Senza Gluten

This was my 2nd visit and I remain excited about their amazing menu, which is 100% gluten free! Started with mules to drink and their bread basket with olive oil. Such a treat to have a bread option I can eat - & it tastes good! We had fried calamari for our appetizer, then a Risotto and a slice of lasagna for our entrées. Absolutely delicious! Finished the meal with a delightful tiramisu ❤

The yummiest gluten free desserts in the Northeast. I have travels to many places and eaten gluten free meals. Senza Gluten is by far in a class of its own. The ambiance is very cozy. This is definitely a date night spot when you don't mind spending a bit more. l but it's more than worth it. FYI: they only accept cash or Amex

The lasagna had a deep roasted flavor with a mild tomato sauce. The pasta was firm and the cheese had that great crusty/cheesy texture that I love on lasagna. The herb sauce around the edge was good, but would be better with garlic, which they don't add due to allergy issues. Overall if you have a gluten allergy, you will be thrilled to have so many delicious choices. The chicken parmesan, the rigatoni with mushrooms and the clams over spaghetti was delicious as well. I recommended this restaurant when you're in NYC.

Wonderful food, wonderful service, wonderful decor, vintage location, and I could order anything on the menu!!!!!! And even a bread basket I could enjoy!!!!! My husband does not have any Gluten issues and he was more than satisfied - his food was awesome PLUS he enjoyed that I had the entire menu to chose from! A home run and then some!

I went here for the first time 5 years ago, and I have been counting down the days until I could visit NY and eat here again. I was lucky enough to eat here twice last weekend and it did not disappoint. The first night I had calamari as an appetizer and the rigatoni with mushrooms and speck. The second night I had the lasagne with chocolate cake for dessert. Everything was delicious and the service was great. The standout dish was the rigatoni- it was unbelievable. I have celiac disease, but I’ve brought friends here who are not on a gluten free diet and they’ve always thoroughly enjoyed the food as well

Cozy atmosphere with superb food and service. The staff treated us very well from the moment we walked in. The gluten free menu was delightful and execution perfect. Highly recommend.

Great spot that we happened to find because we were in the area for the Comedy Cellar. You wouldn't know everything was gluten free, my wife was absolutely in love with the rigatoni and tiramisu.

Food was delicious. Prices are reasonable, especially for NYC and the quality of the food. Wait staff was attentive and very nice. Ambiance is great, definitely a great place for date night or even just hanging out with friends. Tables are a bit close together but not uncomfortably so and being in NYC is not surprising. Please note that this place only accepts cash or American Express, no Visa or Mastercard.

Cute, cozy spot in West Village. Love the area. Went here for a date night and the food was great! Bruschetta and tiramisu were our favorites. Food didn't take too long to come out and everything tasted really good especially for gluten free. Overall great experience!

Six of us came here for my birthday dinner. While only one of us is GF, we all really enjoyed our meals. My GF friend was SO happy to be able to eat all the things. Gio (sp?) our server was helpful and quick. This place was very busy and we had to wait a bit before our table was ready- about 30 mins after our scheduled reservation. They were very busy, obviously a need in the world. Quaint place with a solid menu for everyone who enjoys Italian. I can't say I liked the bread, but my spaghetti a la vongole was great. We also got calamari for the table and some burrata. The calamari was super light and tasty. We got some cannoli for dessert- not my fave and actually quite pricey for the size of what it was. Everything else was great. I'd recommend.

Everything is completely gluten free and you wouldn't be able to tell by eating it. Although I eat gluten, I came here with a couple of people who have Celiac and we all really enjoyed the experience. The complimentary bread tasted better than some regular bread I have tried and they give you a nice Italian experience with personal plates of oil with pepper for the bread. My group got food ranging from pasta dishes to breaded meat and seafood and everything was amazing. The four of us were so full after eating as much as we could of the delicious meals so we all split one order of gelato for dessert. I highly recommend dinner here and will likely return with anyone that does not eat gluten. The only reason I might not return just on my own or with others that eat gluten is because it is a little expensive but the taste of the food and the experience is well worth the cost.

