Top 16 Gluten-Free Breakfast Spots to Delight in Montmartre, Paris

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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!

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.

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.

E B

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

Brad Koepke

While not a dedicated kitchen handled the gluten allergies very well. Also my wife has a dairy allergy which they accomdated well

Sabrina Fish

Travelers BEWARE - they will give you a glass bottle of water with a label that ends up costing €7.50 rather than giving you the unlabeled glass bottle they give to everyone else. The server wasn’t very nice overall - a bit rushed - and had us pay quickly which isn’t typical here. Went here for gluten free galettes but even the galette wasn’t good. Everyone around us left most of their food too.

Annah H.

Really expensive for what it is! When we arrived, the staff ignored us for 5 minutes, one rummaging in their cupboard, the other on their phone. Once seated, we waited 10 minutes (virtually no one in the restaurant) for the menu. We were asked "in French or English" and the answer was "in French." We ended up with one in English! The server thought he was clever, announcing dishes other than those ordered. And finally, aside from the €2 supplement for gluten-free bread, which I found excessive, we were charged €2.95 for an extra espresso! And for the restrooms, they were truly disgusting, dirty, and smelly!!! In short, I'll never go back.

Orso A

Very good restaurant. Excellent and generous cuisine, perfect service. A little extra: a gluten-free dessert is offered (very good). I recommend.

Paul Schuyt

Lovely service with great food for people with gluten intolerance

Elisabetta Zambonini

Parisian classic. Ate very well at a fair price. An excellent and abundant house salad :) Even gluten free I was able to eat Thank you

Helen Bham

We were a rather large group but the attention was fantastic. Great food, and a very reasonable price taking into account it included a cocktail, red wine and champagne. The blond waiter was especially nice. Thank you for treating my son to his gluten-free dinner. 🥰🥰 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Marquita Ross

Basile Mac

Great

Andrew Bagley

Marguerite Moore