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Version 1.0 · 2026-09-09
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-09-09.








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Most apps tell you which restaurants are gluten-free. EatSavvy tells you which dishes.
Every dish in EatSavvy has been checked against the restaurant's own menu — not estimated, not scraped from a nutrition database. When a restaurant marks a dish gluten-free, we say so. When they don't, we say that too.
WHAT YOU GET
- 9,000+ dishes across 280 NYC restaurants, each scored for your diet
- Honest confidence signals — "Verified by restaurant" or "Based on analysis," never blurred together
- Warnings for what menus leave out: soy sauce, malt vinegar, modified starch, hidden thickeners
- Map and list views, filtered by walking distance
- Save the dishes that work for you
BUILT FOR GLUTEN-FREE AND KETO
Set your diet, choose how strict you want to be, add ingredients you avoid. Every dish is ranked by fit first, then by how far you'd have to walk.
WHY DISH-LEVEL MATTERS…
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