Top 9 Gluten-Free Spots Open Late in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Lotta Qsisto

100% GF

alex consolati

Super good gluten free food

Hemuli

Everything was fine the first time, but the gluten-free beer I asked for was brought non-alcoholic without asking. This was still charged. The second time, poke more. Again, it was brought non-alcoholic. I asked for an alcoholic one, and they brought a normal beer that was assured to be gluten-free. Three waiters said it was gluten-free, and only the fourth said it was normal (so it didn't say gluten-free on the bottle) but did nothing about it. Appetizers came about a minute before the main course. The main course was supposed to be vegetables AND chicken paella, but there was no chicken. Also, nowhere was anything mentioned about hotness, and a couple of VERY hot things came across. Even if you like hot, these were seriously hot. I liked this place after the first time, but I can't recommend it after the second time.

Veronica Bateman

Super disappointing experience, went because it was rated highly on Find Me GF app, but when we spoke to the waiter, everything is fried in the same oil as breaded food, so not coeliac safe at all. Had to change the dish to vegetables in order to eat. They have two friers, so there’s no need to cross contaminate, they could make it safe if they wanted to. Really disappointing. Food was average/subpar irrespective of this, family’s paella was tasteless and overcooked, and the curry flavour on the chicken which isn’t disclosed doesn’t work at all. If you’re going because you think it’s good for allergens or quality food, don’t bother. If you just want a big portion by the sea, you’ll be fine.

miguel angel castilla marrero

Good restaurant on the first line of Las Canteras, with variety for celiacs

Arantxa García

If you are celiac and want to treat yourself to a culinary treat, this is the place. Excellent quality of products and very friendly staff. There was only one or two on the menu that I couldn't eat, so very good. Also a very good option for those people who want to get to know our typical Canarian patios and the food of our land.

Ruby Elliott

Amazing and really good for gluten free and had the best gluten free bread I've ever had. Really recommend. Coeliac friendly.

Jordan Krantz

Tacos and nachos are gluten free, though they can't guarantee cross contamination here. If that's not an issue, this is a great place to share a big plate of nachos and sip on some frozen mojitos when you're a few drinks in.

Brian Mook