Where to eat when it has to be properly gluten free: every one a fully gluten-free kitchen. Every place sourced, checked 2026-10-29. Full guide: chefamazing.com/gluten-free/paris
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Paris: the full guideGet: A croissant, a pain au chocolat and a loaf for later
100% gluten free bakery, with lactose-free and vegan options. The gluten-free bakery that made Parisians stop asking. There's one near almost every hotel.
Get: The rice-flour sourdough, and a lemon tart
Everything is 100% gluten free. The bread is the reason to go: real sourdough, made from rice flour.
Get: Brioche or a croissant, then lunch at a table
100% gluten free bakery and restaurant. One of the first gluten-free places in Paris, and still the one where you can sit down for a proper meal.
Get: Croissants and bread before a walk up the hill
100% gluten free bakery. The neighbourhood gluten-free bakery for Montmartre.
Get: A proper patisserie, the kind in the window
100% gluten free (and sugar free) patisserie. Fine Paris pastry, and no sugar either. No bread here.
Get: Coffee and a Copains pastry at a table
100% gluten free coffee shop. The sit-down café version of Copains, on Paris's best market street.
Get: Pizza and a plate of pasta, then tiramisu
The whole menu is gluten free. A big Italian dining room, with pizza and pasta you'd never guess. Closed between lunch and dinner.
Get: Ravioli or gnocchi, a pizza for the table, tiramisu
100% gluten free Italian restaurant. Every Italian dish you'd miss, a short walk from the Eiffel Tower.
Get: Fresh pasta or pizza
100% gluten free Italian restaurant. Tasca's sister restaurant, also near the Eiffel Tower.
Get: A homemade pasta bowl
100% gluten free Italian trattoria. A small trattoria for an easy, cheap lunch.
Get: Thai street-food plates to share
The whole restaurant is gluten free. Thai street food in a small room, so book.
Get: Cambodian and Thai plates to share
100% gluten free and lactose free. Khmer-Thai cooking on a tiny street of good food shops.
Get: Indonesian rice bowls
Vegan and gluten free restaurant. Indonesian food near the Pompidou. Closed mid-afternoon.
Get: A Japanese bento
Gluten free, lactose free Japanese bentos. Organic rice and vegetables in a bento box. Lunch only, closed Sunday and Monday.
Get: Hummus, labneh, kefta in a saj wrap
100% gluten free Levantine street food. Street food you eat with your hands.
Get: Whatever seasonal pasta is on that day
Organic, seasonal, gluten-free Italian lunches. A small, seasonal Italian lunch spot. No dinner, and no website: check its Instagram.
Get: A savoury waffle for brunch
All waffles 100% gluten free and lactose free. Waffles at the foot of Montmartre. Closes at 5pm.
Get: Breakfast or lunch in an old bookshop
100% gluten free coffee shop. A gluten-free café inside a listed historic shop near the Luxembourg Gardens.
Get: A vegetarian plate, lunch or dinner
Gluten free and vegetarian restaurant. Organic, vegetarian and open all day, lunch through dinner.
Get: The raw tasting plates, or Sunday brunch
100% gluten free, raw and vegan. Raw cooking, Sunday brunch, and you can book online.
Get: Sunday brunch
Organic, vegan, gluten-free cooking. Seasonal plates packed with greens. Dinner only some nights, and you book.
Get: Gelato in a cone, yes a cone
100% gluten free gelato, cones included. Gelato in a proper cone, at three spots in the middle of town.
Get: Snacks, pasta and bread for the hotel room
100% gluten free grocery shop. A whole grocery shop of gluten-free food from all over.
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