Allergy and Vegan-Friendly New York Top Picks

Hi! I’m Maya and I recently traveled to New York City to visit family and friends and attend Governor’s Ball, a music festival! I found many safe places to eat while managing peanut, tree nut, milk, egg, and chickpea allergies, and being vegan. One of my favorite places to eat was
Anixi Mediterranean Vegan Restaurant where I got a tofu mushroom Kabob. If you travel there a must-do activity is to grab bagels and walk around the Upper East Side to admire the brownstones, then make your way to Central Park and have a picnic. Follow me on the Spokin app @mayajain234 to see my 28 reviews and Instagram @itsmaya234!

Nicole’s Favorite Celiac and Allergy-Friendly Froyo Spots

Hi! I’m Nicole, and I’m excited to share my favorite froyo spots in Miami and New York, where I’ve safely eaten while managing celiac and food allergies to tree nuts, fish, shellfish, and sesame. My favorite spot in Miami, where I live, is
Myka, where I get tart and mango swirl with berry crumble. I used to live in New York, and my favorite there is Glace! I recommend getting cookies and cream frozen hot chocolate with brown butter vanilla ice cream. See all 101 reviews I’ve shared, and follow me on the Spokin app at @girlwnogluten and on Instagram at @girlwithnogluten_. Miami | New York

Brooke’s Favorite Allergy-Friendly New York City Sushi Spots

Hi! I’m Brooke, and I’m excited to share my favorite New York sushi spots where I’ve safely eaten while managing my peanut, tree nut, dairy, egg, wheat, shellfish, and mango allergies. For my top picks, if you’re looking for a 100% gluten and nut-free kitchen, I recommend Nami Nori where I get the vegan mushroom dip and a flight of hand rolls. If you’re in the mood for the best oat milk espresso martini of your life, try Moody Tongue Sushi and definitely order the tuna tartare. And if you want heart-shaped sushi, head to Verge and get the Soul Mate Authentic Roll. See all 135 reviews I’ve shared, and follow me on the Spokin app @bha474 and on Instagram at @nutfreenewyorker.

Olivia’s Top Allergy-Friendly Boba Picks

Hi! I’m Olivia and in honor of Lunar New Year I’m excited to share my favorite places to get Boba Tea that I have been able to have safely with my food allergies to dairy, egg and soy. My finds feature places located in Philadelphia where I am based as well as New York and California. One of my favorites was Bopomofo in California, where I had honey oolong milk tea with oat-milk (no dairy free up charge!). As a Chinese American, Lunar New Year is one of my favorite holidays, and I look forward to enjoying a home-cooked feast with my family every year! One of my favorite foods to make is dumplings, but I also love fried rice and vegetables like choy sum. Fun fact: I am the Year of the Ram! Follow me on Spokin @livwong to see all of my 130 reviews and on Insta @liv.ingwithallergies California | New York | Pennsylvania

Matt’s Gluten-Free London Top Picks

Hi! I’m Matt from @
glutenfreestreetgang and have been living gluten free in London for the past 6 years. I’ve shared some of my absolute favorite local London finds on the Spokin app, which are featured in this guide. If I could only pick one essential London spot, it would be Manna Dew to get a croissant, cheese twist, and one of everything they bake. London is famous for fish & chips and afternoon tea: Wicked Fish and the Charlie & The Chocolate Factory afternoon tea are my top spots to find them! While eating is a big highlight in London, there’s more to do here than just eat. My favorite activities outside of eating are: 1. Going to a market where local London and visitor London intersect. Borough Market is a classic, but Broadway Market is great to get off the beaten tourist path. 2. See the incredible parks London has to offer. Richmond Park, Victoria Park, or a stroll along the Regent’s Canal towpath are my go-to parks 3. Grab a cocktail at a vibey cocktail bar. Coupette and Equal Parts are my current top picks. 4. It’s cliche, but the museums in London never get old. The V&A and the British Museum have incredible permanent exhibits and an ever-changing list of special temporary ones. 5. As a transportation nerd, I can’t get enough of the London Transport Museum’s events. Their train depot is worth a trip and they even offer tours of abandoned tube stations! NEW: I am launching a newsletter and if you sign up here you will get a BONUS guide to my Favorite Gluten Free Bakeries across 11 countries! See all my reviews and follow me on the Spokin app @gfstreetgang and on Instagram @glutenfreestreetgang! RestaurantsBakeries |Drinks | High TeaMarkets | Grocery Stores 
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