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TAP Comes to Nomad! | Gluten Free Community Event at TAP Brazilian Café – 100% Gluten-Free | Tapioca Sandwiches & Açaí | NoMad - NYC

TAP Comes to Nomad! | Gluten Free Community Event

The NYC Celiac Disease Meetup Group gathers at TAP’s NoMad location for tapioca sandwiches or açaí bowls. Buying food is encouraged but not required; attendees contribute $3 toward meetup costs.

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October 29, 2026 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

TAP Brazilian Café – 100% Gluten-Free | Tapioca Sandwiches & Açaí | NoMad - NYC, 261 5th Ave, New York ·

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Join the NYC Celiac Disease Meetup Group at TAP’s NoMad location for tapioca sandwiches or açaí bowls; purchasing food is encouraged but not required.

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Organizer’s description

Join Ali for a post-work tapioca sandwich or acai bowl at TAP! Date: Thursday, October 29 @ 6:30pm Location: TAP - Nomad \| 261 5th Ave TAP's newest location opened over the summer and did NOT disappoint! The food is delicious, the vibe is on point, and the staff are the best in the biz. Let's welcome them to the neighborhood and celebrate their latest expansion! From TAP: "We’re a cultural movement. TAP was born to celebrate the soul of Brazilian cuisine and reimagine how people connect with food, wellness, and each other. Through vibrant ingredients, warm hospitality, and a 100% gluten-free menu, TAP brings you the everyday joy of Brazil wherever you are." While purchase is not required, it is strongly encouraged that everyone support this local GF spot by buying something delicious. Due to the rising cost of Meetup dues, attendees will make a $3 contribution to help with the group’s costs (cash/Venmo at the beginning of the event). Disclaimer: The NYC Celiac Disease Meetup Group and its event organizers cannot be held responsible for any injury, illness, or negative reaction that you may experience related to an event. Attendees acknowledge and accept that there is always a risk when dining outside of one’s home. It is always up to the individual attendees to do their own research, ask questions, read labels, and make their own decisions regarding where and what they eat.

Hosted by New York City Celiac Disease Meetup