Brooklyn Diner-Times Square

Server was knowledgeable about cross contamination. I had no issues with the burger.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I was so hopeful based on the review above but as a Celiac vegetarian, I just had a glass of tea.

Celiac friendly?

No

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Fabulous diner, good service, knowledgeable staff and can adapt for GF. New York breakfast was amazing!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Staff are knowledgeable- they know that they don’t have celiac friendly options and understand the cross contamination issues Disappointing- ended up with only a shake.

Decent food. Not in love with atmosphere but felt safe eating there.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

there was nothing that we could eat expect a salad with no grilled items.

great service. knowledgeable staff. the Hollandaise sauce for the eggs Benedict was gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Went when it wasn't busy, but got great service. Food was pretty good. Gluten free bread. I do not have celiac and do not react to cross contamination so cannot speak to to whether it is celiac friendly. Seemed knowledgeable.

cross-contamination is a problem here. friendly staff, but unfortunately not legitimately gluten-free

Celiac friendly?

No

Excellent food, full price. Gluten free bread available, but that's it. No dedicated fryer, so cross contamination. Toasted bread is done in same toaster as gluten, so more cross contamination risk. Just plain bread is gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

No

Almost no options for gluten free - only sandwich bread. Very limited selection all-around. Fries were cross contaminated.

Celiac friendly?

No

There are not a lot of options for GF. All they really have is GF bread. No buns for their burgers. I chose the Cuban chicken. It was very tasty. It was a little on the expensive side for what it is, but it is NYC so I guess that is to be expected.

Great food, superb service, very New York-y for the tourist. Had to do a few substitutions to make it GF, but they were knowledgeable and suggested the swaps. The burger destroyed the gf toast, but it was tasty!

Great food, staff was wonderful accommodating and I felt great after eating. Food is delicious, fresh and safe for celiac!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They do have GF bread but the cross contamination in the toaster is an issue. I cannot recommend it for Celiacs. Sorry. 😏 The broccoli raab was delicious, though

They did have gluten-free bread. They also have McCann's steel cut oatmeal. My celiac-wife eats that oatmeal regularly without an issue, so she was comfortable ordering it here. She didn't have any issues. (McCann's says they can be cross-contaminated). Good place overall.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I was told that the fryer was not separate so I could have nothing fried but I had omelet with gluten free toast and it was very delicious especially with homemade jam brought to the table

Great options for gluten free and friendly staff. Only negative is that it's a bit pricey for breakfast time but at the same time you do get big portions and lovely food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The staff was wonderful and knowledgable about what was available gluten free. They do not have a separate gf menu, but it states on the menu gluten free bread/buns/pizza, the server can help you from there. I had the Pastrami Reuben on a delicious gf bread with fries. Would definitely go back.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The gluten free options we could find for breakfast were (drumroll please): toast and oatmeal. The oatmeal was $12 and uninspired. I got eggs with the GF toast and had been eating for several minutes when our waiter came by and mentioned that the crispy polenta cakes have wheat flour in them. Who puts wheat in polenta? Fortunately, my gluten issues are not too serious.

Staff was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, gluten free bread was listed on regular menu for no extra charge! I enjoyed my experience for breakfast here.