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/copenhagen
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Copenhagen: the full guideGet: A cinnamon roll (kanelsnegl), then bread to take home
Reported fully gluten free. The Danish bakery you thought you'd never get to eat: cinnamon rolls, pastries and bread, all without gluten.
Get: Focaccia sandwiches, or pasta
Reported fully gluten free. H.U.G's deli across the street. Diners say the hardest part is choosing.
Get: Croissants and cakes
Reported fully gluten free. A small bakery with very nice staff.
Get: Sandwiches, cake, romkugler (rum balls)
Reported fully gluten free. Gluten-free café with breakfast, sandwiches and cakes. No pastries, despite the name.
Get: Gluten-free ravioli or pizza
Strict kitchen protocols for gluten free, diners report. The owner's daughter is coeliac.
Get: BBQ ribs or a burger
Staff who know coeliac disease, gluten-free dishes on the menu. In the old centre, a step off Strøget.
Get: Gluten-free smørrebrød (open sandwiches)
Gluten-free bread and burgers. Say you're coeliac. Smørrebrød on the Nyhavn canal.
Get: A buckwheat galette, with cider
Gluten-free galettes. Ask how they're kept apart. A crêperie in the old centre.
Get: Pad thai or a curry
Gluten-free menu. Say you're coeliac. Thai takeaway run by a family with a coeliac in it.
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