Set in a lovingly prepared stilt house on the sea, this Mexican restaurant offers a warm, cozy atmosphere enhanced by a crackling fireplace. Its welcoming ambiance makes it a notable spot for those seeking a gluten-free dining experience in Lofoten.
Most of the menu is gluten-free, but check toppings carefully.
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Lunch menu is limited to three items, starting at 2pm.
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Expect high prices for small portion sizes.
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Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Steer away! Overpriced and very small portions! In addition, they do not control allergens. I have celiac disease and my husband called ahead to ask if you have any gluten free dishes (since the menu was not on the website). Was told that all the tacos were gluten-free. When we got there it still looked like the tacos were gluten free from the menu. Luckily I asked the waiter to double check. Turns out the corn tortilla was gluten free, but not the topping! I could have become very ill from this and it is actually not allowed to hide allergens in Norway! Ended up going back to our hotel to eat there instead after a tasteless starter.
Also drank the most expensive mojito I've ever had (199kr) and it didn't taste like a mojito at all. There are an incredible number of good restaurants in Lofoten, so this one is simply not worth the visit regardless of whether you have allergies or not!
C
Community member
Most of the menu is gluten-free.
Most of the menu is gluten-free.