Noglu

A safe haven for breakfast, lunch and pastries in a very glutney town. We enjoyed cheese and veggie sandwiches and pastry. Food was ok (pastry a bit dry and lunch options limited). But it was safe and needed during our trip to Paris.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Best gluten free cookie I have ever eaten! I can't believe how high the loaves of bread rise and how airy they are. The pumpkin cake was great. The chocolate tart was very rich and reminded me of soft fudge. I didn't care for the chocolate cakes as they were also vegan and I'm not used to the texture. The mini croissants were dry and tough but that may have been because we bought them at lunch time and they weren't fresh. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

very small portions and expensive. but all gf! great for French pastries or croissants:)

Celiac friendly?

Yes

A place to find an interesting variety of patrias and desserts

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Quiche and croquet monsieur were amazing here!!! No reaction!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Safe for celiacs, but the bread was disappointing for a French bakery. If you’re looking for good GF bread specifically, try a different bakery. Skip the vegan cookie as well.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I would make this the first stop for anyone who is gluten free coming to Paris. Unfortunately I was not able to get here until the end of my trip, but once I was there I bought baguettes, croissants, pain au chocolate and much more. I went to the Rue du Grenelle location. Everything is GF and there is a small area for eating in -- pastries, quiche, burgers, etc. It is worth going out of your way for. Now I need to try their store in NYC!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Absolutely amazing!!! Probably the best meal I had in Paris. Everything is gluten free, many vegan options as well. Must go!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The food was wonderful. I had a burger that was perfect. The staff was wonderful.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Best glutenfree burger i Paris! 😋🍔 The hole menu is glutenfree an delicius!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I felt very safe eating here. The staff were very nice and spoke good English. Beautiful food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

All was gluten free. Small place tucked down a cute alley. Had an amazing burger and fries and my Celiac son had a lasagna!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Entirely gluten free bakery with bagettes, croissants, cookies, sandwiches, etc. So far I've had a bagette, brioche, and a croissant and all nearly made me cry tears of joy.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Wonderful Gluten Free bakery and pastry shop. Baguettes, croissants, brioche, cakes, breads and cookies. We went out of our way during our vacation to find this place and ordered enough to enjoy Parisian baked goods for a couple of days. Very friendly! Highly recommend!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Nice restaurant in cozy passage. Nice and delicius food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Had dinner here after walking through the covered passage ways. Food was delicious. Daughter and husband had cheeseburgers which they loved. Husband is not celiac said the bun was amazing, just like a regular burger bun. We also had the chef’s special (roast chicken), quiche, wine and clafoutis. Great spot.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I had a very good and safe meal here. This is a dedicated gf restaurant with so many great GF treats and yummy foods it does not even taste like it is GF. I had a quiche and some baked goods. This was an amazing place and I can not recommend it more.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We stopped by at 9:30 (website says open until 10:30) in the hopes of finding a quick late dinner (not really late for Paris) and were told rather rudely they were no longer serving. Annoying after rushing across town in pouring rain to get there with three hungry kids. Too bad. Won’t be back. Found a nice Indian place a block or so away that was very friendly and helpful and had plenty of nonGluten dishes. (Probably not celiac safe but we were ok).

Tasty burger. Romantic ambiance for dinner. Not many options but a nice meal if you’re not too picky.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Excellent meal. Non-celiac partner reported lasagna was good as +gluten counterpart. Cozy, friendly and reasonable. Burger and frites were phenomenal. Large portions.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Food was bland and pricey. Husband cannot eat onions, which was explained however meal arrived with a side of onions. Over 1 hour wait from ordering to food arrived which was a bit frustrating.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Absolutely loved our experience in this charming restaurant. Everything is GF. If you’re looking for a true Parisian feel come here. The food was great. I had the special, a tartine with mushrooms and side salad, a small cheesecake with GF graham cracker crumb crust and a fresh coffee. All delicious. Highly recommend. Limited seating.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Omg so good and felt so safe!!! Everything I had was delicious. (Sandwiches, baguette, croissant, Madelines, etc) Ate there several time while in Paris.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

very good but pricey. the staff know the products quite well and if in doubt, don’t hesitate to ask the chef (I don’t eat milk & corn as well and it’s not a problem)

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Gluten free but few choices. Price a little bit high for the options.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Absolutely delicious! My whole non-celiac family absolutely loved it.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

So delicious! The bread is amazing!! I have not had a fish sandwich in years, and this was so good. For dessert, I had a carrot cake, which once again, I haven’t had in years! We also left with a bag full of other delicious deserts.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Friendly staff. Fullly gluten free facility. Have a lunch and dinner menu too! Lots of pastries and sandwiches. I got a sandwich to take away and it was very nice! Definitely would recommend.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Scones were excellent. Baguette not great. Meal was just ok. No English menu and neither of the two women knew much English so I ordered a random meal. If this were the only safe place to eat in Paris (or I craved a scone) I'd go back. Otherwise no.

