If you are a person who can't eat gluten traveling through Paris, Chambelland is an absolute must…read more As a person who can eat gluten (brag, I know, I'm sorry), I would still say Chambelland is excellent. My partner falls into the first category, and was like a kid in a candy store when we first walked in. We shared a zucchini quiche, and while neither of us are typically super into quiches, we both found it to be absolutely delicious. The crust was thin and flaky and perfect, and the flavors perfectly balanced. I also had the vanilla eclair and it was delightful. The pastry was so light and fluffy, and the filling not too sweet and wonderfully creamy and vanilla-y. My partner had a slice of the couronne de reines--essentially a cake with orange peels, ginger bits, and cherries. He found it to be absolutely incredible. We had some wonderful coffees to go with our breakfast as well.

Warning - This is an organic non-gluten bakery. This is not for you if you're after croissants or…read moreother "standard" breads. I went in there without knowing any of it. It's my fault, really. I should have done my research beforehand. I was confused by the visible lack of any viennoiseries on display. (I was planning on having a croissant and a hot drink for my breakfast there) They didn't have any croissant, so after some hesitation, I picked what looked like a savoury bread, which had the name of the establishment. I assumed it was their signature stuff. The bread tasted stale and weird. I also had a banana bread, which was on the stodgier side. I was disappointed. And only when I looked up this bakery's name afterward, did I learn this is some kind of gluten-free themed bakery. On a flip side, the seating area is spacious and very comfortable.

Everything here is a work of art. This North African pastry place combines the gorgeousness of…read moreFrench patisserie with fantastic Arab ingredients like dates, almonds, and orange. Help yourself to the mint tea as well. Gluten-free notes: You can have the mint tea! Many of the desserts contain almond flour, but many also contain semoule (wheat!). If you eat anything here, be sure you ask about "semoule" not just "ble" to be sure what you're getting. Maybe it's not a good idea.

Wow, this place is amazing. If you love sugar and middle eastern food, you will love this place…read more They have combined the gorgeousness of French patisserie with fantastic Arab ingredients like dates, almonds, and orange. Help yourself to the mint tea as well.

Found this cafe by chance and am so grateful I did. The cappuccino was perfect; wish I had snapped…read morea photo (So happy they had non-dairy milks ). The lady working was so kind and was making bomb drinks and calmly serving guests; and all by her self!She was super sweet about Me still learning French; which made Me feel so comfortable and welcomed. The Pastel De Nata was delicious and the Cookie Au Chocolat was one of the best cookies had . The cafe is cozy, cute, relaxing, quiet, and a perfect place to take a break and/or get some work done. Ima def be a regular the rest of My time in Paris. Merci!

Terrible service for people who speak little to no French. I was very polite trying to use the few…read moreFrench words I know to order a coffee. The guy taking my order mocked me in English and tried to embarrass me in front of other customers for not knowing French. Do not go here unless you are fluent in the French language.

Dropped in quickly while the family was waiting for a bus. Bought some gf oven bake croissants and…read morepain au chocolat. Very nice flaky pastry. Slight bitter taste that you get sometimes with gf flour but otherwise superb. Nice and buttery.

This pastry shop is tucked away in the Le Marais neighborhood of Paris. It's a wonderful blend of…read morehospitality, good coffee, and outstanding gluten-free pastries and mini cakes.

Walked into cafe Mareva for gluten free options in Paris. I…read moreordered the poke bowl with salmon , and was a bit taken a back by the fact that the salmon was smoked and not fresh (as I am used to from other poke places ) It was a bit too salty for my taste although the ingredients were fresh . The staff was very nice and accommodating and the restaurant is modern and vibrant. Would probably order something different next time but will be going back !

The whole menu is gluten free, and it doesn't taste like it is so this is a great place if you have…read moregluten sensitive friends. The pancakes were just like regular pancakes - very fluffy and tasty. The sweet potato waffles weren't great - I'd avoid those, but everything else was wonderful. Service was friendly.

Had to have a crepe in Paris! Arrived for a late lunch after spending the day at The Louvre. Our…read morewaitress spoke English, which was a great help. Perusing the menu, they had many options of sweet and savory crepes, and are accommodating of gluten free diets as well, which there aren't enough of. My crepe was amazing! Savory, with eggs, potatoes, and bacon. Tables are a bit close together, but I suppose that's normal in Paris. I hope to visit again one day.

What a creperie place! The service was outstanding and the crepes were phenomenal!…read more Definitely worth the visit especially during lunch when you can get both a savory and sweet crepe for $15 euro.

Visited Lula as part of a vegan walking tour. I ordered the Acai bowl and two coffees - paid apx 12…read moreeuros. The food was fresh and very tasty. Small cafe with indoor seating. So many items they had on display and on menu looked wonderful. I would visit again. Options for vegans - everything is vegetarian with gluten free options.

From the owner: Une cuisine bio, gourmande et de saison! et tous les samedis…read moreun brunch gourmand et sans gluten, bio bien sûr!

We had an amazing dinner and experience. Can't wait to go back next time!!! Food and service were…read moretop notch.

Cute small place with quirky interior and really kind staff. Excellent food, great ambiance and…read morefast service. Really liked their menu, suitable for a quick get-together or even a date. In a back street so quite calm and relaxed surroundings.

Finding gluten-free eats is tough at home so when we found this restaurant in Paris online we…read moredecided to take a chance and ride the metro for 35 minutes to try and find it! We were so glad we did! This place specializes in GF sandwiches and the buns they use are fantastic! The three of us all had different sandwiches-the grumpy bear, the sneaky raccoon and the river run! We were all quite satisfied although we would normally not think of sandwiches as a complete dinner! The fellow who was working there was patient and kind and luckily spoke some English to help us with our decisions. The ambiance is inviting and cozy with a clean and trendy aesthetic. I would wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant to those looking for a delicious gluten free meal in Paris!

This was on our list of Gluten Free places to go in Paris and it was definitely worth the walk! I…read moregot the Grump Bear and my husband who doesn't have a gluten intolerance got the Big Forest and he liked his! The employees were welcoming and thankfully spoke some English. Great atmosphere and clean environment. We would definitely come back! Thanks for having us. :)