Denis CUGINI

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Gluten-free ice cream parlor, even the cones, tastes and colors, exceptional ice cream parlor.

Romana Blazevic

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Beautiful and healthy pancakes, gluten free options. :)

Giulia Vivarelli

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One of the few French restaurants that offers gluten-free options. There is no real gluten-free menu but most of the dishes are gluten-free or can be modified by asking the waiter. I took the onion soup, from which the bread, chicken and crème brûlé were removed. All very good. The soup was a bit sad because it wasn't gratinated but they brought me some very good cheese to add. The menu is very convenient and costs €24 and includes starter, main course and dessert.

Rex Accavallo

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Good time. Recommended. Our waitress was awkward and told me ordering a decaf cappuccino at night is against Italian culture and made me feel weird. Well I’m in Paris and I’m not Italian… food was good. Gluten free pasta dishes were underwhelming Get the pistachio pizza it’s insane.

My Parisian List

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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