Wow. Thats all I have to say. Every single thing is gluten free and anyone who says they can tell just wants to be an ass for the sake of being one. Cute little spot. A little crammed but that's the city for you. Lighting was a little too dark but I didn't come here for that. Food wise DEFO can't recommend the gnocchi enough

Senza Gluten is absolutely incredible and I am eager to return here very soon. My fiancé and I came here on New Year's Eve with another couple, one of them has Celiac disease. As a vegetarian, I understand the excitement of finding a place that has an entire menu that you are able to order from without over-analyzing, and Senza Gluten does not disappoint. The space is quintessentially lower Manhattan in its hole-in-the-wall presentation and layout, but where other small spaces may make you feel rushed, we did not at all feel rushed during our evening here. The arancini and the cauliflower appetizer are genuinely outstanding. The cauliflower especially tasted like a variation on chicken parm - I have been thinking about it every day since visiting here. I got the Rigatoni Funghi without the speck, and I had more than half the plate to take home with me to save for later. I would have never guessed that this was gluten free pasta. There is a wide array of cocktail options - 3 of us got the strawberry margarita and 1 of us got Senza Garden, and they do NOT hold back on the strawberry infusion. So if you don't love strawberries, I wouldn't recommend these drinks lol but fortunately we all loved ours :) I highly recommend Senza Gluten for gluten-free peeps AND gluten lovers alike.

Very good for a completely gluten free Italian place. The arancini was good but very truffle heavy. The bread was not good, which is fine. The carbonara was pretty good but the sauce was a bit gloopy and seemed like it needed more liquid. The texture of the pasta itself was great though. Service also very good. Vibes are cozy.

It's a charming restaurant in a great location. I was excited to visit my first 100% gluten free restaurant, an Italian one at that. My server was nice and helpful with my mobility accommodation needs. I have no complaints regarding service. I ordered a Caesar salad and the chicken parmesan. Of the two, the Caesar was the star. Beautiful presentation, not overpowering with the anchovies, and such a generous portion! It was nice not having to worry about croutons and they did provide me with a complimentary bread basket and olive oil with balsamic glaze too. The bread wasn't bad but not something I'd crave either, it had a sourdough flavor to it which I do enjoy but I was expecting a different kind of bread in my mind when it was offered to me. I expected a rustic lots of holes in the bread type bread and/or a focaccia style. The chicken Parmesan was surprisingly disappointing. It's such a classic and simple dish, but alas, it was a fail. The pasta portion of it was alright, my only complaint there was it wasn't as al dente as I'd like. The chicken portion of it was a big miss, I don't think they tenderized the chicken, it was very tough and dry. I realize that the chicken is covered in breading and tomato sauce and mozzarella but even with those elements, the chicken wasn't salvaged. It was like the Caesar, a very large portion. I pushed myself to eat past my comfort and ended up eating maybe just less than half the Caesar and about a 1/4 of the chicken Parmesan and was completely stuffed. I would like to try this place again, but won't be ordering the chicken parm my next visit.

Visited this spot our first night in NYC and so glad we did! A friend recommended it to us so we took the 10 minute cab ride from our hotel and enjoyed some authentic homemade Italian and was super safe for my celiac body. The waitress was super helpful helping me identify items without tapioca flour. It was just three of us and we ordered penne with bolognese and fettuccine with meat sauce. Both were fantastic and the perfect amount and no leftovers. The only reason I am leaving 4 stars is because they only take cash or AMEX. Although they do have an ATM I did not want the fees so we just budgeted the cash I had on hand without wiping my wallet clean of taxi money ;-). It would be nice if they could take Visa as well. All this to say, yes go to Senza! The ambiance is super intimate but relaxed and the food is wonderful! We enjoyed a long walk back to our hotel and all the NYC skyline had to offer. There are some subway stations close by too but we have not braved that journey just yet!

