg and gluten free stuff is all marked on the menu (can every place do that?). The bartenders and servers are also super nice--none of that frantic and agro Manhattan bar scene energy, even on the weekends. Bonus: shuffleboard table!

Hilary H Brown

Amazing food! Was able to accommodate my gluten allergy