Top 2 Gluten-Free Breakfast Spots to Enjoy in Luxembourg

Laura Pettrich

dedicated gluten-free

Elisa V

100% gluten-free premises. Variety of sweets for breakfast, although you can also find breads and sandwiches. The attention is very good. You have to choose indoor and outdoor tables. Apart from what we chose for breakfast, along with the coffee and tea, they served us two other sweets. A great detail. Highly recommended.

Jeroen de Veth

Our favorite in the Müllerthal. We have had a wonderful meal here twice. The pinsas, xxl hamburger (500gr!!!), cordon bleu, spaetzle with steak, cheesecake and apple strudel are all recommended in our opinion. What we saw leaving from the kitchen to other tables also looked delicious. Exceptional in the area: vegans, vegetarians and gluten-free eaters will get their money's worth here. And if you prefer to drink non-alcoholic beer: they have 0.0 from Franziskaner, the tastiest weizen. Unfortunately, major negative points for the operation/service. On a rather chilly evening we had to eat on the terrace - we took that for granted - because the restaurant inside would be full with reservations. In the two hours we were there, there were at least 10 places available inside at all times. Moreover, shortly after our main course was served, the terrace was completely forgotten. We had to go inside to ask for our dessert and after several long waits we had to go back inside for the bill. Hopefully the owners read this: the kitchen brigade and the delicious concept in a top location definitely deserve a better / more attentive waiting staff!

Manou Wiltgen

Nice and Cozy Place and Lovely Personnel. And it‘s all self made and Gluten Free

Charlotte Slater

100% dedicated gluten free

Ursula Scheiden

Coeliacfriendly

Jaime Someone

Rude staff. I went to rawdish a couple weeks back, I hadn't eaten all day and it was raining. I was simply planning to try this place out, and sit for 10-15 min to eat something. I'm lactose and gluten intolerant, so it took me about 5 minutes to pick what to eat since I had to check the list of ingredients every time. There wasn't anyone else in line so it's not like I was blocking someone else's view. I made my choice and went to the counter to pay and asked if they maybe had coffee. The staff, that I assume to be the owner was very rude, at first I approached her in french wich she groaned and said she only speaks english. I asked her in english if she had coffee, I got an loud and abrupt no as an answer I was taken aback by the way she answered what to me seems like a no evasive question that didn't warrant such a response, she must have noticed how she sounded and said that the machine was apparently broken and I had to leave because they were closing soon. I was fine with that, it was disappointing but if they're closing I'll simply try to find somewhere else to sit down and eat. I paid and left but then checked their closing time... They were open for another whole hour, almost 1h30 after I left the store

Michelle “Shellie” Farrell

Lovely spot. Gluten free granola and gluten free brownie were both 10/10. Nice coffee and orange juice too! Only improvement I could suggest would be to have an option of gluten free bread, as my husband's avocado eggs on toast was delicious!

Ursula Scheiden

coeliac friendly

Alexandra Gheorghe

This is hands down one of the coziest and most charming tea rooms I’ve ever visited. The ambiance is perfect for a peaceful afternoon, with calming music and a warm, inviting feel. The homemade food is nothing short of amazing—you can tell it’s made with passion and high-quality ingredients. I especially loved the fact that even the plant-based milks for coffee are made in-house, with delicious options like almond and cashew. The gluten-free, sugar-free cakes are to die for. If you’re looking for a place to relax and enjoy guilt-free treats, this is it!

Isabelle Secret

Where to start? Very slow service to say the least, we had to wave quite a few times before a waiter came to serve us. I ordered the English brunch and a matcha latte, and made sure to ask whether there was any dairy on the dish and specified that I was allergic to it. First the matcha with oat milk arrived, the matcha powder had not been mixed properly so there was still a lot of lumps - if you cannot prepare proper matcha, please don’t serve it. The milk was also waaay too warm. Regarding the dish, I noted some white stuff on the toast and asked the waitress if this was indeed vegan. I was told that I received exactly what I ordered. After I said that I was allergic to dairy, I was instructed not to eat and that they would check with the kitchen. The waitress returned, saying it was Philadelphia and asking ME if it was ok. I mean?! I sent the plate back for a new toast, the mushrooms had disappeared, they had just transferred the bacon and the roquette on the now bare toast, meaning there still was some Philadelphia on the bacon. This still honestly unacceptable and quite dangerous. This place advertises itself as gluten free and lactose free, but the staff is untrained and unaware of dietary specificities. This is seriously misleading. All their cakes on display were without individual lids, ‘normal’ ones place above gluten-free ones - meaning a serious risk of contamination. I don’t even think the staff and/or the owner know the difference between lactose free and dairy free, and between an intolerance and an allergy. The menu does not specify the allergens, which is a regulatory requirement by the way. On top of that, there is an 3 euros fee if you want gluten-free which is ridiculous if you claim yourself as a gluten free place. If you have a food allergy, or an intolerance, avoid this place like the plague. If I had not noticed the dairy on my toast before eating some of it, I would have spent my Sunday at the hospital due to the sheer stupidity, ignorance and incompetence of Sara’s Brunch.