The food is ABSOLUTELY FRESH & DELICIOUS!!! The service is above and beyond!!! The atmosphere feels romantic. There's outdoor seating available.

This restaurant has amazing sauces, great specials... and 100% gluten free The tables are right for this visiting boy from Wyoming, but the food makes it all worthwhile

Pretty good. Service was excellent. Food really leaned into trying for authentic Italian while being gluten free. But that meant a ton of dairy to compensate. I had the lasagna, it was pretty good. Table was comfy and easy to talk with my fellow diners. Overall we enjoyed it, so a good four stars.

my best friend has celiac disease and we decided to make a reservation here coming in from out of town. I was very excited for her to be able to taste normal food like calamari and bread. Everything from the appetizers to the desserts were delicious! We drank some delicious wine and had a great waiter. We had accidentally made a reservation for two people rather than the four in our group and they squeezed us in 15 minutes later which was so amazing. Coming in from out of town, it was so important that my friend got to experience this and wow, even as a non-gluten-free person the food was spectacular. The lighting was dim and it felt so cozy inside. While the tables are close together, you barely notice once you're sitting down and comfortably drinking your wine and eating some delicious food.

After reading the yelp reviews we just had to make the obligatory trek . Again - great to have a full gluten free menu choice !!! The staff was nice and helpful - even brought our service dog a water bowl . We got there after a show at 5:40 and weee seated immediately . A waiter came promptly to take our order and ...our food magically appeared like ten min later . W.O.W We had the gnocchi ***, the chicken Parmesan *** and the velvet cake **** Nice presentation, hefty portion and mostly tasty( gnocchi a little bland) Overall a really good experience .

In a word... unbelievable!! I think this place made my wife cry. She has celiac and has been looking for a place that was this good that was GF. Well we found it. I couldn't tell the difference between regular pasta or the gf pasta. It was that good. This place is dedicated GF. The service was phenomenal. The ambiance was awesome. I just wish we had a place like this in Michigan. The lasagna was flavorful and tasty. The gnocchi funghi cream sauce was delightful and the gnocchi were soft and perfect. The tiramasu was orgasmic. Yep I said it. If you come to NY come here!! Make a reservation. Btw they only take cash and Amex.

The food was pretty good, but I probably wouldn't go back as there are definitely better places in the city. Everything tasted very light and was not too heavy on the stomach. Overall good experience!

I honestly don't review often at all, I've worked in restaurants my whole life and I just have a lot of grace for server workers-but this was one of those experiences where I just got home and had to. The servers were nice, informative, timely, and overall very sweet! This review is solely about the food. At 30-40 dollars a plate for an entree I was expecting a godly gf experience. Everything taste wise fell short. This dish (chicken parm) was absolutely bland with no flavor at all- watery. No salt or pepper or any other spices was in this recipe. The chicken was dry, tough, bland- and the breading was so so soggy I couldn't take more than a few bites. Spaghetti unfortunately tasted reminiscent of a school cafeteria dish. Just absolutely bland. The ambiance and the presentation and service is nice but I won't be back. To make matters worse they don't take debit cards which I thought maybe that was on me for not knowing at first but I did look at the menu and the outdoor signs on the way out and they don't mention it anywhere. Waiter didn't mention it either until it's time to pay. So I had to find an atm at the nearest deli and pull cash out- a total inconvenience. A lot of things need to be upgraded about this restaurant. Thanks for being so nice and kind but this place just isn't it!

American Express or cash only. I figure I should lead with this as they do as well. A very odd thing. Thankfully this wasn't a problem but could be if you didn't know. I'm probably being too harsh on this rating. Not being the reason we had to eat here, I'm less forgiving of what the lack of gluten means to flavor of food. Overall it was just fine. My gluten free friend appreciated it though.

As a person with celiac the food was incredible. The waiters was so nice and accommodating!

