Small, narrow space fills quickly, creating a crowded, humid atmosphere with limited seating indoors and a small patio outdoors. Pizza stands out as the best in Manhattan, drawing a lively crowd despite the tight quarters. Attention to gluten-free protocols adds a thoughtful touch to the busy vibe.
Gluten-free pizzas come with separate pans and an individually wrapped pizza cutter for safety. Options include a Grandma-style pizza with fresh garlic, tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil, all at a low price for the quality.
Prices stay quite affordable for Manhattan, making it easy to grab a quick, tasty slice without spending much. The combination of affordable prices and good service stands out here.
"I thought the pizza here was delicious and perfectly baked."
"I thought the pasta was amazing, especially the rich sauce."
"I thought the prices were super affordable."
Good to know
The restaurant is open all night.
They deliver after midnight.
The location is a good spot near lots of subway stops and Bryant Park.
Space blends art deco and botanical-inspired design with bright natural light creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Seating is ample with a secret back area adding privacy. Energy feels like visiting friends, with thoughtful details and organic, plant-based menu options.
Dedicated to gluten-free and vegan options, this eatery suits people with Celiac disease well.
Prices stay consistently affordable while offering healthy and delicious food options. The atmosphere matches the value with a clean and beautiful setting.
Good to know
The entire menu is 100% plant-based, dairy-free, and gluten-free.
Expect a 20% service charge automatically added to takeout orders.
The establishment avoids single-use plates and silverware for dine-in.
Restaurant combines cozy, trendy atmosphere with Australian flair and a rooftop offering Empire State Building views. Music ranges from classical playlists to live DJs, creating a warm and intimate vibe. Seating options include outdoor, bar, lounge, dining area, and private room.
Many gluten-free options are available, including fried squid and fish and chips. Gluten-free bread also stands out as very good.
Offers affordable options with daily specials like $20 chicken parmesan and a drink on Tuesdays. Presents a bougie atmosphere while keeping prices reasonable.
Good to know
Wine Wednesday means half price bottles all night long.
Happy hour is available every day of the week.
Daily specials include $20 chicken parm with a drink on Tuesdays.
Small, cozy Italian restaurant with gluten-free menu and outdoor seating featuring heat lamps. Atmosphere is cozy and elegant with lounge music that enhances the vibe. Tables are close together inside, creating an intimate but cramped setting.
An entire menu offers gluten-free appetizers, main dishes, and alcohol. Gluten-free pizza and pasta stand out with extensive topping options and delicious gnocchi.
Meals like the Truffle and Porcini Pizza and Cacio e Pepe come at affordable prices. A bottle of Prosecco costs around $24, adding to the overall budget-friendly experience.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a bottomless brunch special on weekends.
Wine Wednesday features select bottles for only $24.
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially on weekends.
Small space with wrap-around barstools offers views of the street and people walking by. Atmosphere blends 1920s Shanghai film vibe with jazz music and exposed brick featuring Mandarin newspaper articles. Energy feels clean and vintage, providing a calm spot away from busy city areas.
Gluten-free options include sweet potato and rice noodles with good taste and texture. Choices cover rice or potato noodles alongside traditional hand-pulled noodles for soup or stir-fry.
Dishes like the cumin stir fry and dapan zhu offer balanced flavors at affordable prices. Noodles come warm, hearty, and cost between $10 and $20, making the selection both fresh and budget-friendly.
Good to know
The restaurant offers gluten-free noodles and customizable spice levels.
Portion sizes are large, making it ideal for sharing or a big appetite.
Prices are reasonable, providing good value for the portion sizes.
Hamburger restaurant with butcher shop decor and an open layout featuring large windows for people watching. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and cozy during dinner to loud and busy near Times Square. Outdoor terrace seating with heaters adds a comfortable option for cooler weather.
Gluten-free options include a dedicated fryer and gluten-free buns. The gluten-free burger and patty mount taste good and feel safe for gluten-sensitive diets.
Quality food comes with affordable prices here, which is rare for Midtown. Happy hour offers affordable beers that add value to the experience.
Good to know
Booking a reservation is recommended to avoid a wait.
Five Napkin has 2 Happy Hours most days: M-F from 3-6 and S-Th 9-close.
Going during Happy Hour makes the food much cheaper.
Bagel shop with spacious, clean interior and window seating offers a quiet atmosphere ideal for relaxing. Thick, chewy bagels come with homemade cream cheese and generous portions. Gluten-free options taste authentic but are not safe for strict gluten-free diets due to shared preparation.
Gluten-free bagels here have a crisp exterior and soft interior that closely mimic regular bagels. The recipe delivers a chewy texture and authentic taste that stands out from typical gluten-free options.
Prices stay super affordable and cheap while ingredients remain fresh. The cost balances well with quality, making it an excellent value.
Good to know
The gluten-free bagels are not celiac friendly due to cross-contamination risks.
You can enter, order, and leave in about 5 minutes.
You can avoid a 40-minute queue by visiting during off-peak hours.
Kosher pizza restaurant with busy, family-friendly atmosphere and train station-inspired walls. Seating includes an upstairs dining area offering plenty of space despite a compact layout. Screens display news or games, adding to the lively, no-frills vibe.
Gluten-free pizza stands out with a great taste and solid quality. Options include gluten-free pizza and vegetarian choices.
Prices stay affordable with lots of choice in slices. Meals cost less than many other spots around town.
Good to know
Bravo Pizza is closed on Saturdays because of observing the Sabbath.
Bravo Pizza (K) has a certificate and a kosher supervisor on site.
Gluten-free options are available at Bravo Pizza.
Small space with limited seating and exposed wood design creates a cozy, homey atmosphere. Tables sit close together, fostering a warm, unpretentious vibe despite tight quarters. A Bollywood playlist adds an unexpected cultural touch to the setting.
Gluten-free options appear clearly on the menu with several dishes marked safe for gluten-sensitive diets. The kitchen handles these requests with care to avoid cross-contamination.
Prices stay inexpensive across the menu, making meals affordable without sacrificing taste. Food offers a nutritionally balanced option at a low cost.
Good to know
There is no restroom available; you have to go to the park to use the bathroom.
The pho comes out 3 minutes after you order it.
The turnover of customers and waiting for orders are fast, with a wait time of under 15 minutes.
Burger restaurant offers best burgers with craft beer and canned wine options. Space is small and crowded, with limited seating and some outdoor tables. Atmosphere is noisy and lively, especially during busy times.
Burgers come with a gluten-free bun available on request. The bun tastes fresh but can be very dry. Several gluten-free options exist beyond the bun.
Burgers come in a good size with good flavor and affordable prices. This spot offers cheap fast food options that keep costs low without sacrificing taste.
Good to know
Get your brunch here in the morning if you don’t want to wait in long lines.
Shake Shack gets crowded, so go during off-peak times to find a seat.
The average cost for two people is $30 to $35.
Spacious pizza restaurant with loud music and a busy, chaotic vibe. Offers indoor and outdoor seating with views of the Empire State Building. Known for great-tasting pizza and a solid beer selection.
Many flavors come with a gluten-free option. The gluten-free pizza cooks in foil to avoid cross contamination and tastes very tasty.
Slices come in decent sizes and the prices stay affordable. The food balances delicious flavors with budget-friendly costs.
Good to know
The pizza place is open 24 hours for takeout.
Expect to pay $1-2 more than the price on the wall per slice.
They charge a 4% fee if you pay with a card.