It wouldn’t be fair for people with dietary restrictions if the only ones benefiting from the amazing restaurants of the Bronx are the people without it.
In this video, we’ll be listing down five must-visit gluten-free restaurants in the Bronx.
1. Club A Steakhouse
First on this list is Club A Steakhouse. If there’s any restaurant that’s sure to serve gluten-free dishes, it’s a steakhouse.
From their selection of appetizers like their thick-cut bacon to their Club A royal platter and their steaks of all kinds and cuts, you won’t run out of gluten-free options here. Don’t worry, as some of the entries on this list will also incorporate both vegetarian or vegan and gluten-free dishes.
2. Lido Harlem
As the lone Northern Italian restaurant on this list, the gluten-free options are challenging and interesting. With how strict Italian cuisine is, the grilled Tuscan Crostini, Brussels Sprouts, and double crisp short ribs are all dishes to consider.
All their pasta can also be made with gluten-free penne pasta with just a tad increase in price. Considering their several options for pasta, you won’t regret visiting their restaurant with a gluten-free diet because of how many dishes you can choose from.
3. Craft
Located in the heart of New York City and created by Tom Colicchio, Craft serves simple dishes focusing on the freshness of ingredients and highlighting pristine.
The multi-awarded restaurant has plenty of gluten-free dishes to choose from in its entrees, side dishes, grains, and desserts.
4. Spice Symphony
Aside from the fact that Spice Symphony is a great spot for gluten-free dishes, it’s also home to one of the best Indo-Chinese restaurants not just in the Bronx, but in the entire NYC.
For gluten-free options, the Tikka Masala, Ginger Chicken and Brocolli, and Tandoori are must-tries. For other worries like spice and hotness, you can ask them to tone it down for you or to suggest other dishes that will be more accommodating to your preferences.
5. Jams
Last but definitely not the least on this list is Jams. Located on 6th avenue, this local vegan-friendly restaurant.
While it’s not entirely gluten-free, they do have several gluten-free options and are able to provide alternatives. Their Chia Pudding, with almond milk, chia seeds, dried fruits, and passion fruit, is a must-try gluten-free dish. The Green Shakshuka and Coconut Yogurt Parfait are also dishes to try.
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