Where to eat when it has to be properly gluten free: fully gluten-free kitchens first, then coeliac-careful ones. Every place sourced, checked 2026-10-29. Full guide: chefamazing.com/gluten-free/buenos-aires
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Buenos Aires: the full guideGet: A sandwich with fries, then cake
Reported fully gluten free. One coeliac diner ate here four times in a two-week stay in Palermo. Over 70 reviews from coeliac diners.
Get: Steak and empanadas, then pasta
Reported fully gluten free. Argentine classics, steak and empanadas included, from a kitchen with no gluten in it. A second branch is at Báez 292 in Las Cañitas, which one diner calls their favourite restaurant in Buenos Aires.
Get: Ravioli, or lasagne
Reported fully gluten free. Fresh pasta, all of it gluten free. One coeliac diner says it was the first decent gluten-free ravioli they'd had in a long time.
Get: Bread, a cinnamon roll, cookies
Reported fully gluten free. A big choice of gluten-free bread and sweets. A second shop is at Arévalo 1707 in Palermo.
Get: The lunch pizza deal, or avocado toast
Reported fully gluten free. A café where a coeliac diner finally had pizza with no chance of cross-contact.
Get: Avocado toast and pastries
Reported fully gluten free. A pretty brunch spot, and nothing on the menu to check.
Get: A sandwich, then cake
Reported fully gluten free. An espresso bar with sandwiches, cakes and fries.
Get: Ice cream in a cone
Reported fully gluten free. A tiny ice cream shop with lots of flavours. Everything is gluten free, diners say, even the cones.
Get: Churros
Reported fully gluten free. A churro counter near the theatres. Easy to walk past, one diner says, but worth stopping for.
Get: Empanadas, pizza or a sandwich
Reported fully gluten free. A cheap lunch in the centre. They also run a smokehouse restaurant at Gascón 1172.
Get: A gluten-free beer with pizza or focaccia
Reported fully gluten free, diners say it's certified. A gluten-free brewery and pub.
Get: Argentine-style pizza and a beer
Reported fully gluten free. Traditional Argentine-style pizza from a short menu.
Get: Empanadas, cakes and bread
Reported fully gluten free. A gluten-free bakery and café downtown. One diner staying nearby went several times.
Get: Steak from the grill
No gluten-free menu, 6 safety ratings from coeliac diners. Say you're celíaco. A classic parrilla. A coeliac diner says the staff understood exactly what that meant.
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Get: Steak or beef ribs
No gluten-free menu, 6 safety ratings from coeliac diners. Say you're celíaco. Argentine grill where one diner says gluten free was no problem and the server knew the subject well.
Get: Risotto, pasta or seafood
Gluten-free menu, and the staff know the subject, diners report. Handy for dinner before a show on Corrientes.
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