Agata & Valentina

A gluten free foodie’s dream. I can’t even explain the endless amounts of options. And everything is clearly fresh, and made work clean ingredients. I enjoyed everything!! This was my second time here and I made it a point for it to be my first stop when I got into the city! Highly HIGHLY recommend the rainbow cookie- rocks my world every time. Is it expensive? Yes, but I think it’s worth it

Best five bucks in the city for a GF focaccia that would fool most!! Also best gluten free store in the city, possibly world. So freeing to be able to shop at a place and know you don’t have to check labels every minute.

A for effort here. The overall vibes are so appreciated. The staff are freakin lovely. They’re just trying to make the world a better place for celiacs I guess (of which I am not one btw). The gluten free focaccia and gluten free bagel (bacon, egg, and cheese) I had were both good. I’ve had better gf thick crust pizza and better gf bagels in nyc, however. Again, A for effort. But not outstanding. Just a bittttt too dry and dense. I think they use a lot of almond flour? Maybe? Lots of other groceries and fun products, of course. They have cakes and a million gluten free desserts (cupcakes, cookies, etc). They also have coffee. And great daily specials!! Their homemade stuff (pizza etc) is actually well priced.

Gluten free heaven. Be cautious if you have a wheat allergy! They have a list up front of which products they use Caputo flour for (contains wheat). For anything that was not labeled clearly the staff was helpful and knowledgeable. I came here to share that their homemade tortellini is AMAZING. Tastes just like I remember and it blows away any brand frozen tortellini.

This is not an italian specialty store and far from it. In my multiple visits with this store, I found the quality to be egregiously terrible. Most of this stuff doesnt turn over in a frequency that would put newer items on the shelves, therefore, everything is old. I purchased breaded chicken cutlets at 10.99 a LB and they were inedible. One time the cured meats openly had mold on the front of the package. Attention to detail and quality is absent from this store. They did not know what capicola is and did not have it. Some of the things are deals here but I avoid this store at all costs. Quality and cost are absurd. Its a classic NYC ripoff. Graces Marketplace is worth the effort. This place is truly just disgraceful and is the epitome of NYC boutique grocery shopping. Im disappointed I went to this place so frequently to be let down every time I buy something. If I had no idea price of anything, quality, and taste I would shop here. If I had a clue, which I do, I will never shop here ever again. The name is a disgrace to Italians and should be changed. There isn't a single Italian overlooking any thing in this store. Deceitful tactics produce unknowledgeable buyer and unintelligent shoppers.

When I tell you I actually cried being here 🙈😂 it’s SO difficult to find good, gluten free foods. There were so many options and everything looked amazing. The tiramisu was my favorite, followed by the chocolate croissant. We’re traveling, so I picked up a sandwich to bring to the airport as well. I can’t recommend it enough!

Please be cautious here many of their items contain WHEAT. If you are allergic to wheat ask for ingredients. I was lucky to see the sign but many people may miss this and could have a life threatening reaction. We must be careful as gluten free is now not assured to be wheat free. We did order a few items the lasagna was good the pasta salad was not great(needed some seasoning). Cheesecake was great. There is no place to sit and eat. Service was very friendly and efficient.

Holy crap!! Gluten free heaven. I couldn’t believe it. They have EVERYTHING. Prepared gourmet foods, pastries, breads, focaccia, packaged grocery items. Amazing. Pricey but worth it. Blueberry scone is especially amazing.