Top 2 Gluten-Free Sandwich Spots Across Norway

Knut-Helge Egeland

All gluten-free, absolutely fantastic

Lindsay Krygier

Amazing gluten free, and some lactose free, desserts!!! A must-visit in Tromsø!

Catharina Stene

Andrea s

Delicious food and kindness, total and complete gluten free food and no risk cross contamination

Inge Zijlmans

We ate here because we could walk in straight from our hotel. We were greeted kindly by a very fast man. But... You have to order via an app unless you have allergies, then walk to the bar yourself. It took 40 minutes for us to get the food. The fish soup was ok. Enough fish but not super tasty. My friend got a gluten-free sirloin dish and that was ok too. There are much nicer places to eat in Tromsø. I would say choose that. And that friendly gentleman did not greet us back when we left. Shame.

Gry Lundiin

Always good baked goods, also gluten-free 😋😊

Jarkko Hämäläinen

Best ever patisserie especially with 6/5 Gluten free options.

Jan Andreassen

Good pastries, also good gluten-free pastries.

Ron Andre Andersen

Very good breads 😊😊😊 Best in town. And the fact that you get 3 loaves of bread for NOK 117 is very nice 😊 I have a grandmother who is severely intolerant to gluten. And the only cakes that are sold, which she doesn't get in trouble for, I can only buy at Baker Jørgensen. And it is not possible to notice a difference in ordinary cakes. Always shop there. Because you can't get cheaper bread anywhere else. And they last twice as long, and taste twice as good 😊 And then there is a cozy cafe there, with nice people who work there 😊👍 Recommend trying out their products. Lots of good food, for everyone 😊😊👍

Nick Smith

This was a great find for us as they had freshly made gluten free loaf so we could have make your own sandwich. The food was delicious with a good selection, comfortable seating, great coffee, friendly staff, and lovely location.

Monica Morse

Several gluten free options - the coconut bars were out of this world. Selection of sandwiches, cookies & pastries.

Todd Lee