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Restaurants In Barcelona

AndrewI

By AndrewI
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AndrewI Newbie
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Traveling to Barcelona in June. Anyone know of some good restaurants that serve Gluten free?

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Barcelona has many gluten-free dining options, and restaurants are usually aware of celiac disease. Here is a list of gluten-free restaurants and shops in barcelona, suggested mostly by spanish users and the local associations in spain:

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Oh, you'll love Barcelona! Lots to eat, good shopping, and too much have fun! Here is a post I made after returning from Europe. I listed everywhere I shopped gluten-free and ate gluten-free. For the most part, I was in Madrid, but I did visit Barcelona and included those restaurants and shops. Have fun and report back!

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.ph...c=37094&hl=

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