Gluten-Free In Eixample
12 places, 1 of them 100% gluten-free.
Ordered by tier (100% gluten-free first), then by reviews and how much of the menu we could see.
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Butter Eatery House
100% GFA gluten-free brunch café and bakery on Carrer del Grabador Esteve in l'Eixample, with sandwiches such as pastrami on white sandwich bread, individual cheesecakes and cookies.
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Restaurante Japonés - MOMIJI ATELIER
Coeliac-association advisedA modern Japanese restaurant in the Mercado de Colón (Calle Jorge Juan, 19) in l'Eixample. Its carta marks allergens and says those marked with an asterisk can be removed on request.
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Trufas Martínez Ruzafa
Coeliac-association advisedA chocolate obrador with a shop on Carrer de Russafa, selling chocolates and truffles. The brand also sells cubanitos made with a wheat-flour wafer.
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Domino's Pizza
ProtocolA Domino's delivery and takeaway branch in l'Eixample. The gluten-free option is the Gluten Free base pizza, in one size only; the other doughs are made in the same shop.
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VIPS
ProtocolA VIPS diner on Gran Via del Marqués del Túria in the Eixample. Its gluten-free offer is a short separate menu (sandwiches, a burger, nachos, a quesadilla, a bowl, pancakes and a brownie); everything else contains gluten.
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Il Cortile - Cánovas
OptionsA busy Italian restaurant in the Eixample. Its gluten-free pizza bases are made at the group's obrador, vacuum-packed and baked on a protective tray, and pastas such as carbonara, ragù della nonna and ravioli di zucca can be ordered in a gluten-free version.
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Disidente Restaurante
OptionsChef Juan Llorca's healthy-focused restaurant in the Eixample, which describes its food as 'saludable y sin gluten'. The carta offers gluten-free bread (+€2) and gluten-free beer; dishes like the mac & cheese contain gluten.
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Restaurante Ampar - Valencia
OptionsRestaurante Ampar marks its menu with a per-dish icon system — a circled S for dishes suitable for celiacs, a wheat-stalk icon for ones adaptable on request — covering starters like burrata-topped tomato salad and foie turrón, through to a full range of rice dishes (paella valenciana, arròs del senyoret, lobster with garlic shoots) and desserts. It's fine dining, with prices to match, and the allergy-icon system is more granular than a general 'ask your waiter' disclaimer.
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A huevo
OptionsA huevo publishes a full 'Carta Sin Gluten' with EU allergen numbering on every dish, covering its creative Spanish small plates — cracked-egg 'ahuevos' with jamón, burrata with roasted pumpkin, a whole GF bread basket with olive oil. The site's own disclaimer warns dishes may carry allergen traces from the cooking process, so it's a GF-options kitchen rather than a dedicated one. Good for a trendy dinner out, not a zero-risk one.
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Khambú - Ruzafa
OptionsA vegetarian-leaning burger spot in Ruzafa where any burger, such as the KhambU, Clásica or Maya, can take a gluten-free bun for €0.50 extra. The vegambas and tacos al pastor are not marked gluten-free.
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Canalla Bistro by Ricard Camarena
OptionsA casual bistro from chef Ricard Camarena's group in the Eixample. There's no dedicated GF kitchen or menu, but the printed carta lists EU allergen numbers next to every dish, and ingredients in parentheses can be removed on request — so it takes some back-and-forth with your server rather than a simple order.
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Sorsi e Morsi (Conde Altea)
OptionsSorsi e Morsi on Conde Altea in l'Eixample has a 'Carta Sin Gluten' with antipasti, gluten-free pasta (carbonara, ragù, trapanese, salsiccia) and a chocolate torta. One antipasto swaps in gluten-free bread crisps, a sign of deliberate substitution rather than only naturally gluten-free dishes.
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