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Anyone Know Ku Ku Canteen In Nyc?

Nikki2777

By Nikki2777
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Anyone know this restaurant?  I see that the NYC Celiac Meetup group is having an event there to celebrate their re-opening.  I'm always wary of these types of things with restaurants I don't know (because I worry that maybe they were closed for health code violations), but the menu looks great and I'd really like to check it out.  Should I be concerned?

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This is our second Meetup event at Ku Ku Canteen. I encourage you to call them directly if you have any concerns. The owner's name is Jackie and she is very aware of all of our gluten-free needs. This will be my 5th or 6th time eating there. The staff is very good and they have a lot of knowledge about gluten-free preparation.

 

By the time we have our event, they will have been reopened more than a month. Restaurants open and close all of the time in NYC. This closing was not unusual to the city. I think you would be surprised which of your other favorite gluten-free restaurants have opened and closed due to the city inspection ratings. 

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Thanks - I was hoping someone from the NY group might be on here.  That's reassuring.  The menu certainly does look good!

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