Eating Gluten-Free in Paris

we present you with the best options for eating gluten-free in Paris.

Gluten-Free Places to Eat in Paris

Below you will find our recommendations for restaurants, pizzerias, and bakeries for eating gluten-free in Paris, where we highlight the average price per person, what they offer, and their website in case you want to view the full menu or get more information.

We also mention some supermarkets and dining options at the Disneyland Paris Parks.

Gluten-Free Restaurants in Paris

• Kapunka (€25). A popular canteen with four locations in Paris where you can enjoy the best of Thai street food, such as a classic curry or pad thai.
• Apéti (€29). Recognized for its seasonal organic cuisine, where vegetables take center stage. The menu changes regularly, but everything is genuinely fresh and delicious.
• Riz Riz (€22). Known for its rice-based dishes, seasonal produce, and a 100% organic wine list. The Rice Table (an 8-course tasting menu) is truly sublime.
• Breizh Café (€35). Have you heard of galettes? They are a kind of gluten-free crepe made with buckwheat flour, and the ones here are absolutely to die for.
• Yummy and Guiltfree (€15). Waffle lovers, Paris has a special place just for you. Are you team savory or sweet? No matter which you try, you will be hooked.
• Cococo (€21). Specializes in Japanese cuisine, and their bento boxes with nine delicious and varied portions are legendary. Everything is gluten-free and lactose-free.
• NoGlu (€25). It is one of the most eating in Paris popular spots among
• celiacs, especially for its celebrated croque-monsieur and the traditional quiche lorraine.
• Soya (€28). A cozy vegan canteen with an industrial-chic vibe, serving delicious dishes such as quinoa couscous, tofu meatballs, and tempeh nuggets.
• Sol Semilla (€30). Known for its intimate, nature-inspired setting and its vegetarian dishes packed with superfoods that are fresh and full of flavor.

Gluten-free pizzerias in Paris

• Il Quadrifoglio (€42). This trattoria is considered one of the best restaurants in Paris for a delicious gluten-free pizza, though the pasta dishes are equally delicious.
• BigLove (€35). Although it is not a 100% gluten-free venue, you can enjoy their incredible pizzas with complete confidence. We highly recommend the black truffle pizza — you won't regret it.
• Tasca (€39). An unbeatable location with a romantic, inspiring atmosphere, but the best part is that absolutely everything is celiac-safe — even the beer!
• Caffé Shop (€15). If you were wondering where to eat well and cheaply in Paris gluten-free, here is your answer. Pizzas, lasagna, calzone, desserts — all in one place.

Gluten-free bakeries and pastry shops in Paris

• Boulangerie Chambelland (€12). It offers an interesting selection of artisan breads, focaccias, cookies, and desserts, including brownies, éclairs, and tartlets.
• Maison Plume (€14). A charming spot to stop and enjoy one of their desserts, 100% free of gluten and sugar. The apple, almond, and cinnamon tart is spectacular.
• La Meringaie (€12). Best known for its pavlovas — a delicious dessert consisting of a light, airy meringue topped with whipped cream and fresh fruit.

Gluten-free supermarkets in Paris

Finding gluten-free options at supermarkets in Paris is, fortunately, not an impossible mission.

Shopping at large chains rather than small specialty stores is ideal, as the former tend to have a dedicated section with a wide variety of gluten-free products at more affordable prices. Carreforur, Monoprix, Biocoop y Naturalia are just a few of them.

We also recommend carefully checking product labels before purchasing, to make sure they truly contain no traces of gluten.

Gluten-free restaurants at Disneyland Paris

If you or someone in your family has celiac disease, you will be pleased to know that puedes ir a este famosísimo parque sin problema alguno, as there are options for eating at Disneyland Paris 100% gluten-free. However, these are quite limited.

At any of their restaurants, a pre-prepared menu is available with 3 starter options, 4 main course options, and 3 dessert options. Although they are simple dishes, they contain no gluten or any of the other 13 major allergens, so you can enjoy them without any risk.