When we visited NY, we came here for our anniversary and it definitely did not disappoint!! It was very small in here but the food was amazing! Everything is gluten free and sooooo delicious. The server barely came over to us so don't expect exceptional service. Another big thing to note is that they only take AMEX or CASH! We had to get money out of an ATM in the basement which was super weird. We'll definitely be back though and try more of their pasta options!!

Amazing gluten free Italian cuisine. Lasagna - 5/5 excellent. Perfectly cooked pasta, rich tomato sauce and a perfectly seasoned ground beef. Gnocchi bolognese was pretty wack. We'll try something else cause I'm sure they have other hits. This sauce was very smoky and the gnocchi texture was maybe dry? We had cannolis to finish and there was very good. Never had GF cannoli. They have many GF options which were looking forward to trying next time. Service is excellent and place is pretty tight. So don't bring a big coat. See y'all soon!

Was excited to try this GF Italian spot with my celiac father. Each visit where my parents come to the city, they love finding new GF (or GF friendly) spots to try. My dad was diagnosed just before I moved her over 20 yrs ago. We've had some amazing gluten free meals in this city, and this was not one of them. The menu is very limiting for anyone that does not eat meat, or dairy. (It was ironically the least accommodating restaurant I've been to). They say they will work with other food sensitivities/allergies, but they don't. I ordered the only thing I could eat, the spaghetti alle vongole (spaghetti in clam sauce), I'm not a huge fan of clams, but enjoy a good clam sauce every once in awhile. This was not one. The sauce was flavorless and watery. The pasta wasn't bad, but also not the best gluten free pasta I've had. My parents had the pasta e fagioli to start, a childhood favorite of my dad's, so he was extremely excited for it. It was a thumbs down, the base was thin & watery, barely any beans, not much flavor, was "missing something". The pasta was over cooked / had fallen apart. Anyone dealing with GF pasta on a regular basis knows to never over cook it or it completely falls apart. For dinner one had a special, Spaghetti Frutti di Mare and the other lasagna. The report on the Spaghetti Frutti di Mare sauce was thin and bland, but ok. The lasagna looked like a sad microwave single serve lasagna. It had way too much sauce, cheese, and again the pasta wasn't handled correctly. But an A for effort for attempting a dish many others won't touch in the GF world. Beside the disappointing food, the service was horrible. The waiter was rude, dismissive, and never returned to refill drinks, to ask about pepper, or ask if anyone wanted Parmesan cheese. The bussers would not ask but take stuff away, we still had bread and they took away our plates with olive oil; they'd grab glasses, then ask if we were done once in hand (in a "nicer" restaurant they should know better then to handle the glass of someone before they are done). They cleared plates before everyone was finished. As many others have mentioned, it's very very strange for a business to accept only AMEX & cash, especially in this day. The restaurant is smallish, it's not bad for a place in NYC, but the set up lacks thought. We could barely get in and out of the chairs at the table. We are thankful not tall/big people, but would have to move the table to get our feet & legs under the table. (Without aid from the staff, most places will usually help to pull the table out & push back in for guests). If the table is to be so close to the wall, and they don't have the "time" to aid, they should make sure it's a pedestal or other design so guests don't feel like they're climbing on a piece of playground equipment to pay $200+ for dinner. Overall meh. It's a big city with plenty of GF options better than this, not worth the $$.

The most adorable restaurant w great service, and delicious gluten-free dinner! Party of four, we all tried different entrées and everything was amazing. The rigatoni and cream sauce with prosciutto was my favorite but the chicken Parm was amazing too. Dessert was the perfect ending. Loved loved loved the tiramisu. The cannolis were great too. Will def be back next time we visit the city.

