Top 17 Gluten-Free Sandwich Spots to Enjoy in Paris

Giel

Wide range of gluten free products. It tasted fantastic!

Ferdy Huijbregts

We loved the gluten free lunch and the setting of the restaurant!

eddy berger

Small room, small menu, but a great experience for those who don't eat gluten. Everything is adapted and very tasty.

D Briez

100% gluten-free Lebanese food. My husband and I each got a different flavor of wrap. One had roasted chicken in it and the other had a ground meat that is usually cooked on a kebab (kafta?) but this is spread on the bread and cooked on the bread. Both were delicious! Affordable place to eat, very small inside, friendly patient staff speaks English well.

laure barit

Thank you for this discovery of the day! Alex and Mamadou were smiling, available hosts, a real pleasure! A big up to the team who concocted the dishes of the day for us (a salmon poke and an Italian waffle), Lassana and Booba. A feast for the eyes and the taste buds! I obviously don't forget the cookies that we tried (pistachio and peanut butter), a pure killer especially the pistachio 😁! The setting is small, quite noisy at rush hour but the smiles, the good humor of the team and our plates made us forget this small negative point! The quality of the dishes is extra, not at all the impression of eating gluten-free cookies so much they were top (which is unfortunately not always the case), a joy! Excellent address where the quality, quantity and price ratio is more than validated! I sincerely recommend this coffee shop, Thank you again for everything, the 2 Bordeaux girls 😉

June August

I saw the price and quickly lost my appetite.

Charlotte

Huge disappointment. Looking for a bakery open on a Sunday in the neighborhood, with few options, we walked in here. We were immediately greeted by salespeople who were very enthusiastic about the concept, emphasizing their originality and difference. Everything in the window looked appetizing... until we saw the prices: €10 for a bagel. We hesitated, then thought it must be excellent. Unfortunately, it wasn't. We had a tomato and mozzarella sandwich: very disappointing. The bread didn't convince me—probably because it's gluten-free, which I can understand if it alters the texture or taste. But that doesn't excuse the mediocrity of the ingredients inside: bland tomatoes, flavorless mozzarella, and pesto that seemed anything but homemade. The whole thing was seriously lacking in flavor. However, even if the bread is unusual, good, well-seasoned products can more than compensate and give the whole thing character. This was clearly not the case here. The pistachio babkas didn't rise to the occasion: they were also disappointing, lacking in depth of flavor. You can find much better options for half the price elsewhere. This is yet another example of a "concept" and "trendy" establishment where the packaging takes precedence over the content. Gluten-free is no excuse for a lack of quality or flavor. It's a shame, because the staff is friendly. In short, at that price, you might as well go to a neighborhood bakery that's a little less trendy but much tastier and 10 times cheaper.

Cristina Schutte

Amazing place. The salmon cream cheese bagel was delicious.

Etienne Hamon

I'm not sure why I went back. I don't normally need a bread store where you're greeted with a lot of marketing hype to buy a snack... Except that, given the exorbitant prices, it's better to think twice and possibly contact your bank to apply for a loan before handing over your credit card, especially when you're charged double. I had to check on the website afterward that the amount charged was indeed way too high for what I'd bought... In terms of taste, it might be good for celiacs, but I cook with different flours myself for a result that I find more satisfying. So I'll try to remember that I don't need to go back.

Leila Sky

Judy GF is a gem! We were at Luxemburg Gardens and they didn’t have any gluten free options for my daughter who is celiac. A lovely woman recommended Judy GF and I was so impressed and grateful for their vast gluten free offering in the middle of Paris. My daughter was able to get banana bread French toast and she loved it. I had a delicious salad, and the service was as fabulous as the restaurant is lovely. I highly recommend this restaurant if you are vegan/celiac.

Kalman Heyn

I got the Blue Moon Bowl and my wife got the açaí bowl. I think they were €12.50. They are delicious and healthy, and the gluten-free granola is the best part. The only two negatives are that they were out of protein powder while we were there, and they servings are quite small. I was hungry after I finished.

Merieme Amine

Being celiac, this is the best option in the area for a gluten-free, good and balanced meal with vegetable options.

Avinash Mishra

Best juices, bowls and lovely environment near a great location - between Eiffel Tower and École Militaire (Invalides). We fell in love with their 100% vegan, gluten free food and we will be back very soon, may be on a frequent basis. Excellent.

Manon FARGELAT

Great atmosphere Very good food with even gluten-free bread Impeccable service with Rami Thank you ✨

Marie-Céline Piednoir

Well… the food was nice and I like the fact that it was really homemade. Good coffee. Nice staff member. They are proud to be vegan and gluten free (thank you) but I spotted a “marine collagen” on sale in the shop. I checked it and it was collagen from “fish”, but those collagen with “fish” are a disaster for so many ecological reasons. I told the owner of the place and… he absolutely did not care and right after I left told his staff “so what?”. It kind of drives me crazy that a vegan place would sell those harmful products for the ocean.

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INSTAGRAM-TIKTOK: MYPARISIANLIST GET YOUR GUIDE FROM MY PROFILE Maison Sauvage has 2 different spots one in the 16th arrondissement, but the original is on the famous rue de Saint Germain. This one has a special place in my heart for its cozy atmosphere and its careful decoration as well as its tasty cuisine. The open world approach to cuisine is reflected on the menu with plenty of choice. It’s a great place to spend a Sunday for breakfast or a late lunch with Le Bun Du Matin, featuring an egg and brioche. You will find granolas, açais or French toast to enrich your brunch. For dinner, there are incredible mezzes to share like homemade guacamole or truffle tarama. Their truffle fries are crispy enough to finish right away. The crispy chicken with yogurt sauce is a good combo as well as the beef tacos. They also serve gluten-free options. What to try: Beef taco 16 euros Where: 5 rue de Buci 75006 Maison Sauvage has 2 different spots one in 16th arrondissement, but the original one is in the famous street of Saint Germain. This one has a special place in my heart for its cozy ambiance and attractive decoration and also its tasty cuisine. The open-world cuisine approach shows its reflections on the menu with a lot of choices. It is an ideal place to spend a Sunday for breakfast or a late lunch with Le Bun Du Matin, which consists of an egg and a brioche. You find granolas, acais or French toast to enrich your brunch. For the dinner there are amazing mezzes to share such as homemade Guacamole or Truffle tarama also their truffle French fries are crispy enough to finish right away. The crispy chicken with yogurt sauce is a good combo as well as the beef tacos. They also serve gluten-free options. What to Try: Beef Taco 16 Euro Where: 5 rue de Buci

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