Best Gluten Free Restaurants in Midtown Manhattan (10019)
7 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: January 2026
Our Top Pick
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill - Columbus Circle
Good balance of approachable sushi and a Japanese‑style bar program near Midtown.
Notable Picks
Hotel-tucked sushi lounge delivering pristine fish, creative rolls, and several naturally gluten-free options handled with care. The dark-wood room feels polished and buzzy, good for a splurgey night out or a sleek business meal. Expect confident execution more than trend-chasing showmanship.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spicy Tuna Roll, Sashimi Platter, Tempura Roll
What makes it special: Good balance of approachable sushi and a Japanese‑style bar program near Midtown.
#2
Wondee Siam
8.3
A long-running Hell’s Kitchen Thai favorite with a menu that’s easy to navigate gluten-free, from curries to rice-noodle staples. The dining room is compact and lively, geared toward locals and regulars who know the spice dial. Consistent flavors and fast pacing make it a reliable weeknight pick.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pad Thai (rice noodles), Tom Kha Gai, Green Curry with Beef
What makes it special: Crowd-tested Thai cooking with many naturally gluten-free dishes.
8.2
Bustling Vietnamese spot known for clean, aromatic broths and a strong lineup of gluten-free-friendly rice-noodle soups and vermicelli bowls. Service is quick and cordial, and the minimalist room keeps the focus on the food. Great for a satisfying, not-too-heavy meal in the theater district.
Must-Try Dishes:
Phenomenon Pho (house special), Salt & Pepper Squid, Vietnamese Crispy Spring Rolls
What makes it special: Consistent, well‑priced Vietnamese comfort food near Midtown theaters.
#4
Don Antonio
8.0
A theater-district Neapolitan spot known for wood-fired pies and excellent pizza fritta. The room is lively but focused on craft, with dough that stays light and blistered. One of the more chef-driven pizza options in the neighborhood.
Must-Try Dishes:
Montanara pizza fritta, Margherita D.O.P., Prosciutto e burrata pizza
What makes it special: Neapolitan pies plus rare, well-done fried pizza.
8.0
Neighborhood Mexican mainstay with a huge menu and lots of clearly workable gluten-free choices, especially across tacos, fajitas, and grilled plates. The vibe is warm and upbeat, better for groups than quiet dates. A solid, accommodating option when you want variety without overthinking ingredients.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chicken Fajitas, Veggie Enchiladas, Chimichangas
What makes it special: High-volume neighborhood institution for classic Mexican plates and margaritas.
Worthy Picks
7.8
Small, cozy Thai dining room that flies a bit under the tourist radar, but delivers bold sauces and dependable gluten-free-friendly standards. Portions are generous and the kitchen is used to allergy requests. A low-key local counterpoint to the busier 9th Ave scene.
Must-Try Dishes:
Drunken noodles, Pineapple fried rice, Classic Thai curries
What makes it special: Reliable Thai comfort food with takeaway and dine‑in convenience.
7.6
Award-winning Hell’s Kitchen bakeshop known for cupcakes, macarons, and celebratory cakes, with several gluten-free treats in rotation. It’s more grab-and-go than sit-down, ideal for a sweet stop or special-order dessert. The flavors lean classic with occasional Latin-inspired twists.
Must-Try Dishes:
Gluten-Free Cupcakes (daily selection), GF French Macarons, Flan Cups
What makes it special: Local cupcake-wars alum offering legit gluten-free sweets in 10019.