This was probably our third or fourth visit at Senza Gluten. It's such a breathe of fresh air knowing I don't need to second guess if what I'm ordering contains gluten - because nothing (!), yes, nothing, has gluten here! Perfect for a celiac! Attached photos - NOTHING is bad here. Everything is phenomenal. The chefs special pizza was to die for today along with the eggs benedict. The chicken parm and turkey burger were also delicious the trip before. We try to come here at least every other time we venture to NYC! Quick note, this place only accepts cash and Amex, but never a problem for us!

Worth the wait to eat Italian without the anxiety! The pastas were cooked al dente which I prefer, but the most memorable dishes were the baked cauliflower and the drinks (mojito + mule). I felt happily full but not bloated/heavy after the meal which is a win for those living the gluten free life!

Our meal was absolutely incredible! Four of us dined--two with gluten allergies and two without. The guests without allergies enjoyed the meal as thoroughly as we did. My wife loves arancini and said this was the best she's ever had. We actually got a second order of it because we all loved it so much. The cauliflower appetizer was delicious and something we hadn't had before. It was lovely to eat a Caesar salad with good croutons! For our entrees, we enjoyed fettuccine bolognese, lasagna, gnocchi, and carbonara. Everyone beyond pleased with their meals and the service. Ana and Buna were our servers and they were fantastic! They were out of the wine we wanted and they suggested an alternative on special that was perfect. Ana and Buna were incredibly attentive, knowledgeable, and nice. They elevated the already amazing dining experience. I can't wait to visit again and go back!

Literally everything was perfect! Absolutely beautiful, the service was probably the best we've ever experienced and the food was absolutely AMAZING! The feeling of being able to order anything on a menu with no gluten restrictions is nothing I've ever experienced. Would 1000000% recommend

Second time here and it didn't disappoint! Ate outside for a birthday dinner and it was delicious. It was a nice environment but the tables are a little small for a party of 4 outside. Got appetizers, entrees, and desserts and everything came out timed appropriately and was prepared fresh. The restaurant was packed and service was still great. Had one person in our party that isn't normally gluten free and he couldn't even tell the difference and thought the food was delicious. Prices are moderate to high but definitely a good value for what you're getting and it's especially nice since its one of the only completely gluten free restaurants. Will for sure be back for more!

We found this gem of an Italian Restaurant in NYC for a wedding. The gnocchi bolognese was top-notch, and there was no dairy or gluten. So good!

Delicious entrees. You won't believe they are gluten-free! Ambiance was great. We had a nice quiet table for 8 in the back.

Definitely not the best... to be completely honest I came for special food, paid for special food, and got meh food. Though the service was quite lovely, and the food looked beautiful, the prices made my heart drop. Walking into this restaurant with such beautiful ambiance, I expected top tier gluten food, but was underwhelmed by this experience completely. 6/10.

Maybe my favorite restaurant in the world. I've been coming for years and it's the only place I know in the US where you get a really true Italian restaurant experience on the food perspective like what I remember from before I knew I had celiac disease. . The service is also wonderful, especially so tonight (I wish I knew the name of the young woman who took care of us, she was awesome but I've never had a bad server). It's definitely expensive, and it's a very nice place, but we came with the kids after a long day at the park and museums and were not at the top of our formality and it was fine. There is nowhere I would recommend more for anyone with celiac disease. My kids love it too and have no restrictions, so it's a great place for mixed gluten crowds.

I absolutely love this place. The pasta is SUPREME (even for non gluten-free folks; my partner was shocked at how much he loved his pasta and still thinks about it). How nice is it for a gluten free person to not have to think at all about the menu?!?! And have bread as a starter!!! And cannolis for dessert?!? You have to give this place a try. The only reason this is a 4 star review and not a 5 is because: - Seating is a bit cramped (still worth it) - Prices are a tiny bit high (still worth it, although you can find cheaper but maybe not as good) - They are AMEX only or cash (they do have an ATM in the basement, but still)

