Top 8 Gluten-Free Bars to Unwind in Porto

Mónica López Cuervo Tolinos

It is a spectacular place to eat and have a great time with family or friends. The food is great and as far as allergens are concerned there is nothing to worry about. As for the waiters, they are all charming, especially a boy with glasses who brought me a complimentary gluten-free skewer because he had heard that I have celiac disease. Unfortunately, not understanding Portuguese well, I understood that he had made a mistake and I rejected it. Thank you very much anyway, if I have the chance, I will try all the delicious gluten-free skewers again. A kiss❤️❤️❤️

Shawnee DeChristopher

My family and I all agreed that this was the best meal we had during our entire trip to Portugal. Sooo many creative flavor pairings. Options for veggie and gluten-free eaters, which is important to us. Our table wasn't ready at our reservation time, but we didn't mind waiting outside for a few minutes and watching the local nightlife. They even offered us shots on the house of Beirão which was super sweet of them and also my new favorite liqueur. Thank you!

Kevin Kennedy

This is a very small tapas bar in Porto. A lovely scenic side street with outside seating. It was recommended to us by our hotel when we asked for something not touristy. This did not disappoint! I also need Coeliac/Gluten Free. No GF or allergens listed which is pretty normal for Porto, however, the staff member I chatted to after picking what I thought would be safe, was super friendly and understanding. She said that while a shared kitchen, they'd take precautions for me. I suspect I could have a lot more than I ordered if I wished. I had a few different items on the menu and a couple of glasses of wine, and it was all excellent. We went at lunchtime, and sat outside. It did rain, but being Irish, we were prepared so stayed sitting outside, and only moved inside to finish a glass of wine. Highly recommended.

Randy Carr

Sergio Chiappetti

Nice place, well-kept place, there are several locations but specifically the Coliseu is located in the center and precisely in a side street of Rua Santa Catarina. Personally I tried a Portuguese beef accompanied by French fries (cold) and a salad, all good, while my daughters ate a sandwich with steak, ham and cheese which was in effect a bun-type sandwich with meat (no hamburger), ham and stringy cheese. Small problem with the service, not impeccable, the girl who served us had probably been there for a short time which is why she didn't know well what the gluten free dishes were, causing us a bit of insecurity. In the end, my celiac wife tried pork chop marinated in wine, but it was a shame that it was really too spicy. Unfortunately, dishes like this should be reported, if we had known that it was a spicy dish we would have ordered something else. In any case, the overall experience was positive, probably if I went back I would take the Frenchie, I think it's their real strong point.

Loretta Bradford

Susana silva

Relaxed and pleasant space. Friendliness and good service. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Good food and fast service. I had the mushroom risotto which is excellent and the vegan raspberry ice cream which is super tasty. The pizza rotation is very generous. Everyone took home pizza! Good quality-price ratio. The space has good cultural programming and exhibitions. I recommend.

Edward Lemus