Top 50 Gluten-Free Breakfast Spots Across Île-de-France

Paul Barnett

We ate there on Fri 29th Aug ‘25 and was disappointed. Pizza base was soggy and the lasagna was watery. Bread was stale. Expensive for what we got. Only good thing was the beer. I hope you have a better experience if you choose to eat here.

Giel

Wide range of gluten free products. It tasted fantastic!

Keween Le Calvez

An incredible gluten-free bakery!!! My partner is gluten-intolerant and rarely indulges. When we come to Paris, it's a necessary stop, even for me, who has no problems. But for a foodie like me, it's a real treat!!! Yes, the bill is sometimes steep, but it's worth the detour. When a croque monsieur can make two meals, it's worth it. I'm really happy to be able to come and indulge from time to time, and for those with gluten intolerance, go for it!!! And thank you for your kindness; we're always made to feel welcome 🥰

Marian Biddle

C’était délicieux. Les crêpes sans gluten étaient super! Mon plat préféré est la crème brûlée 😋

Lisa Berkow

Amazing!! I hadn’t had a burger on a bun with fries in a long time. It was excellent

Ferdy Huijbregts

We loved the gluten free lunch and the setting of the restaurant!

eddy berger

Small room, small menu, but a great experience for those who don't eat gluten. Everything is adapted and very tasty.

D Briez

100% gluten-free Lebanese food. My husband and I each got a different flavor of wrap. One had roasted chicken in it and the other had a ground meat that is usually cooked on a kebab (kafta?) but this is spread on the bread and cooked on the bread. Both were delicious! Affordable place to eat, very small inside, friendly patient staff speaks English well.

laure barit

Thank you for this discovery of the day! Alex and Mamadou were smiling, available hosts, a real pleasure! A big up to the team who concocted the dishes of the day for us (a salmon poke and an Italian waffle), Lassana and Booba. A feast for the eyes and the taste buds! I obviously don't forget the cookies that we tried (pistachio and peanut butter), a pure killer especially the pistachio 😁! The setting is small, quite noisy at rush hour but the smiles, the good humor of the team and our plates made us forget this small negative point! The quality of the dishes is extra, not at all the impression of eating gluten-free cookies so much they were top (which is unfortunately not always the case), a joy! Excellent address where the quality, quantity and price ratio is more than validated! I sincerely recommend this coffee shop, Thank you again for everything, the 2 Bordeaux girls 😉

Brad Koepke

Tried a few GF croissants in Paris. These were by far the best!

Maï Lebazy

A flawless product for each of the pastries purchased at Maison Plume! On site or to take away, individually or to share, Maison Plume products are always a pleasure to savor!!! A big thank you to Tara, Margaux and the rest of the team for their welcome and the pleasure of sharing with our loved ones who are celiac, diabetic, or simply gourmet 🥰🥰🥰

Jo L

Just grabbed a quick bite, but the onigiri was so tasty! Wish I could have tried a bento! So cool to find a dedicated gluten free Japanese restaurant.

Charlotte

Huge disappointment. Looking for a bakery open on a Sunday in the neighborhood, with few options, we walked in here. We were immediately greeted by salespeople who were very enthusiastic about the concept, emphasizing their originality and difference. Everything in the window looked appetizing... until we saw the prices: €10 for a bagel. We hesitated, then thought it must be excellent. Unfortunately, it wasn't. We had a tomato and mozzarella sandwich: very disappointing. The bread didn't convince me—probably because it's gluten-free, which I can understand if it alters the texture or taste. But that doesn't excuse the mediocrity of the ingredients inside: bland tomatoes, flavorless mozzarella, and pesto that seemed anything but homemade. The whole thing was seriously lacking in flavor. However, even if the bread is unusual, good, well-seasoned products can more than compensate and give the whole thing character. This was clearly not the case here. The pistachio babkas didn't rise to the occasion: they were also disappointing, lacking in depth of flavor. You can find much better options for half the price elsewhere. This is yet another example of a "concept" and "trendy" establishment where the packaging takes precedence over the content. Gluten-free is no excuse for a lack of quality or flavor. It's a shame, because the staff is friendly. In short, at that price, you might as well go to a neighborhood bakery that's a little less trendy but much tastier and 10 times cheaper.