Our first stop in Paris after a long day of traveling. The service is excellent and the food was delicious! Our party ordered the gf burger and beer, veggie lasagna, and chicken and mushroom entree. All were rich and flavorful, but needed just a touch more of salt (which was provided in adorable cups with mini spoons). The only reason it is not a five-star is that there is no air conditioning and it became uncomfortably hot when more people joined us upstairs.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Food was delicious and safe. However, it didn’t feel like a “French” meal—more like unusually safe American food. It would be better for lunch than dinner. It was uncomfortable—the table was tiny (our two plates could barely fit! Think TV tray!) and was designed in such a way that your legs didn’t fit under. The chairs were also uncomfortable (and mine was missing part of the back). The food was good, but I’m not sure I would return for dinner.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This bakery cafe is incredible! The entire cafe is certified gluten free and staff was very knowledgeable. The pressed grilled vegetable and cheddar cheese sandwich was delicious, as was the banana bread. We are going back again before we leave Paris.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We were so excited to visit NoGlu (we love the one in NYC) and it did not disappoint. Best GF pastries anywhere and love having a completely GF lunch and dinner menu. Croque Monsieur is amazing, so is the burger and the duck.

Stopped for brunch. The food was food, but the lemon tart was absolutely amazing. The best I've ever tasted. The food is safe and the service was friendly.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The food was delicious. I got the burger the first time I came here and a vegetarian sandwich the second time. The vegetarian sandwich was so good that my fiancée cooked a replica as soon as we got back from our trip. I didn't get sick and would highly recommend eating here.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

My daughter and I have to eat gluten AND dairy free. Several options for us. We did not eat a meal here, but rather bought baked goods to take on our trip to Zurich.

Cute, cozy neighborhood cafe. Lentil soup was great. Salads very fresh. Bread (on croque monsieur) was somewhat hard/crumbly. Friendly service.

Great food and freshly baked goods both gf and vegan. Multiple locations.

Really delicious sandwiches and pastries! Great lunch spot. Make sure to call and reserve a table before you go.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Few tables so make sure to be there in time in the evening or make a reservation. Everything on the menu is gluten free which is the best part! Main food was really tasty but the dessert was a disappointment, have tasted better.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The entire facility is gluten free so you don't even have to worry about cross contamination! The food was excellent and many options can be made dairy free as well if that's an issue for you, like it is for me. Even multiple desserts were dairy free. The menu changes daily and everything we tried was excellent, we are here twice while in Paris.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This restaurant is amazing. It is a dedicated gluten free café with multiple locations in Paris. Every option is delicious.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I went to the NYC location, and was so excited about all the delicious GF options! I got one of the lemon meringue tarts and was not disappointed! I also got some of the packaged goods and look forward to trying them too. Will definitely be back!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I ate the salmon on a roll my hubby ate the salmon, avocado toast. We also had a raspberry tartlet. All were so very tasty. The tartlet was so light. The service is good, knowing French will be very helpful.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

It was just ok. I was excited to try gluten free French cuisine - but I was underwhelmed. I'm glad the place exists because I have celiac and avoiding cross contamination in France is a challenge, but of all the places I went, the waitstaff here were the least amicable.

I had a reservation, I speak passable French, but the whole meal I had to really hustle to get what I needed and towards the end of our meal our waitress told us to hurry up and finish because another reservation was coming. (We hadn't even taken that long) Also bizarre to be asked to hurry in France where meals usually take up to 2 hrs!

It's mostly options you can find at other restaurants with gluten free menus - risotto, burgers, salad, potatoes, etc. the desserts weren't that good - I've had much better.

Fantastic and safe GF option in Paris. Note there are multiple locations in Paris so we ate at the 7th arrondissement location. Small but charming . Food was good but agree that the baked goods weren't as good as I'd hoped.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

3 of us ordered different items on menu. Food, including main dishes and desserts, was bland. Service was good and staff was friendly.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We ate at the rue Saintonge location. Service was so-so, but the food was amazing! Beautifully prepared and uniquely delicious flavors. My celiac daughter had a falafel burger that was incredible, and we enjoyed a variety of appetizers. The only thing that wasn't fantastic, oddly, were the desserts, which were a bit dry and crumbly (had way better pastries at Cafe Mareva). Still, it is a very safe place for celiacs to eat, and for that I am very grateful!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

A lot of breads, cakes, cookies. You can find so many choices and they're all really good ! If you're in Paris, it's probably one of the best place where to go. It's 100% gluten free. (you need to taste their hamburgers too)

Celiac friendly?

Yes