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Home / Resources / Food / Allergy-Friendly Restaurants in NYC and NY Metro area

Allergy-Friendly Restaurants in NYC and NY Metro area

November 18, 2014 by Suzie Fromer

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Don’t forget to VERIFY all the below information about allergens before you eat at these restaurants which have received good reviews from our members in the past.  Also, see Allergy Eats for additional recommendations (and don’t forget to add your reviews there.  Or tell us about a great experience so we can add it to this list too.

Also I definitely recommend this website: Nut Free New York

And the Allergy Free Wife

Armonk

Peachwave Yogurt
Dedicated no-nut machines.  They will also open new toppings to ensure no cross-contamination.  

Briarcliff

105TEN
Foccacia they put on the table as it is made in house is pn/tn free.  The fryer is pn/tn safe.  Also enjoyed Fried Pickles appetizer (not on menu just ask for them).  The rolls for the sliders have a facility issue but that was the only item on children’s menu that was off limits for pn/tn. The desserts were fun; vanilla pudding with crushed oreos and gummy worms, a brownie slider that looked like a cheeseburger, ice cream sundae or chocolate chip cookies hot out of the oven with a glass of milk.

Harrison

Food City grocery store
They have the friendliest deli counter; receptive to being asked to put on new gloves for new order.

Larchmont

Manor Deli
Nothing fancy but kids love it.

Mamaroneck

The Barnacle
They were very helpful and concerned.

Lum Yen
100 West Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Tel (914) 698-6881 or 6882
Yearly sponsor at the Westchester FARE walk.  Best to call before you go and ask to speak to the owner, Gene; has allergic son and is very aware of food allergies and cross contamination.

Millwood

AS fine foods store
Take-out Italian specialty shop and caters. The owner’s family has many food allergies. They make their own food in house, except bread and ravioli.

Port Chester

Bartaco (also in Stamford, CT)
No peanuts or tree nuts in current menu.  Kitchens are not 100% free of all potential allergens, but fewer than many restaurants and 90% of menu is gluten-free.  Individual dishes do contain sesame oil and other top allergens.  But they have the ability to cook items for those with allergies separately from other food and staff is trained to take allergies seriously.

Q
The restaurant was nut-free except for some pies that were made off premise and kept separate from the other food items.

Tarry Lodge
Chef has nut allergies and was very cautious.

Mt. Kisco

Mt. Kisco Diner
Very responsive, food is decent.

Bellizi
Has supported the FARE walk; very good with cross contamination/has a dairy-free sorbet for dessert.

White Plains

City Limits Diner

Brooklyn’s Famous Sub Shop & Pasta
(914) 422-0115

BLT Steak
Kitchen staff is educated in food allergy safety and the staff was very accommodating with checking—and double-checking—ingredients of food.

Yonkers

Don Pepe’s Pizza
Will serve a pizza w/ no cheese and just w/ sauce, broccoli and mushrooms.  They use a clean cutter and a clean board and tastes very good.

New York City

Check this site for some nut free options in NYC: Nut Free NY and The Allergy Free Wife

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse NYC

Bistango
Offer a variety of gluten free pastas, bread, beer and pizza. Amazing with allergy and cross-contamination concerns and excellent Italian food.

BRGuest Hospitality Chain (many restaurants)
Very allergy aware with good protocols for following through on safe orders.

Tappo
Email the manager ahead of time and she will make arrangements for you to preorder food/check everything for allergens. (212) 807-9200; Manager’s email: rita.nesso@gmail.com

Pala
Gluten-free pizza uses Bob’s red mill blend of fava/ tapioca/garbanzo and potato flours.  Vegan and dairy free toppings available.  Separate mixer used for the GF dough and it is not next to the wheat mixer.  Separate utensils, bowls mixers etc.  special palas (peels) used for wheat free pizzas labeled and kept separate.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Smoke Joint (Ft. Greene)
Very allergy aware and patient with lots of repeat questions.

CT

Bartaco
No nuts or peanuts on menu—see entry under Port Chester, NY for more information.

Bertucci’s

Glory Days Diner

L’Escale
One of the chefs has a child with food allergies.  The waitress was very good at communicating with the chef.

Mackenzies in Old Greenwich
Allergy friendly and very willing to accomodate. The staff is great -anyone can help you, but be sure to ask for Matt or Shanon -they have a son with a peanut/treenut allergy.

NJ

Chippy’s Fresh French Fries
Has dedicated french fry frier.  412 Ocean Avenue, Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ  08742 – (732) 295-2686.

Long Island

Besito
Call ahead and speak with the manager and ask for him upon arrival.  In the past, the manager has provided a print out of the dishes a customer could safely order–and they entered allergy information into their computer as well as the order so the information is there whenever the customer returns.  They were very accommodating, and the manager seemed very knowledgeable about cross-contamination.

Conti’s Italian Restaurant
Good experiences with chefs and managers/owners with multiple allergies.

Skinny Pizza
Specializes in thin crust pizza and has gluten free and/or dairy free (made with Daiya cheese).

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