I was really impressed by the selection of gluten-free breads, grab and go sandwiches, and pastries. I also found a gluten-free sourdough loaf of bread which is some thing I can never find in the grocery stores in America. I was really impressed by the extent of there fresh produce and how all fresh food was made with a clear label of all included Allergens.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Regular M&S Simply Food at the Richmond stop on the District Line. Good takeaway prepare fixings for picnic lunch— GF sandwiches, chips, fruit & drinks.
Yes
They have labeled things gluten free and also have a free from section of the fridge with gluten free takeaway sandwiches and pasta salad! Great option to grab something quickly. Also have lots of groceries and it's mostly all healthy
Yes
M&S is my favorite spot to hit when in town. Their food halls (located around the city) have individual-sized portions of many items prepacked. While I haven't seen GF sandwiches, I usually opt for an individual serving of chicken/turkey, some fruit, and chips/dessert from their "free from" section. Solo travelers who are celiac, this is a great stop to add to your list!
Yes
GF toasted sandwich option (toasted in bag to avoid contamination) + scones/chocolate muffins etc.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Scones are so soft and not crumbling. They have options of sandwiches also
— Very
— Some
— Excellent
I couldn’t believe there was an M&S in Corfu town, it has a small food section and has a few items, like pasta, biscuits and cereals, as well as crisps.
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent
This place made visiting Paris so much easier for me! They have 4 different pre-made gluten-free sandwiches (so I too could have picnic lunches), plus a ton of other gluten-free food to purchase. Most of the takeaway Indian food is made without gluten, many of the prepared meats (e.g., Vietnamese pork belly, sausages, etc.) are gluten-free, and there are things like gluten-free Mac and cheese, steak pies, and quiche. Plus gluten-free scones, hot cross buns, muffins, crackers, and so on. I was very impressed. I miss it now that I’m gone.
UPDATE: BREXIT has turned all of the Marks and Spencer’s outlets in Paris into Monoprix stores, with no M&S products
— Very
I have now visited all the Marks and Spencer stores in Paris and none of them have had any GF options available.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None