Top 11 Gluten-Free Kid-Friendly Spots to Explore in Norway

Knut-Helge Egeland

All gluten-free, absolutely fantastic

ozam

Great gluten free pizza!! 😋

Follow me 4 Gluten free

The best Gluten-free pastry and sandwich in Oslo

Zarki300

The best gluten free baked goods I’ve ever eaten!

Admir Softic

We ate the best gluten-free pizza in Europe here, and we've been to many Italian restaurants. Miki, who works in Oslo, is very attentive and friendly.

Thaiane Hipólito

Amazing food! And gluten free options. A must-go in Tromso!

elisabetta vitali

Nice place that serves excellent crepes, both sweet and savory, even gluten-free! I went twice during my trip to Oslo and was very satisfied. The first time the waiting times were a little too long, but the very kind waitress apologized and offered us some ice cream. I recommend it!

Felicity Langton

OMG .. we were freezing cold and would have gone into a bear cave to get warm. But this was much better. It was warm and inviting with delicious food and most importantly did Gluten Free stuff. 10/10 would go back even if I wasn't about to keel over in cold ❄️

Lotte

Gluten-free naan bread and good food, but poor service. The restaurant had very good food, but the starter which was papadum, there was one hair in it.... The dinner was served with rice and the portions were large and very good. They also had a very good gluten free naan bread. Unfortunately, the service was not top notch. The waiter almost never came and it was difficult to get in touch with him. We had ordered 3 courses and when we were going to order dessert, they said the kitchen had closed, but it worked out in the end. The restaurant was a bit dirty and there were food scraps here and there. There was also no music in the restaurant and there were several families with children who had the TV on the children's mobile at the highest volume, which was not very pleasant. All in all, the food was good, but the atmosphere of the restaurant could be better.

Cassondra Ross

Pretty good burger. Lots of flavors to choose from or just get the classic!! And they have gluten free and vegetarian options. Fries were perfectly crispy. In-house brewed beer was good! Service decent. Forgot to take pictures as we were starving!!!

Lindsay Krygier

Amazing gluten free, and some lactose free, desserts!!! A must-visit in Tromsø!

Follow me 4 Gluten free

Really delicious glutenfree pizza. I took a modern style one with pastrami

Cla

Very nice and welcoming place in the center, possibility of eating gluten-free but the pastries (desserts) are available after 10:00 in the morning, I went there at 9:30 as I had a tour of the city at 10 and the only gluten-free option was bread with which the shop assistants prepared me a sandwich with ham, cheese and mayonnaise, too bad the bread was cold. I went by in the afternoon to get some pasta and that was very good. In any case, breakfast for two, a gluten-free sandwich and a normal filled sandwich, a fruit juice and a latte: €30

Letizia Di Filippo

one of the best burgers I ever had. Prices....like in Norway so quite high but fair enough. I highly suggest here, there are vegan and gluten free options. Planty of tables. We where in 10 on a Saturday and we found a spot for us without waiting.

Stephen Murray

Awesome, tasty pizza. Great, friendly staff. Very much recommended. They cater, without flinching, to my wife's requirement for gluten free pizza.

Andreas Dønåsen

Without a doubt Trondheim's best pizza. The menu is just right, both classics and some exotic varieties. Good ingredients without being over the top. Have eaten here many times, never disappointed. Especially good on gluten-free and adaptations if needed. Small minus on service due to mobile (QR) ordering. This takes away a bit of the charm.

Sarina Bösch

Cozy restaurant with some gluten-free breakfast options (omelets and pancakes). The omelets were amazing, very large and with a lot of cheese. I think the bread could have been crispier, but that's the only comment.

Anja Stober

Wonderful pizza and very friendly service. We had to wait 45 minutes for a table to become available. But it's very well organized. The wait is definitely worth it. The food comes quickly and is very tasty. Even though the restaurant is full, it doesn't lose its cozy feel. They also offer gluten-free pizza. (Not suitable for people with celiac disease, may contain traces.)

Lauren McCabe

Still a great gluten free pizza. If you go on a weekend, prepare to queue. Worth the wait. If you are gluten free, you need to try this place. I had the vegetarian this time but have had pizzas with meat at other Peppes in other cities.

Inge Zijlmans

We ate here because we could walk in straight from our hotel. We were greeted kindly by a very fast man. But... You have to order via an app unless you have allergies, then walk to the bar yourself. It took 40 minutes for us to get the food. The fish soup was ok. Enough fish but not super tasty. My friend got a gluten-free sirloin dish and that was ok too. There are much nicer places to eat in Tromsø. I would say choose that. And that friendly gentleman did not greet us back when we left. Shame.

Zsuzsi Szoke

Best glutenfree cinnamon rolls ever!!!!

Lindsay Krygier

GLUTEN FREE BAKED GOODS!! I had the best gluten and lactose free cinnamon bun!! They have plenty of gluten free breads, baked goods, and sandwiches! A must-visit when in Oslo!!!

jennifer espinoza

Such amazingly delicious crepes. I ordered the vegetarian with the Chardonnay to go with it. It was phenomenal. Unfortunately, the waitress took my plate when I was done (hour before closing). I wanted a dessert crepe, but didn’t see the waitress for 20+ minutes. The chef began packing away the ingredients and was about done when the waitress showed to check out some customers. I wasn’t going to ask they unpack the ingredients, so I paid and left. I went to Daily Pot for a gluten free dessert and it was exquisite. Perhaps this is a place best for takeaway. Excellent food. Poor service…unfortunately Visited 30 April

Chris Lewis

Great local place to eat. The food was very good and had gluten-free options for me. Drinks were made well, and everything was delicious. It was strange for us to order at the bar and everything was delivered to our table. However, all the employees were super friendly and helpful.

