CleanPlate · New York
Best GF Pasta Restaurants in Park Slope, New York
Looking for gluten-free gf pasta in Park Slope? CleanPlate rates 10 spots in Park Slope based on GF safety signals including cross-contamination risk, dedicated fryers, menu labeling, and real diner experiences.
American
Clear gluten-free labeling and several well-liked GF options, including house-made gnocchi, with knowledgeable staff and positive recent diner feedback.
Italian
Fresh gluten-free pasta is available for all pasta dishes, with staff generally knowledgeable and many positive celiac experiences, though the pasta is not made on dedicated equipment and a few diners report cross-contact concerns.
Vietnamese
Clear gluten-free labeling and knowledgeable staff make Bricolage a solid choice, with multiple positive celiac experiences and menu flexibility. Some items may have trace gluten, so protocols for strict gluten-free needs are best confirmed in advance.
Thai
Clear gluten-free labeling and knowledgeable staff make this a solid choice, with several well-marked options and consistently positive recent reviews.
Thai
Fully gluten-free menu with a wide variety of Thai dishes and consistently positive feedback from gluten-free diners.
Italian
Staff are knowledgeable and happy to modify dishes, with gluten-free pasta available and several positive celiac experiences. Menu labeling is inconsistent and protocols are not fully documented.
Italian
Gluten-free gnocchi is available and clearly advertised, with multiple sauce options and generally positive gluten-free diner feedback. Protocols for cross-contact are not fully documented.
Italian (Pizza, Pasta, Comfort Food)
Fully dedicated gluten-free Italian restaurant with clear menu labeling, ample options, and consistently strong reviews from gluten-free diners.
Italian
Gluten-free pasta is available and staff are generally knowledgeable, but the pasta is made on shared equipment and not celiac-safe for highly sensitive diners.
Italian
Many menu items can be made gluten-free and staff are described as helpful and accommodating, with consistently positive gluten-free diner experiences. Protocols for cross-contact are not fully documented.