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Does anybody have recommendations of restaurants in Barcelona that have gluten-free options? DD (age 5) and I both have celiac. We will be staying off of the Ramblas near the Gothic Quarter.


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Hi there!

My husband and I are planning to visit Barcelona next year so I have been doing a little digging. I ran across this blog that talks a little bit about gluten-free dining in Barcelona which may help a bit. :)

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Hi, we were in Barcelona last year before a cruise. We were only there for one day before and one day after the cruise. Our daughter is a celiac. As it was a public holiday there were many places closed. We were very tired after a long flight from Australia so we didn't fancy walking around looking for somewhere to eat for too long. We had to resort to having dinner at The Hard Rock Cafe which is far from a Spanish experience. The reason we did that was because we knew that they had a gluten free menu and it was just easier to go there than have to try and find a celiac friendly place. She had a burger without the bun which she liked. For breakfast we had some rice cakes with peanut butter which we packed in our case and some fruit. The markets were closed or else we could have found something there probably.

If you google you will find some suggestions. Many of the suggestions were located too far form where we were staying but there are some places in Barcelona which do cater for a gluten free diet. Aparently the main department store has a food section which has gluten free goods. Again, it was closed when we were there so I can't comment on the range.

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