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gluten-free Restaurants In Barcelona


chrismicallef6

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chrismicallef6 Newbie

Pls I'm going to a holidya in Barcelona with my girlfriend who is coeliac and need some names of restaurants where we can go to eat. Can anyone pls tell me abt any restaurants who serve glutne free food (especially if they serve gluten free pasta and pizza) in Barcelona. 10x in ,

Chris


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irish daveyboy Community Regular

Pls I'm going to a holidya in Barcelona with my girlfriend who is coeliac and need some names of restaurants where we can go to eat. Can anyone pls tell me abt any restaurants who serve glutne free food (especially if they serve gluten free pasta and pizza) in Barcelona. 10x in ,

Chris

Hi Chris,

He's a list of gluten-free Restaurants in Barcelona, Spain

Open Original Shared Link

Best Regards,

David

chrismicallef6 Newbie

Many thanks David. Managed to fin some usefule information. great 10x

irish daveyboy Community Regular

Many thanks David. Managed to fin some usefule information. great 10x

Hi Chris,

Also noticed this not sure about stockists

but you could watch out for them in food-on-the-go type of outlets.

It has the crossed grain symbol, Its use is governed by local Celiac Societies if their products check out as Gluten Free.

celiaco6880.webp

Here's the Website Open Original Shared Link

Best Regards,

David

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