Absolutely worst service I’ve experienced in Paris! I explained I also have a nut allergy and the girl taking my order was so dismissive, rude served me an almond milk cappuccino. When I went up to ask if she wouldn’t mind wiping down the wand she was rude and asked me to sit down. I tried so hard to be nice and explain my allergies in a kind way but my patience was really tried here. I was apologizing to them for my allergies. You’d think a place gluten free would have a little empathy. My cappuccino came out cold and avocado toast was burnt. Very disappointed in this place. Don’t waste your time here. The only reason we went was because Helmut Newcake was closed. My recommendation is to avoid this business and it’s rude service (also the bread and food was not good) and go straight to Helmut Newcake where you can get great service and even better tasting food.
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Worthwhile for the dedicated gluten free, we had a breakfast here with some quite good pastry, they had some interesting juice mixes.
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All right. excellent for those who are gluten intolerant .
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FABULOUS for foodies and celiacs! Simply the best service and food!
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Very delicious food, good service and great atmosphere. My daughter, who is celiac, and I had lunch here while visiting Paris. We enjoyed sandwiches, quiche, coffee, and my daughter's first ever chocolate éclair, and we got a piece of chocolate cake to takeaway for later. The food was delicious - the best GF quiche I've ever had. It's 100% GF so no worries about cross-contamination. The restaurant is close to Musee d'Orsay and has a great vibe. I strongly recommend it for lunch or a coffee/tea/cake break.
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Here at 10am. No real savoury options. Staff not overly friendly. Expensive ++.
I found the bread pretty disappointing on its own (avocado toast, toast with jam), but decent in a panini pressed sandwich (croque monsieur or chicken sandwich). Skip the vegan cookie.
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The best GF croque monsieur and a really cute cafe. Great stop for lunch or pastries!
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Omg. Eclairs! Panini! Sandwich was great. Baguette was okay. Dreaming about that Eclair, and going back to try more things ASAP.
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A cute little place with many options. We ate breakfast twice and had bread, croissants and an acaï bowl. I also bought with me a baguette for lunch.
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Gluten free! Great find in Paris. All gluten free and can order off the breakfast or lunch menu at any time. Very helpful.
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Fantastic place. Staff knowledgeable and good with English. Really good brioche and croissant.
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Dedicated gf restaurant which is great but otherwise resting on their laurels. Food cold and after specifically requesting no bun as I am grain free it still arrived on plate. No ketchup for the kid(i know- it’s France!) so she ate nothing as her fries also cold. Out of stock on some drinks which is not great planning for Saturday night. Place was only half full for a Saturday night - think I get why.
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Amazing meal and nice ambiance. They had a lot of food to go which was good
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I got a few baked goods and you can get way better in Paris, pretty dense and flavorless. Lunch looked good but I didn’t try. Go to Helmut Newcake where they mastered pastries
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I can’t think of anyplace in Paris I’d rather go for lunch. EVERYTHING is gluten free and delicious. My favorites are the soups and the avocado toast with salmon added. The quiche Lorraine is excellent! For dessert, we loved the lemon and chocolate tarts. Baguettes, croissants, and other baked goods are plentiful here.
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Great little brunch/lunch spot. Has a good variety of baked goods. Everything is gluten free. I had a cheese toasted sandwiche which was very nice and picked up a lot of goodies to take away.
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Nice small bakery with a lot of choice
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