I loved it, it's all gluten-free but you have to tell the girl that you have celiac because they also sell cones with gluten. I recommend it, the girl also speaks Spanish. I give it a 10000000/10 Loool
R. Luciano Cordeiro 74A, 1150-217 Lisboa, Portugal
Celiac friendly
Vegan OptionsDinnerOpen Late NightVegetarian OptionsBreakfastLunchCafeDeliveryTake AwayOutdoor SeatingKid FriendlyBarRestaurant
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Saioa
I booked on this site because I had read it recommended on Google. The truth is that the restaurant is very cool and they have a lot of varieties of French dishes: gluten-free, vegetarian... everything looked very good. We order the normal and the pure. The truth is that we expected something more, it wasn't bad but I wouldn't say it's the best franceshina I've ever eaten in my life. The treatment was very good and the atmosphere was very cool.
Very good atmosphere and better food. But they charged me €10 for two slices of gluten-free bread (we ordered the mixed board that comes with regular bread, we wanted it to be without bread and order the extra gluten-free bread that cost €2, but they offered to make the change directly without telling us about the disproportionate surcharge). A great pity
Great meal in Lisbon. Fantastic service and a menu full of tasty options for a celiac eater including gf bread for our cheese plate. Enjoyed the 80’s playlist and the friendly staff. Highly recommend.
Soooo good! I have celiac and it was very helpful that the menu was labeled with gluten free items. I actually forgot to mention that I had celiac (which I usually do just in case) and I still ended up being totally fine. The food was delicious and our waiters were excellent. We made a reservation and were able to sit on the balcony. I would absolutely return.
This was amazing... the food and the Fado were delightful! Food was delicious. Very authentic experience. We came with a large group and were treated so well. We even had someone with food allergies and they accommodated gluten free and Dairy Free. Amazing!
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secret gem 💎 to watch sunset or enjoy a relaxing dinner or mocktail.
I loved my homemade hummus and olives. They even switched it to gluten-free bread. I’d love to see vegetable sticks as an alternative to bread on the menu.
Mario is a very kind host and always up for a good conversation.
Thank you for making my last night in Lisbon so special.
February 2024
Optimal location. Airport attached, but you can't hear anything because of the soundproofing of the rooms.
The breakfast (buffet) was wonderful even for celiacs.
Highly recommended.
First of all, we have to say that unfortunately things were a bit unfortunate for us, my wife needs gluten-free cuisine, which is also advertised, so we came here for breakfast after lunch was very tasty. Conclusion: gluten-free bread was no longer available and the additional price was not reimbursed. Service is rated this way because it is self service. We were still there three times😃, so all in all pretty good.
Probably the best Craft beer bar in Lisbon. Wide and well-selected selection on tap. Small menu but able to satisfy all palates (vegetarian, lactose and gluten intolerant options)
Beautiful atmosphere, very welcoming staff and they speak Italian!!!
So if you are an Italian beer lover you absolutely have to come!!
Fabulous resturant, the venue is unique, the service attentive and the food wonderfully cooked and served. Clearly marked and varied gluten free options. I would highly recommend a meal here!
Av. Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro 3, 1070-060 Lisboa, Portugal
Gluten-free options
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Renee Caines
The staff in the reception and restaurant were the stars of our 3-night visit. The restaurant was able to accommodate my son and me with our Celiac diets (gluten free). Any interaction with the staff was warm, friendly and helpful.
The room was clean, bed was comfortable. The bathroom was a great size. Thankful for the room safe. The room felt a bit squished with furniture.
If you're a Canadian traveling to Portugal, get used to putting your room key in the power slot to get power to your room. I think it's a very smart way to stop wasted electricity.
The location is very handy for Metro as the Prança des Eshpana stop is outside the front doors. For walking, we couldn't find much around us to see or do in the vicinity.
The service was super friendly. The food was okay, but the gluten-free bread was unfortunately very tough. It was too loud and stressful inside for us.
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