Cristina Schutte

Amazing place. The salmon cream cheese bagel was delicious.

Etienne Hamon

I'm not sure why I went back. I don't normally need a bread store where you're greeted with a lot of marketing hype to buy a snack... Except that, given the exorbitant prices, it's better to think twice and possibly contact your bank to apply for a loan before handing over your credit card, especially when you're charged double. I had to check on the website afterward that the amount charged was indeed way too high for what I'd bought... In terms of taste, it might be good for celiacs, but I cook with different flours myself for a result that I find more satisfying. So I'll try to remember that I don't need to go back.

Sophia Kelly-Wong

Super good!

Julia Huigen

Delicious gluten free galettes and cider! And super quick!

Simo Alhusaynan

Service is bad, waitress is not helpful at all. The only gluten free option is macaroons!

Leila Sky

Judy GF is a gem! We were at Luxemburg Gardens and they didn’t have any gluten free options for my daughter who is celiac. A lovely woman recommended Judy GF and I was so impressed and grateful for their vast gluten free offering in the middle of Paris. My daughter was able to get banana bread French toast and she loved it. I had a delicious salad, and the service was as fabulous as the restaurant is lovely. I highly recommend this restaurant if you are vegan/celiac.

Sean Mooney

Yep. Awesome. All waffles here are GF!! Fantastic view of Notre Dame.

Juliana Farber Metzler

Very tasty gluten free crepe, nice atmosphere, very good service

Terri R

Delicious gluten free food! Excellent choices!

Savannah Arnold

Very delicious! The owner is gluten free and was able to point out all of the options on the menu for me, which was almost the entire menu! I would absolutely recommend stopping here!

Giuliana Argentino

Exorbitant prices for the quality and low quantity of food they offer. I ordered nachos (which were supposedly "homemade" but ended up being Doritos with guacamole overdone with cumin), a cheese board with more salad than cheese, and a creme brulee that looked like a supermarket dessert. Although they claim to have gluten-free options, I asked for bread for the appetizers, and they didn't have any. I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than a drink.

Sara Tjelta Hashemi

Truly the sweetest place in Paris. Perfect for a break from all the buzz of the city. They have good glutenfree bread, and our server, Faizma, gave the best service

Lea Draganits

All dishes are vegan, gluten-free, and delicious! A small restaurant tucked away in a side alley, with limited seating and always busy. You can easily make reservations online. I highly recommend it. Panaeng curry is my favorite dish.

Lilian S.

Only the pancakes are gluten free, but you can “use” them like a toast and choose topics. Very tasty!!

Alessia Lenci

Beautiful place to have breakfast a stone's throw from Montmartre. My celiac daughter finally had the chance to have breakfast with excellent gluten-free bread with scrambled eggs and bacon. I had continental tea, yogurt with fruit and grains, orange juice and croissants and, for the first time in these days in Paris, a cappuccino as God commands!!! The owner has a Gaggia and knows how to use it divinely! I hope to be able to return soon.

Igor MB

Nice atmosphere and awesome service, they take gluten-free and celiacs very seriously too. Perfect place to hoop on for a delicious hamburger and fries, and don't forget to ask for the watermelon juice!

Matthias Weiser

Gluten free options available.

Bar Yuval

The staff is well known about celiac, the food is great and the service is wonderful

Vasco Lourenço

If you want gluten-free products, do not eat at this place. Their "gluten-free" crêpes are made in the same plaque all the others are made. This means they are contaminated! For someone who is celiac, this is a major issue. When we talked to the person who was making the crêpes, they thought it didn't matter. Worst, they barely spoke French or English. They have no idea what "gluten-free" really is, and yet they have the gluten-free symbol on the menu.

angie collins

Oh my, there is nothing more to say, it's all gluten free. And coffee is delicious too.

mimin

As it is a gluten-free specialty store, you can shop with peace of mind!!! There were delicious looking breads and sweets in the showcase!!! It was close to the station and very easy to find! There was a park nearby, so we enjoyed the view while eating ^ - ^

Rayne Millan

Ive eaten here a handful of times while in Paris and my favourite was the savoury buckwheat pancakes. I’m celiac and had good experiences and no food poisoning. The service is good here and servers are attentive. Sweet crepes are less good than savoury BUT the matcha and milkshakes sucked. Skip those. the crème brûlée was also good!

