Top 50 Gluten-Free Spots to Discover in New Haven

Luke Rasmituth

Amazing food. If you’re gluten free, hit this place up. Workers were super nice 👍

Jonathan Santillo

Had a great meal at Marco Polo Pizzeria in New Haven! The gluten-free pizza was honestly one of the best I’ve had crispy, flavorful, and really satisfying. Also tried a gluten-free wrap and it was just as tasty. Super friendly staff and cozy vibe. I’ll definitely be back!

Hosanna Emily

Our entire family was so blessed by this pizza place during our visit in New Haven! Their pizza is delicious with great gluten-free options, and the service is very friendly and generous! We enjoyed the clean, outdoor seating (although they do have indoor as well), and it was good to see they deliver. Highly recommend! May the Lord bless you!

Heather Talledo

Friendly staff, delicious gluten free options, yummy food. Highly recommend!!!

Martha Gabel

Dorothy Bell

Kendra Weatherell

Wonderful meal, friendly staff & gluten free options available. Coffee was amazing!

Dena Phelps

Allen Kitchens

Hubert Armstrong

Beatrice Paternoster

Excellent desserts, even gluten free, and very courteous.

Carol Weil

Annette Smith

Elana Flecha

Beautiful establishment, attentive staff. Flavors of the meals are out of this world. I had a wonderful experience sitting at the bar. Will absolutely be back soon! Gluten free options. Greatly gifted chef. Drinks were SO tasty too! I got the tuna, got it as the chef recommended. My friend ordered the salmon. Was so good! Almond cake, get it if you can!

Jewel Okwuosa

5 star all around! Massaman chicken and the Saigon rolls, WOW, compliments to the chef!! I love that most items are gluten free. The flavor profile is out of this world and an explosion of flavor. The atmosphere is moody and romantic. Food came out in the blink of an eye and waitress let us enjoy our meals in peace (rare for the US). We WILL be back. My new favorite spot!

Elizabeth Egbert

Gordon Portillo

Elizabeth Baker

Excellent coffee and yummy breakfast! They accommodated my gluten allergies with no issue! If you’re staying at the Omni on Temple Street, this is by far a superior option to their 19th Floor breakfast at a fraction of the cost.

Kevin Davenport

Jose Damron

melody lehrman

We made reservations easily online the day before and pre signed the waivers ahead of time. Parked down the street and walked over. They had such cute stuff available for sale and individually packaged baked items for sale and a pretty elaborate drink menu. I loved the banana bread. My husband enjoyed and appreciated the baked gluten free items. Coffee was hot and good. When we walked over to the car area we all sanitized our hands before going in, which I appreciated, and then went in and there were 29 cats and each had a bio on the wall which was so interesting. Many cats were very playful, I saw one sleeping in a lap and another bring friendly trying to persuade a guest for some of their food. We played with toys. The hour went by so fast. We let the sleeping cats sleep. There was music, a clean restroom, and a lot of seating. Many chose to sit on the ground with the cats though. It was so nice and I hope they all get adopted. Adoption fees seemed reasonable considering all vaccines are included and being fixed is included. I highly recommend.

Jennifer Walker

Chris Fisch

We love the vegan/vegetarian deli inside this large and well-stocked health-food store. Turn left upon entering the store and find the deli with seating in a small alcove just past the cash registers. The hot-foods bar lists common allergens and sensitivity-causing ingredients, and there is a generous area of baked goods -- gluten-free and vegan too. This is a great place to enjoy a quick yet healthful meal at a reasonable price! Check their hours to avoid disappointment.

Judy Cooper

Billie Knight

Jonathan Steppe

Ashley Robertson

Glenda Davis

Brian Watkins

Michael Neely

Carrie

Rooftop was such a great experience. The bartenders are amazing. The food was to die for. I have a gluten allergy that was accommodated with such kindness. Highly recommend.

Raven von Kohler

Used to be one of my favorite coffee stops in new haven :( Im not sure if its due to the opening of the second location or the switched focus to being a brunch spot but this place has seriously gone downhill. This location is either overpopulated or understaffed. constantly a line out the door and staff ushering you to the full service dining area. Much less vegan/gluten free baked goods on rotation than they used to have. The coffee has fantastic potential as it is made with different GIV beans (a local roaster) that have both great blends and single origins. however due to the franticness of the staff, syrups in lattes remain unstirred, turkish coffee is much weaker than before, teabags stay in when you order tea and often break in your togo cup, and the espresso the last few times i got it had a strong metallic taste. The prices have gone up a lot (as has everywhere) but are now more in line with a midclass brunch spot than a coffee shop who has snacks and breakfast options. unfortunately the food isnt on par with the price and youre better off going to bellas across the way. (theyll both have lines out the door) truly sad as staff used to be so welcoming and the atmosphere and decor and couches make you want to stay all day! Would only go back to purchase whole beans sadly

Kevin Blind

Olympia Bordelon

Delicious vegan and gluten free options. Falafel is the best I’ve ever had. The fresh OJ is a must order. Havenly is absolutely amazing and I hope they can expand. An elegant casual restaurant, it’s the perfect place to meet friends and family or hang out with a book. Can’t wait to come back.

Joan Musson

Jeremy Edmunds

The familiar aromas of cumin, cardamom and clove greet you upon entering Sitar Restaurant in New Haven, where northern Indian cuisine has found a comfortable home amid contemporary décor. Exposed brick walls contrast with white pillars and ceiling, while caramel-toned chairs and navy upholstered booths create a modern yet inviting atmosphere. On a recent visit, the lamb vindaloo arrived in a traditional metal bowl, its reddish-brown sauce glistening under the restaurant's soft lighting. Each spoonful delivered the dish's signature heat, tempered by tender chunks of lamb and brightened with fresh cilantro. The accompanying basmati rice, adorned simply with carrot slivers and herbs, provided the necessary counterpoint to the robust curry. The garlic naan deserves special mention. Pulled from the tandoor at the precise moment, it arrives with the ideal balance of char and chew, its surface bubbled and glistening with a whisper of butter and garlic. Sitar's menu extends beyond these standards to include chicken tikka masala, lamb rogan josh and saag paneer, all prepared with an eye toward authenticity rather than adaptation. Vegetarian and gluten-free options appear throughout the offerings, reflecting a thoughtful consideration for diverse dietary needs. The service strikes that delicate balance between attentiveness and restraint. Water glasses remain filled, empty plates disappear promptly, and questions about spice levels receive honest answers rather than default reassurances. Some diners have noted occasional delays during peak hours, though the quality of the food generally compensates for any wait. Others praise the restaurant's delivery service, which reportedly arrives with food still steaming in secured packaging. Sitar operates daily during lunch and dinner hours, with a brief afternoon closure. Prices remain reasonable for the portion size, with most entrees allowing for tomorrow's lunch — a value proposition that, like the restaurant itself, satisfies without unnecessary flourish.

Jesse Kitchen

Jennifer Trotter

William Frantz

Erik Willits

Tina Whitehouse

Darrell Ward

Christine Butler

Helen Ambrose

Alejandro Bray

Jody Goodman

Devin Bird

Georgia Delvalle

Lynn Garrett

Charles Fortenberry