Top 9 Gluten-Free Spots Open Late to Explore in Principado de Asturias

Susana Ramirez

A very nice place, everything gluten-free and delicious. The whole family (there were 8 of us), both celiac and non-celiac, enjoyed every dish; it was wonderful! My 6-year-old daughter (celiac) devoured the croquettes. I would definitely go back! I highly recommend it if you like to eat something a little different!

Lorena G

Incredible experience!! ALL GLUTEN-FREE!!!! The restaurant is beautiful, it's great. The staff is 10/10! The food is spectacular! Celiac heaven!!!! Since it's walk-in, you have to go early or you'll have to wait, because it obviously gets packed, even though it's so big!

Diana Ruiz Romero

A very cozy place with many gluten-free options and everything delicious. Manuel served us, and he was attentive and very pleasant. We'll definitely be back!

Alejandro Garcia

We were two vegetarians and one celiac. The treatment was very attentive so that there was no problem with food crossings. We ordered two potato omelettes, ate asparagus and the Asturian cheese board, which was delicious. Our celiac friend was able to eat quite a few dishes, but they didn't have gluten-free cachopo, which disappointed us a little.

La pirata Bizca

It was very good. I am Celiac and the bread they gave me for the burger was really good. The waiter who had only been working for two days was charming, there were many tables but he had exquisite treatment with everyone. Highly recommended

Nacho Barragan Noval

We went for lunch because the location is very good. It has a fairly large terrace that gets some sun, which is a plus. To start with, the staff's service left much to be desired, with the manager speaking rudely and disrespectfully to the rest of the staff in front of all the customers. Then, we went to the dining room and when I asked for the menu, I also asked for the allergen menu, as one of my friends is allergic to nuts and shellfish. When I asked the waitress (wearing a bun and a Bic pen), she responded with a huge lack of politeness and empathy, saying they didn't have one and throwing the Celiac Allergen Menu on the table. It's great that they have a specific one for celiacs, but there are more allergies and many people who suffer from them. We didn't like the service from this waitress at all. When we informed her that they should have an allergen list, she rudely asked if we wanted to speak to the manager, when we only told her that they should have one. When ordering our food, we asked for extra portions, and she didn't inform us how it usually works until we asked her if it was too much food, to which she replied "yes, a lot," and we ended up ordering half the portions we were going to order without her informing us. In addition, we ordered a set of identical coffees, and she brought us the wrong ones. We told her about it, and her response was disrespectful, saying we were confused. It is ILLEGAL not to have an allergen list in an establishment. And finally, you can't pay by card, only cash. There is no sign informing you of this. It's disgraceful.

María F

Disastrous experience: With less than half the menu capacity, inexplicably there was not a single dish left; one of the dishes, a vegetable wok, had no appearance but a burnt taste, as if the wok had been used after being burned in a previous preparation, something that if we noticed due to the smell coming from the kitchen, we even commented “something has burned” (out of shame we did not mention it, it was simply left uneaten); Only the gluten allergen was indicated on the menu, not a trace of others, which the waiter had to ask dish by dish in the kitchen because one of the diners suffered from intolerances (which was warned before ordering).

Amelia Reed