Jane Garfoot

I had such a great experience at Seed/Beet. The food is not only Vegan with many Gluten free options, but it’s delicious. I had the Avocado Burger which was very satisfying and the Chocolate Mousse was also amazing. The service here is also really good!Highly recommend checking it out!

domitilllaa

This coffee spot is my absolute go-to! I’m obsessed with their chocolate overnight oats—they are to die for. 💚💚 The place is incredibly cozy, with a unique atmosphere that makes you want to stay for hours. Their cakes and salads are equally delicious, with plenty of gluten-free, vegan, and sugar-free options to choose from. Whether you're after a sweet treat or something healthy, this place has it all! 💗

State Briga

Excellent gluten free pizzas and pastas with very kind and caring staff! One of the greatest spots for GF

Gerard Kempff

One of the best pizzas I have ever had! There is also gluten free options.

Jay Kay

Healthy fresh french fast food chain in the front of the uni library. Limited seating inside and outside on good days. Busy on weekday lunchtimes. Okay service. Okay coffee. A wide range of dietary specific menu available, from vegan, gluten free, lactose free, wheat free… all indicated by the symbols.

Roxanne Rosa

The best glutenfree pizza I've ever eaten. Great dough and rich in toppings! Price/quality 10

David GENOVA

We booked last minute but were able to get a table. The chef and his team adapted to my gluten intolerance. Thanks to them Thanks also to the team in the room Very nice discovery, we recommend

Kristina

Lovely place. Go there very often since it’s vegan and also offer a lot of gluten free options. The staff and service is so lovely and very friendly. If you do go there don’t miss an opportunity to get their brownie with a nice cup of coffee. So fudge and chocolaty

Alena Berankova

We spent a very nice family evening in this restaurant. The owner was very welcoming and paid a special attention to our needs of gluten-free meal for our celiac son. The meat was really tasty and the price very reasonable, especially taking account of the high quality of the food and wine. We absolutely recommend and we look forward to coming back.

Haya Asaad

Has gluten free options 👌🏽

Michele Gentile

Excellent boulangerie with excellent products. If you are looking for gluten-free bread (excellent) you have to book it because they only produce it on Thursdays.

Nama B

Vegetarian burger, gluten-free options and sweet potato fries, gluten-free beer too, free arcade games, music chosen according to customer tastes, sober decor... We want more!

Alexandra Grupe

Excellent, finely balanced products, also a great gluten-free selection and very nice.

Roberta Cotugno

I ordered a gluten-free cake, as well as being delicious, I found the service precise and punctual. Thank you

tony Grieco

Finally healthy dishes in Luxembourg, organic. Choice of dishes: gluten-free, lactose-free, vegetarian or normal. Too bad the salads are way too seasoned for my taste.

Luca Gerin

We had brunch on Saturday morning. Among us there is also a lactose intolerant and one who eats gluten-free. The staff was kind to resolve our doubts regarding the ingredients. The food was good, the portions generous, the pastry counter very nice to look at and varied. Only flaw, they didn't bring everyone's food at the same time.

Ben Buchanan

Amanda Barner

Frank Warwick

Clifford Holmes

Kasia Labuda

It won't attract attention from the outside, but the interior is very nice. The room, bathroom and room equipment, I must admit that I did not expect it. It exceeded my expectations, so a big PLUS :) the food was delicious and at affordable prices. You need to book a table to have dinner!! I didn't expect this either... all the tables were occupied!!! Service - nothing to complain about. The lady at the reception made a great effort to provide a gluten-free breakfast for my companion, for which I am very grateful. Location - in one day we visited Germany (the town of Nennig and Weingut Karl Petgen, where I recommend buying wine), France (La Klentsch and the Château des Ducs de Lorraine - unfortunately it was closed) and Luxembourg city center! So the hotel is definitely worth recommending in every respect;) And it is located right on the Moselle River, which is also a big advantage of this place. Just make a reservation :)

Gabriel Worthington

Richard Russell

No milk. Vegan only. Espresso too bitter, needs milk. I also tried the oat milk flat white and while it’s better, it tastes like it’s made from liquid cardboard, as oat milk always does. It’s a pity because it seemed very well made (unusually good for Luxembourg) otherwise. Staff know how to make coffee, let down by lack of right ingredients. Food bland, even the humous sandwich (which is surprising as that’s normally good in vegan places - maybe the bread was also gluten free or something?). Needs a vegan sign so you know what to expect - it’s a rude surprise to go to what looks like an appealing coffee shop and find no milk. Would properly attract more vegans this way too. For the rest of us, if they added regular milk and proper food, they could easily be the best coffee shop in luxembourg (it’s a low bar!). As it is, avoid unless you prefer vegan (in which case - you’ll probably love this place!).

Leroy Rex

Muadh Al Omairi

Smoked trout sandwich is gluten-free. It’s nice for breakfast or a snack or recommend it and they have coffee and tea as well.