Carine Lejeail

No longer 100% gluten-free, despite what their website says (which is therefore misleading). The allergen maps are not updated, which is a bit vague. A great way to exclude celiacs!

Kalman Heyn

I got the Blue Moon Bowl and my wife got the açaí bowl. I think they were €12.50. They are delicious and healthy, and the gluten-free granola is the best part. The only two negatives are that they were out of protein powder while we were there, and they servings are quite small. I was hungry after I finished.

Vince Woo

Came across this small bistro in Latin Quartier. I tried it as I'm celiac and gluten-free crêpes are served here. The chef recommended crêpe Pedro, which is made with sausage slices, cheese and veggies. It was delicious!

Mohammed Amine

A must-visit for gluten-free lovers! My wife and I visit this restaurant almost every week, and it's always a real pleasure. The food is excellent, flavorful, and gluten-free—a real treat when you have dietary restrictions! The menu is varied, and everything is carefully prepared. The service is impeccable, warm, and attentive. We feel welcomed every time we visit, like we're at home. It's become our favorite spot, whether for a quick lunch or a romantic dinner. Thank you to the entire team for their consistent quality and hospitality!

Sylvie Rosenbois

I regularly eat lunch at Elo Flamel. The crepes are delicious / the products are high quality and they are gluten-free... the best in Paris (I'm a fan of crepes).

Aïda Ranchy

While passing through Paris, I came across this café one weekday morning where two baristas were very welcoming and helpful. The atmosphere of the café is friendly and offers gluten-free cakes and a vegetable milk option for drinks! I highly recommend! ☕

sylvie Besnard

The setting truly reminds me of Italy, with a romantic atmosphere and traditional Italian dishes. A special mention goes to the eggplant mille-feuille and the pistachio tiramisu. Alexis is welcoming; you can tell he loves his job. I'll definitely come back. A little extra, gluten-free dishes are available upon request.

Merieme Amine

Being celiac, this is the best option in the area for a gluten-free, good and balanced meal with vegetable options.

Margaret L

NO LONGER 100% GLUTEN FREE OR CELIAC SAFE they have made gluten bread the standard for all sandwiches. Such a disappointment for a longtime celiac friendly establishment. Will not be returning ever again.

Síofra Kelleher

A truly french restaurant with excellent gluten free options. Our party went for the set menu for €24 which was great value. They do not take amex. The house cat, Alice was a lovely surprise 😻

Mac Gomes

Had twice lunch over a weekend when we were in Paris. Saw that they had glutenfree crepes, and so my son wanted to go there. And the crepes were very good. And the staff is super friendly. The only downside I would say is, that on a hot day it is impossible to sit inside, as it gets very hot. And there are not many tables on the sidewalk, so you might be out of luck. But when in paris, we will for sure go again.

Raymond Chenon

Good gluten-free pastries. The decor is pretty. €8 for a sandwich €5.90 for a pistachio-filled croissant. A little pricey, but it's a good treat occasionally. I'm not even sure their bread and croissants contain zero gluten.

Manon Fontana

My favorite restaurant in Paris, everything is vegan and there are gluten-free options! There's also a concept store. The menu changes regularly. I'm a fan 😍

E B

Total little gem. Amazing buckwheat crepes with a big menu of fillings, great ambiance, good service and reasonable price.

B2n

I didn't try the drinks, which looked very nice, but I did order two pastries that were very disappointing. I'm familiar with gluten-free options, but the pastries I ordered were really bad. We had a blueberry donut with no flavor and a very dense texture. The sweetened whipped cream tasted of aspartame. The cinnamon roll honestly had a brick-like texture in the mouth. I'm taking the liberty of posting a message to see if there's a possible improvement in quality.