Top 7 Gluten-Free Celiac Friendly Spots to Discover in Sol, Madrid

Edu García

The perfect place to have or take a good chocolate with churros, both gluten-free or normal, everything is well organized for take-away orders or eating at the premises, the staff is very kind and friendly but the most important thing is that the gluten-free churros are delicious, they taste just like the normal ones, you can't tell the difference, we loved them, it is a must stop in the center of Madrid. Highly recommended ⭐️

Chris Horak

Food was good and 100% gluten free for celiacs. The website wasn’t showing any reservations so we called. No one spoke English, so we just showed up and there was plenty of seating. Good variety.

Juan B. González Díaz

Ugh, great food and all gluten-free. A gastronomic paradise for celiacs and those who are not. We are left wanting to repeat, because the menu offers many more options than what we ate. You will see us again! :)

Mercé Iborra Candela

Unpleasant staff with their treatment of customers. They told us that we couldn't sit down, even when we told them that we were going to sit separately... We were 9 clients, including two with celiac disease. FATAL. We will not return.

Belen Diaz

Spectacular gluten-free cheesecake ice cream

Elena M. V.

BEWARE OF CELIACS!!! There are quite a few dishes on the menu that can be made gluten-free, but then you get an extra five euros for having the gluten-free cachopo. It is true that after complaining and indicating that it is ILLEGAL to charge a price that is not announced in the letter, they have taken them away from us, but not before pointing out that it is because of the oil since they have to use clean oil. My question is, do they reuse a lot of the oil from the rest of the cachopos? If so, can't you reuse the oil for another gluten-free cachopo? In fact, we ordered two cachopos and they charged us ten euros extra, five for each cachopo. As if that were not enough, they have a menu published on the website in which they indicate that the jerky cachopo without €28, the restaurant's menu says €30 and if you ask for gluten-free they want to charge you €35 without telling us anywhere. I have to say that the food was very good and the waiter who served us was very attentive. The poor rating comes from the illegality of charging a surcharge not announced in the letter, nor indicated when placing the order.

Mark Walgemoet

Great restaurant and good food, but surprisingly very few gluten free options besides sushi. Interestingly, ramen is served in bowls that have Chinese writing on them. Great food, but probably more authentic options available