Lindsay Krygier

100% gluten free! And has the regional specialty, fish soup!

Silje Kristiansen

Løvetann is so cozy! Their food is great and so is their selection of beverages. I had a super nice red wine last time I was there. And it is one of the few places in Bergen where you get good tea (and not just a Ceylon tea bag). Love it! They are very accommodating when it comes to dietary requirements and choices. There are always several things on their menu that are both gluten free and vegan, or can be modified to fit. Thank you for being inclusive! ❤️ They also allow dogs inside which is SO nice! My little Chihuahua loves coming with me. Very easy going place with super cozy atmosphere! I highly recommend it!

Venus

A very cosy, vintage-style café specializing in home-baked cakes and soups. We arrived at around 10.30am, noted there was minimal crowd. Upon entering the shop, there was no clear guidance from staff on the seatings (we assumed it was free-seating). At the start, the service wasn’t particularly friendly, but it felt like they trusted their food to speak for itself. Seating is limited (about 5–6 tables if I can recall correctly of various sizes). Some plates were left uncleared, and I noticed customers occasionally moving them to find space (the plates were eventually cleared though, when the staff had the time ◡̈). At the counter, my family and I were greeted by a beautiful display of cakes. Though there was minimal English signage, a kind staff member took the time to explain the different options in English and offer recommendations after she noticed us struggling to decipher using Google translate what the labels meant. We tried the Islandkake, Marias suksessterte, and Limepai; all sooooo delicious. The Islandkake and Limepai were my ultimate favourites. These 2 cakes left such a lasting impression on me even after the trip. I miss it already! Overall, this place is a charming spot perfect for cake lovers who enjoy a cosy, nostalgic atmosphere. It was like visiting your fantasy grandma’s cottage. Also, the gluten free choices here were plentiful! Would recommend this cafe for the good food and unique experience!

Elisabeth

Pleasant staff. The food and atmosphere were decent. Paid NOK 25 respectively for like 3 strawberries. However, it was good that they had gluten-free crepes - for those with celiac disease.

Ingerid Stegen

Lovely pasta, which we got gluten free.

Rafael Oropeza

Eataly Ristorante, located at Aker Brygge, is a great place to experience authentic Italian food in the middle of Oslo. The restaurant is particularly known for its award-winning pizzas and traditional Italian dishes, making it a popular choice for locals and tourists alike. The pizzas are cooked to perfection, with thin, crispy bases and fresh, tasty ingredients. Gluten-free options for both pizza and pasta are a big plus for those with special needs. The menu also offers a good selection of classic Italian dishes and desserts. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxed, with both indoor and outdoor seating offering a fantastic view of the fjord. It is an ideal place for a romantic dinner, a meal with friends or a quiet time alone. The service may vary slightly, but the warm atmosphere and delicious food make Eataly a restaurant worth visiting. If you are looking for authentic Italian taste in the heart of Oslo, Eataly is a safe choice. I can't wait to return to try more dishes from their impressive menu!

Leslie Kelly

Average food, decent selection, staff good and helpful with gluten free choices

Ирина Зељковић

Went here for my birthday. Drank a mocktail that the waiter recommended, and ate a vegetarian and gluten-free capriccosa. Everything was so delicious! The service was amazing, our food arrived quickly and the waiter even agreed to take a picture of us. Highly recommend!

Kjersti SF

Good gluten-free pizza!

Google user

Baker Hansen at St. Hanshaugen is simply the best! Missing a bit more (not sweet) gluten-free options, but here they have several types of plant-based milk plus decaffeinated coffee. Actually also Oslo's most affordable coffee place, here they don't charge extra if you need allergy-friendly milk for your coffee!💕

Mathilde Caroline

Yummy gf bread & pizza 😍 nice vibe and location

Thomas Schibbye

The place to go when you need something gluten-free and are east of Akerselva.

Turid Vinje

A unique gluten-free bakery 😍

Sara Scheffmann

Super cute nice restaurant that offers glutenfree pancakes 😄

Daniele Martinelli

Good gluten-free pizza

Lindsay Krygier

Gluten free waffles on a separate iron! Best waffles in Oslo!!

pia ibanez

Very good cakes for me who need gluten- and egg-free varieties!

Follow me 4 Gluten free

Very good Gluten-free pasta, delicious

Verena T.

Upon request (since dogs are not allowed indoors/outdoors anywhere) we were allowed to sit with our dog in the front area of ​​the restaurant. The ambience is very appealing and you have a clear view of the open kitchen. The service was super friendly, the food was great. Gluten-free (and very delicious) pizza is available for an additional charge. We paid around €62 for two pizzas, two carafes of water and two cappuccinos. We were super happy and would happily recommend the restaurant.

hannah

Very cute café with sufficient vegan and glutenfree options, good price, nice and welcoming staff, fast service. 10/10 would recommend

Jenn

The Buddha bowl was fantastic! And it has gluten free options!

Lars Flemmen

Advertises with gluten-free bread, but it's not every day...

Marte Angvoll

Always good food and service. Very good gluten-free pizza

Dag Morten Lysell

Very good food, good gluten free options

Elise Griffiths

Such a lovely restaurant in Oslo! Stunning views, delicious food (gluten free options for me too!!), great staff- All in all 10/10

Vidar S

Pleasant service, but completely on the nose not to offer something that is gluten-free and vegetarian at the same time.