Top 24 Gluten-Free Allergen-Friendly Spots Across Berlin

Charlotte Butz

We ate here because of the gluten free burgers. The burgers were good, both with and without gluten. Not outstanding, just good. We all didn't like the fries, they were very dark, quite greasy, and not particularly crispy. The ambience is ok. Quite a small shop, more of a snack bar, not a restaurant, but nicely decorated. The service was good.

Maya Solomon

10/10 recommend!! The workers are so kind and there is a huge variety of options. Compared to US gluten free prices, these prices were great. Right off the train stop!

Özde

Never had such a fantastic gluten-free pizza

Inken Warnke

Best Grilled Cheese sandwich ❤️‍🔥

Isobel Harris

About 12 options for baked goods - coffee available. I tried the Mandel-Hornchen. Prices are reasonable.

Rosie M-K

100% gluten free (except the oat milk) and vegan cafe

Lisa-Marie Singer

So great that everything is gluten free! 😍 The pretzel stick and ice cream were very tasty. There are even gluten-free waffles and decaffeinated coffee 🙏🏼

Vroni Gross

Urgent warning: Eating so-called "gluten-free" pizza here as a celiac disease sufferer is like Russian roulette for sensitive celiacs like me: sometimes it went well - sometimes it didn't. The latter resulted in severe vomiting diarrhea, breathing and circulatory problems two hours after eating a pizza. Particularly annoying: my companion saw the pizza maker lifting all the pizzas (2 normal, 1 gluten-free) onto the plates with the same pusher. When he asked the waiter, he was assured - very nicely - that he had definitely seen it wrong because the slider only touched the sheet pans. My companion was sure that he had just seen it correctly, but because I had already eaten pizza in this restaurant without any subsequent symptoms, I was inclined to believe the waitress.... momentous mistake. This restaurant is recommended for celiacs who don't react too badly to gluten contamination in their food (food was delicious) - definitely not an option for everyone else!

Sena

First time I tried Schnitzel in Berlin and was quite satisfied with it, also has a gluten free option for schnitzel and beer. Very kind staff.

Ronja Wieggers

It was great. I had a vegan arepa and all options were naturally gluten free!

Daniela Kogler

The two of us ate there. Communication and ordering in German. Gluten-free menu available. Attentive and friendly staff. Food highly recommended. Simply feel-good atmosphere. All in all, a successful visit, especially for me, as you can eat gluten-free here. Price performance is in balance

Make

Very tasty ice cream. Almost all varieties are gluten-free. There was also a gf croissant. Next to the counter there is a refrigerator with many desserts, also gluten-free.

Steps User154685

People with celiac disease cannot eat in this restaurant. Because tortillas with and without gluten are made in the same oven. Which I don't quite understand. Big disappointment.

Emily McCabe

Absolutely stunning vegan and gluten free options - service is excellent and atmosphere is exquisite!

Rosie M-K

Allergens are marked. I asked for gluten free pho and they knew what to remove. 24+ hrs later and no symptoms. The pho was also delicious!

Coeliac Journey

Gluten free stated on the menu, but staff has no knowledge about what gf is. Asked about coeliac safety and couldn’t tell me what had or didn’t have gluten. Didn’t know the difference between vegan and gluten free. Sad, as it actually looked tasty.

Noah Park

I felt that the atmosphere was good enough to be considered the best among Japanese restaurants in Berlin. It may feel a bit dark, but you can focus on the sushi. It feels like a lot of effort went into the sushi, and of course it's fresh. They seem to pay attention to many aspects, including plating, soy sauce brush, and gluten-free soy sauce. The drinks they make themselves are also quite delicious, so I want to order them again next time.

Michela Graciotti

I must first point out that I appreciate the effort, in a city like Berlin where finding gluten-free options is a feat, to have gluten-free dishes on the menu. Celiac disease is an illness, not a whim. The possibility declared on the menu encouraged me to try this restaurant, I also have a celiac daughter who I try not to make feel always excluded. In the end, one of the two gluten-free dishes (chicken cutlet) was not available and the other one I ordered in its place, kebab and chickpeas, was delivered to me telling me that it was not guaranteed to be gluten-free. You should tell me this when I order, not when you hand me the dish. I really hate to criticize, but I hope this can be of use to other celiacs.

Andreas Nilsson

Tasty Indian food, lots of gluten free options. Very friendly staff.

Delbert Dunlap

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