We went to Senza Gluten because it was 100% gluten free, but it was a disappointing experience. First, the wine selection, which, at $16+ per glass is quite expensive, wasn't very interesting, and my husband and I did not enjoy the food. And the handle of my fork felt slightly sticky. I had the spaghetti alle vongole (sautéed clams, garlic, parsley in a white wine sauce) and my husband had the rigatoni funghi e speck (portobello, cremini mushrooms, smoked prosciutto, and white truffle oil), and we both found our food overly salty. With three entrees, an appetizer, and a couple of drinks each, it was not a cheap meal, and when we were ready to pay, we were surprised to find out that they only accepted cash or American Express. We didn't have enough cash on us (who the hell carries cash these days, let alone hundreds of dollars?), and in Canada, Amex is not very popular as few retailers accept it. Thankfully my husband happened to have an Amex card so we were able to pay, but that definitely put a damper on an already disappointing meal. (I just checked the website and it does specify that they only accept cash or Amex. Assuming that was mentioned on the website last year when we went, then that's on us, but it is annoying that they do not accept Visa or Mastercard.) [Yelp collections: East Coast 2022; NY Summer 2022]

I have had Senza Gluten on my list for months now and finally made a reservation to go with my dad. We had a reservation for a Tuesday night and were seated right away at a table inside and tucked away in a charming corner surrounded by exposed brick. The staff was very attentive and friendly. Right away our waitress asked the table if there were any additional intolerances or allergies and was able to help us navigate the menu with some additional dairy intolerances. (I will say it was interesting that the menu didn't list the other allergens contained in each dish, but our waitress was incredibly knowledgeable.) We ordered the bread basket, mista salad, lasagna, and spaghetti alle vongole. Everything was fantastic! The bread was flavorful and not dry, and of course the pasta dishes were phenomenal. All the dishes were thoughtfully prepared and plated beautifully. Five stars!

The restaurant was fantastic. Food was awesome. Service was spectacular and the owner was so lovely. Went with friends to celebrate a milestone birthday. If I was gluten intolerant, it would be my favorite place in NYC.

The food is ok needs seasoning! The service Mat was extremely professional absolutely best . My grandkids are gluten and dairy free. It's not that hard to find these days a gluten free meal or even dairy free. I wish the food and price was better . Very sad how village has deteriorated.

Incredible desserts, specifically the red velvet cake. Our waitress, Presley, was also lovely. Will return.

Absolutely delicious! We ordered family style and shared different pastas among the table. They were very busy, it is recommended to have a reservation. The restaurant is on the smaller end, my friend made a reservation at least a month in advance.

Senza Gluten is a gluten free heaven. I have celiac disease, and this place was crafted by GF gods. The atmosphere is nice and upscale. Most entrees are around $30. The service is excellent. The staff are incredibly welcoming and helpful, and the attention to detail shows not just in the food, but also in the service. I ordered the Four Cheese Gnocchi off of the specials menu. It was by far the best gnocchi I've ever tasted! The Bruschetta was also incredible, as were the gluten free cannolis. 10/10 recommend!

I was living my celiac bucket list here! You could really tell the difference between the people with celiac and the general patrons because the celiacs were GLOWING. I ate myself into a literal oblivion. I have always said one of the only things I miss are cannolis and it's been 9 years since I've had one. By golly I had two cannolis here and they were delightful! I was glad the portion was fairly small because I ate so much. The bread basket was a treat, anyone with celiac knows this is a rare occurrence. I had the gnocchi and split the chicken parmesan with my sister. All of the gluten free pasta was perfect texture. The restaurant was very nicely decorated, the staff was great and I enjoyed the pacing of the meal. I will most certainly return any time in New York. How can I convince them to open a restaurant in San Diego next?!

