Rikki Alessi

Google review

I don’t normally write reviews but after getting a gluten free “fuhgettaboutit” sandwich today I had to. This was the most incredible tasting sandwich I have ever had. Also, they are so knowledgeable about celiac! Everything was clean and safe, please go if you are gluten free!!

Dara Eskenazi

Google review

We went to the shed for dinner on our way to CAC. I had the chicken and waffle. It was tasty, but the pieces of chicken were very small. I was hoping for a bigger portion. My wife had the glazed salmon with mixed vegetable medley. She also had a Basil Hayden old fashioned which she really liked. But at 17.00 I thought was a bit pricy. Also lots of gluten free options. Which she appreciated.

Jackies Phone

Google review

Summary: Not perfect but good for a "treat yo self" kinda day of comfort food and loosening your purse strings. 5* for variety, 2* for pricing/value, 5* for taste, 4* for service etc As a Celiac with nut allergies it's an incredible relief to have a place where I can feel "safe" in my food choice. Gluten free DOES NOT MEAN healthy or organic, so don't come in here expecting that. In NYC I am absolutely in love with Modern Bread and Bagel and this is the closest thing to that on LI that I've found. It's not as good of quality, the ingredients here seem a bit cheaper (more oil, more corn), so the value for your $ is debatable, but it's a huge blessing just to have variety! I picked up their Thanksgiving menu and almost cried - it's every Thanksgiving food I can never have: the biscuits, pies, croutons, stuffing, gravy. It's expensive. GF food usually is, and I think Bare Naked is reeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaalllllly stretching it to the upper limit of what consumers consider acceptable. That said, at Modern Bread I think my bagel order is like $20, so 🤷🏻‍♀️ Look, it's worth the price if you're dying to have something you can NEVER have otherwise. Obviously I hate that GF stuff is so expensive in general but that's the world we live in right now. I also dislike that not all their products have ingredients listed. Many people with a gluten allergy also have other allergies or sensitivities so it puts our minds at ease to have as much information as possible. Their menus are incomplete too - there's tea options not listed anywhere (Stash brand). The muffin I got tasted great and was a treat. The "cafe" aspect is iffy.... I probably wouldn't come here specifically for the tea/coffee but if you're coming for the food and want a drink, it's fine. There are a lot of teas available, none of them are listed anywhere (why??????) but the counter staff knew them by memory. I don't love that my "chai latte" came as a hot tea and I was directed to put milk in myself at the accessories counter. That's not really "cafe" kinda service. I got a muffin and a chai latte for about $8, which is all right. Some of the other products are priced way higher.

Maia Lagerstedt

Google review

This place is so great for breakfast! The home fries are crispy and delicious. I had an omelette with spinach, avocado, tomato... And I love that I can get gluten-free toast! Everyone is super-friendly and the place just has a really great vibe. Highly recommend it! And I will be back, for sure.

Katerina Tatsis

Google review

The gluten free Hay and Straw dish was amazing. It’s so nice to see a restaurant and chef care that the gluten free dishes are just as delicious as the regular ones. I can’t wait to go back and taste the gluten free ravioli that the chef recommended. The restaurant was cozy and I’m still thinking about my truffle cream sauce. So many gluten free options.