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Pizza in New York City, documented for diners with allergies: 5 listings whose own published material we have read and dated. The allergens they document most are Gluten (4), Sesame (2), Tree nut (1); 1 of the 5 document a dedicated facility, and 5 are independently owned.
The honest gap in this set is Peanut: only 1 of the 5 document it in published material. Where a listing does not document your allergen, its page says so and its prep card turns the gap into questions you can ask in one phone call.
Hub content last reviewed 2026-10-28.
Computed from the 5 listings on this page — our dataset, counted, not estimated.
Allergen menu documented · last checked 2026-10-28 Independent
Kesté Pizzeria is a Neapolitan pizzeria in the Financial District. It publishes a separate gluten-free menu with pizzas, starters, and desserts listed item-by-item.…
77 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038 · 212-243-1500
Allergen menu documented · last checked 2026-10-28 Independent
Wild Park Slope is an Italian restaurant on 5th Avenue in Park Slope. The restaurant states it is 100% gluten-free.…
148 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 · 347-987-4525
Allergen menu documented · last checked 2026-10-28 Independent
Rubirosa is an Italian restaurant and pizzeria in Nolita. It publishes a dedicated gluten-free menu page with gluten-free pasta, pizzas and starters.…
235 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012 · (212) 965-0500
Allergen menu documented · last checked 2026-10-28 Independent
Coletta is a vegan, kosher Italian restaurant in Gramercy. Its menu page publishes a contains statement covering wheat, soy, sesame and nuts, a cross-contamination warning, and an …
365 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016 · (646) 861-2889
Allergen menu documented · last checked 2026-10-28 Independent
Emmy Squared's East Village location serves Detroit-style pizza. Its published menu states a gluten-free crust is available on request, and names peanut and sesame in specific dish…
83 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003 · (917) 463-3737
1 do, in their own published material — including Wild Park Slope. A dedicated facility is the strongest protocol a restaurant can publish; it still is not a guarantee, and each listing quotes the restaurant's own wording and date.
By count of listings documenting them: Gluten (4), Sesame (2), Tree nut (1). The least documented is Peanut (1 of 5). Undocumented means the restaurant's published material is silent — not that the allergen is absent from the kitchen.
Tick Compare on any two or three cards: the comparison is built from each listing's own documented fields — allergens documented, protocol items, price band, neighbourhood and last-checked date — so you are comparing published evidence, not impressions.
How a restaurant gets on this page: its own allergen menu or protocol statement was found and dated, or it answered our protocol questionnaire. Listings with no documented protocol are labelled "Listed" and show the questions to ask instead of a claim.
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