Famous for its Colombian-style empanadas, this spot offers a variety of flavors and freshly made sweet treats that keep people coming back for more.
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A M
Fantastic empanadas. Highly recommend– especially the mango pork!! The sauce they come with is amazing. And everything is gluten free, so it is safe for anyone with gluten intolerance or celiac.
Known for its awesome atmosphere, this West Village gem delivers incredible dishes and fabulous cocktails that keep diners coming back for more.
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Katie Carroll
Strong vibes, every dish was incredible. The halibut (and mushroom tartare, short rib) , no notes, so good. Majority of the menu is gluten free. Wish I could dine here nightly
Really enjoyed this unassuming Italian. We had a Caesar salad and sausage pizza (one was gluten free). Hit the spot. Not loud inside so we could hear a normal conversation. Non alcohol beer too! Other entrees looked great. We will be back!
Brunetti Pizza West Village, 626 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, USA
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Charming backyard garden, satisfying beer selection, and top-notch wood-fired pizza make for a delightful NYC experience.
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Noah Henyon
The gluten-free thin crust pizza with arugula and artichokes, and mushrooms, and garlic, is among the best pizzas I have had after trying many of the most famous NY and Neapolitan restaurants and pizzerias in NYC. It is crispy, flavorful, fresh, and very quick to order from the hot wood burning oven in the true Neapolitan style.
A beloved locale serving the crispiest crusts in NYC, boasting passionate fans that appreciate its traditional Naples-style offerings.
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Josephine Noble
This place is a paradise for people with celiac disease. They clearly label gluten-free items and provide helpful advice about the limitations of gluten-free options in a small pizza oven. The gluten-free pizza was absolutely amazing and I didn't experience any negative reactions. They also sell the dough, but they do warn that it can be tricky to cook and has a short shelf life of 24 hours. The staff was incredibly attentive and helpful, making this a 5-star review. PS. Check out the picture of our order and see if you can guess which one is gluten-free!
The service here for a NYC restaurant was excellent. We tried a gluten free crust, which wasn’t the best, but still decent. Good prices for NY standards.
Aussie-style café in West Village with specialty coffee, a short but reliable menu, and disclosed ingredients for various diets.
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Clarissa Schwendeman
Super cute spot in the city! We enjoyed a relaxing and delicious breakfast outside. There were several tables available inside and outside for dine-in, and the line was out the door the entire time we were there, but it moved fast. Unique menu and gluten-free options available!
Balaboosta remains one of my boyfriend’s favorite hidden gems in the city. The atmosphere is quaint and romantic, with tranquil tones, candle light, and glass elements everywhere you look! We almost never have an issue getting a reservation, which makes us frequent diners.
On our last visit, we were treated with such immediate warmth and hospitality by our server, Mykel. The cocktails are artfully crafted and beautifully presented - I went for the Pollyanna and loved it.
Of course, we had to start with hummus served along a side of warm pita, and requested pickled vegetables as a gluten free accommodation. So delicious and creamy!
For our mains, my boyfriend tried the Beef Kabob this time with a side of crispy potatoes and I ordered the Brick Chicken. I asked for extra greens instead of couscous and it was no issue and warmly received. The food was absolutely delicious and flavorful, as always.
This restaurant is such a lovely spot, and treasured for a last minute date night option. I’m told that the whipped feta is out of this world, so that’ll be on the list for next time. Can’t wait to be back!
Planned a 15 person dinner at Jack & Charlie’s - went off without a hitch. Accommodating of dietary restrictions (gluten free, vegetarian). Great cocktails and atmosphere
I always have a great experience at Sushi Katsuei. The service is wonderful and the prices are reasonable for Omakase near the West Village. As someone who is gluten-free, I have always had trouble finding sushi that caters to my needs. Sushi Katsuei not only accommodates me but goes above and beyond by offering gluten-free soy sauce and alternative options. It's my go-to spot for date night!
A charming spot with a vibrant atmosphere and well-seasoned dishes, though prices reflect its New York City charm.
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Austin Hersh
Short version: save your money and time, go to another Italian spot. The service was not kind and the food left a lot to be desired.
Long version: We visited on a Monday night and had the option of being sat immediately outside (which by the way, their outdoor seating is not heated) or at table tucked in the corner of the restaurant. They have beautiful open windows and asked if it would be possible to sit there, they said yes but it would come with an hour and 45 minute wait. We didn't mind since that gave us some time to explore and having limited time in the city we really wanted to sit there. We patiently waited for the text that our table was ready and when we arrived we were sat at a table next to the bar. My wife and I on 2 separate occasions reminded the host that we just waited almost 2 hours specifically to be sat next to the window as we looked at an open table next to the window. Both instances with the hosts did not resolve the situation with the 2nd time resulting the host rudely saying well you can go back on the wait-list. We decided to give the food try since we just WAITED 2 HOURS for a table we could have received immediately. We ordered the cacio pepe and meatballs (which also, by the waythey don't have gluten free pasta). The cacio pepe lacked flavor and had too much oil on it. As for the meatballs, honestly any chain restaurant (insert Olive Garden, Maggianos, etc) has better meatballs for half the price. Back to the service, the waitress never checked on us once the food was delivered and a buser physically picked up my wife's food when she went to the restroom until I told him she wasn't done yet (there was still 1/4 of the meal left). The best decision of the whole dinner was passing on getting dessert here and going to Boucherie to sample desserts. To be honest, I'm blown away this place even has 4.4 stars. Save your time and money and try somewhere else.
Chic atmosphere, amazing cocktails, and memorable shared dishes make this spot perfect for celebrations or a stylish night out.
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Alexandra Margarita
Came for dinner on Monday night, celebrating two birthdays so we started at the cocktail bar then to a large table in the back room. By the end of the night we tried different cocktails and they were all amazing. The food was excellent, my favorites were the branzino crusted in salt, risotto of the day with mushrooms and lobster, and pasta with king crab and truffles. They asked up front if anyone has an allergy or food preference, I have celiac so I appreciated it. We ordered everything as sharing for the table so they brought second plates gluten free for some of us. I highly recommend Alice for a chic dinner. Their hospitality and service is impeccable. Grazie mille!
Expect unique baked goodies that play with flavors and textures, all in a chic, rustic setting with bike access right outside.
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Noah Henyon
- 5/24/2023, Wed: , I strongly recommend the seasonal raspberry flower croissant and pistachio filled tea cake, pictured below.
1/22/2023, Sunday:
- I tried a few of their baked goods at the Meatpacking location on Washington St between Gansevoort & Horatio in NYC, and they were all of decent quality and creative beyond standard plain and chocolate croissants. I liked the Pain d'espices which had a gluten-free whole grain buckwheat flour, and flavor from the spices and ginger. The chocolate orange oatmeal cookie was a bit sweet, but was still a hearty dessert with oatmeal and an interesting dark chocolate/orange flavor. There is also a citibike dock right outside the store, and nice decor inside with solid rustic woods with upholstered furniture and directional lighting.
- 1/28/2023, Sat:
- I tried chocolate hazelnut flan and chocolate pistachio croissant. The hazelnut was a butter/paste, and the pistachios were finely chopped / crushed adding a fine decoration & texture.
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