Top 15 Gluten-Free Celiac Friendly Spots to Explore in Granada

Alanah Moulsdale

Accredited by Spanish coeliac association. This is the first 100% gluten free restaurants I’ve been to where the food was outstanding. You wouldn’t be able to tell any of it was gluten free. Definitely recommend!

MJ Johnson

Went there for lunch and decided on pizza although everything looked amazing. My pizza was the best I have ever had. It was like I was back in NYC on a lunch break stopping for a pie. Highly recommend

Helena Miralpeix

The food was incredible and the service was fantastic. We need Carmelas in Madrid. Being a celiac, it's 10/10.

Rafael Espadas Pérez

We've been here several times for breakfast, and it's always great. This time, we followed Marta's recommendation and ordered toast with a poached egg and avocado, and a chocolate palmier filled with Kindergarten. Everything was delicious and gluten-free. It's nice to have places with an extensive gluten-free menu. We paired it with a matcha and chai latte, which were also delicious. Highly recommended.

Maci Moralez

This place is closed down! Do not waste ur time going

Alanah Moulsdale

100% gluten free and vegan. The best vegan food I’ve had. It was refreshing to eat vegan food that was made from natural ingredients! It all tasted amazing!!

Robert Cheung

This was the best gluten-free restaurant we’ve dined at in Europe or North America. Everything on the extensive menu was gluten-free. The wait staff was polite, attentive, and helpful. Portions were generous and flavorful, and we enjoyed every dish—including the decaffeinated cappuccino. I had a glass each of two different Riojas, and both were excellent. My wife and I would highly recommend this restaurant, whether or not you follow a gluten-free diet.

Cristina Criado

We went for dinner, and although it's not a dedicated establishment, they have many gluten- and lactose-free dishes. The pesto pasta with salmon was incredible.

Carla Fernández Martínez

It is true that everything is gluten-free, but not because they make it in the kitchen. If not, they buy everything pre-cooked from Mercadona. The potato omelet is not homemade, nor are the croquettes or the meat in sauce. It is a scam and they take advantage of celiacs by saying that it is 100% gluten-free. It is much more profitable for you to go to Mercadona and buy it yourself, than to go there and eat four croquettes with lettuce and a mini piece of tortilla for €12. The service was horrible and the food tasted like it was bought, heated and put on plates. A place not recommended, there are more original places with good gluten-free service that are worth it.

aida maria prieto torres

The food was great, the staff was excellent and the best thing about everything is that there is a lot of variety for celiacs.

Laura Mostazo

I was a regular customer, it was one of my favorite restaurants in the center. But our last experience was not recommended: the prices were more expensive than on the menu on the website and the portions were really scarce. We ordered some patatas bravas (about €10 a portion) and it was literally a bowl of tapas! Croquettes, small, €2.90 each. And for some dishes on the menu, if you want them gluten-free, they raise €2. The food was delicious, but at those prices it seems like a steal. The table next to us also told the waiter. They brought us two small bottles of water, open and unbranded, and they charged me for mineral water. They have also reorganized the place and put us at a table that blocked the way to another, so my daughter had to get up every time the waiter had to access the other table. In short, they have lost us as customers. A shame about the price abuses that are being committed in the city center.

Rosa Cano Fortuny

Every year we visit Kimcakes. The flavor of their cakes is brutal. Spectacular gluten-free cookies. The love and passion are evident from the first bite. Thank you very much, we will return for sure.

Alberto Molina

The best cheesecake I have ever eaten. I've only tried the classic one, but they have more variety. In addition, they have gluten-free cake and take care to avoid cross contamination.

Eva Tomé

Nice classic tavern with options for celiacs but with excessive prices. Much of the menu is gluten-free and they come with adapted tapas. We ordered half portions of artichokes with dried tomato, salted pork loin and gratin goat cheese, as well as potato omelette that they offered us off the menu. There was the biggest surprise... the portion was an unremarkable half omelet with seasoned tomato and they charged us €15 for it. It seemed like real nonsense to us. Otherwise, a place with a very pleasant atmosphere to share portions but it is not affordable at all. Maybe I would recommend it for a drink but I wouldn't go back for dinner.

Lior Seidel

Great GF pizza and pasta!