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Vinny’s Pasta kitchen

2.8 (29 reviews)
ModerateGluten-Free, Vegan, Pizza
Open • 6:00 am - 4:00 AM (Next day)

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Monique W.

Are you a pizza lover who happens to live in a body that refuses to allow you to live your life? Well I have good news for you. Gluten intolerance be damned. This place is absolutely delicious. Thick, crunchy crust topped with fresh mozzarella, and small batch pepperoni. The pesto and burrata absolutely melt in your mouth. We also had a period of amazing appetizers, the crème de la crème was the mozzarella stick! The service was fast and friendly.

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Michelle L.

Small efficient restaurant with minimal seating and offering up gluten free options for those with celiac. Service was average as was pizza, crust was good but sauce and toppings were just adequate.

Rachyl D.

Was excited for a gluten free slice but after seeing it in the counter I decided not to get it, did not look good at all. Opted for the gf calzone instead which was cold and not very good. Was looking forward to trying after seeing it online but not a place I'd return. The regular pizza did look pretty good though, but as its advertised as a gluten free kitchen I hoped for more!

"Gluten free cheesy garlic bread"

The food was absolutely terrible. I will not mince words. The "cheesy garlic bread" was a piece of gluten free sandwich bread with cheese on top, not one bit of crunch and also slightly raw. The pizza was absolutely raw, bland and flat out disgusting. The saving grace were the four mozzarella sticks for the ridiculous price they charged us. The food here also claims to be celiac safe but the chance of cross contamination is absolutely present. No one washed their hands, waitress is touching both gluten and non gluten products and placing them on trays. Plastic utensils are in open holders and people who are eating gluten also touch them. Overall, this was a no for someone with celiac disease who doesn't want to be glutened or get food poisoning.

Shawn C.

They got "gluten free" all over their big signs, but it's not as gluten free as it seems - I couldn't even order a gluten free slice. So I got spaghetti instead and it seemed flavlorless with spaghetti sauce that was way too watery. I thought it was so nasty I barely ate any. Whatever.

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Wali G.

Vegan pizza at a pizza shop?! Had to try! Their store front sign had the word "vegan" on it, which caught me by surprise. I never would've thought this establishment would even offer vegan options. I loved that they offer a few vegan options to choose from. I selected their vegan ricotta kale pizza slice. It was good! I would definitely try their other vegan options next time around.

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Expensive...and honestly unless you have a food allergy you can skip this spot. Sorry noooot sorry. (Food was aight)

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Loved the food at Vinny's! We had a great time and will definitely go back the next time we are in Manhattan.

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