We had a great lunch at Little Nonna!! Myself and my 3 non…read moregluten free traveling companions had fried calamari, a margarita pizza and pasta carbonara along with a lemon tart for dessert. All of it was excellent and my non gf friends said that if they hadn't know ahead of time that it was all gf , they never would have known. The fried calamari was crispy, The pizza crust was thin but chewy, the pasta was al dente , and the tart crust was sandy and good. The service was excellent. It was a great dining experience.

Thank you Thank you for the great GF pizza !!! It is rare for celiacs to enjoy this great…read moreflavor in the US.

We had takeaway lunch from kitchen almost every day while we were in Paris. It was a nutritionally…read morebalanced meal that was delicious and the owner was extremely kind and welcoming. We will be back the next time we are in Paris Merci!

Delicious breakfast, huge portions, large selection of food and drinks, friendly staffread more

We came here for lunch on the day before we left Paris. This place is tiny but they were so…read morefriendly (and they even let us bring the dogs inside, which was amazing). I ended up getting an Asian style bowl with GF egg rolls, which was a great break from the other type of food we had been eating. The sauce was super flavorful, the meat was tender and the veggies were cooked perfectly. I also loved the egg rolls. They were nice and crispy and had a rice vinegar dipping sauce which tasted amazing. My friend and my husband each got a sweet crepe and a savory crepe. The crepes were also very good, but we all agreed the sweet one was the best. Definitely worth grabbing a bite here.

Biosphère Café appears to be one of the most recommended gluten-free spots in the whole city, after…read moreNoglu and Helmut Newcake, which were both sadly closed during August 2020 when I visited Paris. Biosphère Café is currently open on reduced opening hours, which is generally between 11:30 in the morning and 3:10 to 4 pm during the week. They're closed on weekends. The whole menu is gluten-free which really excited me, they do al-dente style pasta alongside pizzas and a Croque Madame, which was what I came in for having been eager to try a gluten-free version during my time in France. While the food is good value, I do think drinks are a little expensive and the selection of drinks also is a little poor, they seemed to mainly do standard soda and blended smoothie/juices, they didn't seem to have something simple like just orange juice or iced tea, I opted for a mix of what included cucumber, and I didn't enjoy it. It seemed to curdle very quickly and was an expensive disaster. The food, on the other hand, was a totally different story - my Croque Madame was one of the best single food items I've had in Paris, the bread held together very well and was naturally crusty and some of the best gluten-free bread I've had, this is someone who is exhausted most gluten-free bread as I generally find them dry, tasteless and disgusting, propped up by chewy seeds but here - none of that. Seedless bread is always a winner for me. The ham was also exceptional quality, the egg was almost cooked perfectly and I would have liked it ever so slightly runnier, the cheese was also good and I like how they didn't overfill it with cheese which again seems to be common. Some people think to overload toppings removes the taste and makes gluten-free bread edible, but the bread is so good here it doesn't need that. It's just quality on quality. I did, however, find the lettuce side a little odd and would have preferred some form of potatoes or fries, that being said the honey and mustard dipping sauce was pretty good too, it was obviously fresh. My crepe was okay, I would have liked more generous filling as the caramel sauce was hot but that didn't taste fresh or anything too exciting. I didn't like the cafe inside, I did find it really small even the kitchen area seemed small, tables were far close to each other and it could have done with some fresh paintwork. 3* - The Croque Madame alone knocks this rating up alongside the friendly and helpful staff, it was so good, it's a shame about most other parts of the experience weren't.

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.

Came across this quaint place tonight and I had to stop in. i was given a table with a great view…read moreof the restaurant. I loved the decor and the requests for customer artwork as seen on the menu and a wall. The variety of galettes was really good. I had the Barbara - mushrooms, spinach, emmental and toasted almonds. It was delicious and super filling. I enjoyed the cider as well. Service was fast and good and the price was reasonable. Check it out if you're in Paris.

After a long day at Versailles, my wife and I wanted a light meal. This place did not disappoint…read more I had a wonderfully flavorful mushroom, turmeric hummus crepe with an egg on top. My wife had a perfectly dressed bursts and ham salad. It hit just right. The home made lemon curd crepe for dessert was delicious. I will not hesitate to return if time permits. The interior is very quaint and colorful. Most importantly service was spot on. Highly recommended.

The business is closed permanently. It is no more, do not waste your time. Many crepe places in…read moreParis but not here!

Cute little creperie which can be a total lifesaver if you are looking for some vegetarian options…read moreto munch on! They have a variety of sweet and savory crepes so you can opt to come here for a meal or for dessert depending on what you are feeling. They even have a masala dosa type crepe if you are looking for something with an Indian kick~ In terms of food, I grabbed the goat cheese (chevre) and honey crepe and did not regret it one bit! Definitely the way to go if you love goat cheese as I do. My friend tried the masala dosa type crepe and loved it as well. Service was friendly and we ended the night with a delicious sweet crepe with ice cream. Drop by if you are in the area and want to munch on some yummy crepes~

This cafe was down the street from where we were staying, so very convenient for a late night…read moredinner or early morning breakfast. We ended up coming here for my dad's birthday after a long day at Versailles and the Matthieu our server was so hospitable and nice. He also spoke English very well so I asked where he learned to speak English and turns out he lived in Florida and Hawaii for many years before returning to Paris. The bar area was upbeat and lively. The steak frites was not necessarily the best quality steak I've had, but for the price was pretty flavorful and delicious. Overall it was a really great experience at this cafe and it was really cute to see the entire bar sing happy birthday to my dad.

A great restaurant with the best beef bourgignon we had in Paris. We came here twice in one week…read morejust to have it. We liked the shrimp tempura appetizer. The truffle fries were a bit off though. Mozzarella sticks were standard. On a nice night, we sat outside and enjoyed watching people pass. Our waiter was a young American man, born in France, and he was very attentive. We came back for breakfast on our last day and enjoyed the eggs, croissant, juice and coffee. A really nice place in Rue Cler.

Good vegetarian food but very slow service. If you would…read morelike to dine here, make sure you have extra time

We were looking for vegetarian food in Paris and found this place after a trip through St Germain…read moreand Luxembourg Gardens. Overall I would say we had mixed opinions on this. My vegetarian had a a sweet potato bake that she thought was decent. My veggie burger was underwhelming- the patty was super thin and lacked a clear flavor or texture. The egg on top was perfectly cooked, however. Service was normal for Paris, quiet place. For a vegetarian party this is probably not a bad option - not so many pure vegetarian options in Paris.