We went here for dinner with my mom who in addition to a gluten allergy, is allergic to dairy. My mom and my aunt ordered the salmon - one of the dishes was to be made entirely dairy free. They came out and didn't know which plate was the allergy. They went back into kitchen and came back out and said one plate was the dairy free one. We started eating and it was the side, polenta, in question. My aunts polenta had no flavor, and hers was supposed to have the dairy. My mom's had more flavor and was supposed to be dairy free so it seemed they mixed it up. We asked and the server showed us her slip that shows she wrote dairy free next to it, which we didn't doubt that. We asked for a side of polenta made normal to compare to what we had and it tasted different that both sides we had but we were pretty certain my mom was given the dairy. The waiter said they were 100% sure she was given the dairy free meal. (They did love the salmon though) No apologies were made and fast forward to a day later (today) she's in severe pain and we know she was served the dairy. Extremely upsetting as we were here for the weekend and now that's ruined. Update: we did speak with someone and she was very apologetic which we appreciated. I'll also add my sister loved her gnocchi dish.

100% gluten free restaurant.. say less!! The pasta was to die for, & did not taste like typical gluten free pasta. I would recommend this place to anyone who is GF, or just wants a good pasta place so yummy!

Delicious!! Completely gluten free Italian restaurant that has a great menu. Our waiter was extremely nice & accommodating with special requests! If you have a gluten allergy, make sure to check this place out if you're visiting nyc.

Just meh. I had high expectations after reading the reviews. Super overpriced for what it is.

One word: tiramisu!!!!! I was visiting New York for a few days and I had research gluten free restaurants and found senza gluten. My favorite food used to be Italian and I stopped eating it due to my gluten intolerance. The day I went the restaurant was closing early and having an issue with their payment system they let me know right away but I decided to dine in anyway. After all I had been looking forward to this meal. They sat me down right away and my waitress was very kind and apologized for the inconvenience. I order right away the gnocchi and a glass of wine but when they brought the bread for the table... I almost shed a tear. You know I gotten used to eating gluten free at regular restaurants I know what to order but it's kinda sad when my friends or family eat the bread on the table and I gotta act like it's okay....Anywayyyy after eating my yummy gnocchi alla bolognese I was asked about dessert and OF COURSE I said TIRAMISU... I haven't had tiramisu in years (so sad) and let me tell you!!!!! It tasted like the regular tiramisu... delicious!!!!! So thankful for restaurants that are all gluten free and delicious. I felt like a normal person dining Italian. Will definitely be back whenever I'm in the city. Really recommend!

I was recently diagnosed with celiac disease and Senza Gluten helped me feel so safe and comfortable (which has been hard to feel safe eating at restaurants post diagnosis). Everything here is gluten free meaning the kitchen is 100% safe for folx like me :) better yet, my partner (avid pasta lover), really loved their pasta too! This was the best GF pasta texture/taste/chew that we've ever had! I am also vegetarian so I ordered the funghi gnocchi (soooo perfect! little pillows of potato, YUM). partner ordered rigatoni with speck & funghi in cream sauce, he says "not only was the pasta perfect but the sauce was too!" We shared the four cheese arancini (perfectly creamy cheesey inside and toasty on the outside). Restaurant is cash only, although ATM downstairs. ATM max is $200 so plan accordingly if going with large party. My partner and I were traveling from San Francisco, we came here Tuesday night for dinner, it is Thursday and he already says he wishes we could have it again! THANK YOU SENZA GLUTEN, for making a celiac safe space

This was one of my favorites several years ago while visiting NYC! We stopped by on our way through NYC and the food is still amazing! I had the chicken parm, Caesar salad, and tiramisu - incredible! By far my favorite GF restaurant!

This place is a gem and such an incredible safe space for Celiacs to enjoy a delicious meal. I'm so glad they recently opened for lunch as well. Teona and her team do an incredible job. Ask for Lenny as your server!

I had dinner with my family here last night and it was outstanding. I have Celiac disease (and I am 100% gluten-free) but no one else in my family has it. Nevertheless, they all really enjoyed the food. It genuinely is a "you'd never know this is gluten-free" scenario. The service was excellent and the restaurant itself is a very pleasant, old world setting. I highly recommend eating here, it was great all around.