Top 5 Gluten-Free Spots to Explore in Hamburg City Center

Peregrino1970

We have eaten at Luigi's several times and definitely not the last time! The large variety of extravagant pizzas with enormous diameters is unique. And for my girlfriend there are these, a little smaller but just as delicious, also gluten-free. Be sure to reserve on weekends and still allow for a bit of a wait. To bridge this gap, there is a Prosecco on the house. The rooms are quaintly narrow but very creatively decorated. The staff is super friendly, even when the hut is on fire. We only had to wait two (!) minutes from the time we placed the order for my large beer and the red wine for my girlfriend, and we actually only had to wait another ten minutes for our pizzas. After the delicious meal, there were two Sambuca with flambéed coffee beans on the house. So we had another fantastic meal at our favorite Italian restaurant. Always happy to come back when we are in Hamburg!

D. S.

Gluten free pinsa! The idea is very good, the implementation is bad for celiacs! All pinsas are baked in the same oven, so contamination can occur. It's a shame, but the gluten-free pinsas are not suitable for celiacs! 😌

unidentified

Wow! The food is really very good, but the portions of the sandwiches are a bit too small. The gluten-free waffles are amazing! Since we sat outside, we didn't have to wait. The service is super friendly. We would love to come back here!

Ell L.

The place is usually fully booked in the evening, however the queue moves fast. People are friendly, properly speak English and provide all the info we ask for. Pho soup and noodles with beef/duck were super delicious. We waited for less than 15 min for food to arrive while every table was fully booked. You have diary free, gluten free and vegan options. Possible to pay by card over €15 bill.

Miss Fällt

Super delicious - also gluten-free! We have been coming here as often as we can for 6 years, it is also a must for all our guests. Great ambience in the historic Levantehaus, super tasty, cheap (a filling main course is available for just €10) and friendly service. There are also plenty of vegetarian, some vegan dishes and even I, who have celiac disease, find a large selection of gluten-free dishes. We are particularly grateful to Tung, who is always particularly friendly and patient and always gives us great information about which dishes contain allergens! (Give him a raise!) PS: Definitely try the Vietnamese spring rolls!! I dream about them at night!