 Stephanie Barlow writes up the reopened Risotteria in the current New York Press. She's pretty positive, but I think her review gets a little confusing when she writes, "When it comes to dessert, Risotteria is fine for those who can’t eat gluten, but everyone else should stick to traditional cookies ($2.25 each)." Reading that, you might think that the cookies are made with gluten, but the last time I checked they were gluten-free too. She also gives short shrift to the cheesecake and especially the carrot cake as far as my own dessert preferences are concerned.
Stephanie Barlow writes up the reopened Risotteria in the current New York Press. She's pretty positive, but I think her review gets a little confusing when she writes, "When it comes to dessert, Risotteria is fine for those who can’t eat gluten, but everyone else should stick to traditional cookies ($2.25 each)." Reading that, you might think that the cookies are made with gluten, but the last time I checked they were gluten-free too. She also gives short shrift to the cheesecake and especially the carrot cake as far as my own dessert preferences are concerned.Photo: David Marc Fischer
 
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I interpreted her review of the cookies to mean that the rest of the desserts are good by celiac/gf standards, but people used to gluten-filled desserts will be most pleased by the cookies.
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