As a person who grew up in Yonkers I have always had preferred pizzerias, and rarely strayed from those locations. Recently I went gluten free and my favorite spots were pretty much off limits. Yesterday I was really in the mood for Italian delivery and decided to see what Grubhub had to offer with gluten-free options. When I typed in Gluten free a few pizzerias popped up, but all of them returned just one gluten free pizza, except EuroItalia. They had a rather expansive list of items they could make gluten free. I ordered the Chicken Scarpiello lunch special.
The food was delicious and the gluten free pasta was cooked perfectly (finicky stuff that pasta can be!). The chicken was delicious. It was tender, juicy and the dish had just enough spice to it to be enjoyable.
The delivery took about an hour, which I'd considered average for a busy time for delivery. When it arrived it was blazing hot. The delivery guy was friendly, knowledgeable and didn't have any problems finding the apartment, which seems to be an issue for most other delivery drivers from other businesses (lots end up walking around the courtyard for several minutes before calling up to see where we are ).
Overall this was a solid experience and i'll be ordering again. Nice to find a delivery location that caters to the gluten free crowd, and the food is amazing to go along with it. I do wish they would have brought a menu along with the food, though.
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Update : 10/17/15
My review above would have been correct, if this place wasn't screwing with the gluten-free crowd. After the first time I ate here I noticed that I wasn't feeling great the next day. It wasn't sick, I just didn't feel well. I didn't think much of it because it dissipated a few days later and all was well. Well, then I went to order here about a month ago again, this time I got a phone call from someone in the place who knows something about gluten-free, to inform me ONLY the pasta is gluten-free on their GF dishes. Well, you kind of have to god damn SAY that on the menu. Not cool at all. Very misleading and super screwed up.
We swapped out a meal in favor of a gluten-free pizza (assured by the guy that everything was GF on it), and we had to make up the difference in the Grubhub price so we needed to order something else. Fine, I ended up getting an Ice cream. Yeah, fine. The food shows up. The only reason he knew the pizza was gluten free was because it was a frozen pie (and not one of the better brands!), and they sent the wrong ice cream. They sent cookies n' cream, which has... GLUTEN in it. The pizza went in the garbage, the ice cream was eaten by my non-GF boyfriend. $45 for nothing. Fun times all around.
If you want GF Italian food, go with Louie and Johnnie's. They don't have an expansive gluten-free menu, but they are REALLY careful. Last time we ordered online they called to tell us about the precautions they take to ensure there is no cross-contamination. Much more expensive, but you can rest assured that the food you got is actually gluten-free. read more