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Read this firstThe gluten-free guideCeliac disease, contamination, the case of oats, and how we classify each address. The essentials in one page.Read the guide →Gluten-Free Dining in Porto Alegre: 17 Verified SpotsBrazil's first 100% gluten-free pizzeria, the city's first dedicated gluten-free buffet, and a whole constellation of inclusive bakeries: our 17 verified gluten-free spots in Porto Alegre.Read the article →Gluten-Free Atlanta: 8 Verified AddressesBlue corn tortillas, maple-miso doughnuts, Mediterranean cooking in a 1920s streetcar stop: our 8 verified Atlanta addresses, every one fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Bergamo: 7 Verified AddressesFour dedicated grocers, a rice-flour fish and chips counter and an AIC-certified Mexican kitchen: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Bergamo, every one fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Bilbao: 7 Verified AddressesA dedicated Neapolitan pizzeria, giant cookies and market brunch: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Bilbao, every one fully dedicated, from Abando to the Guggenheim.Read the article →Gluten-Free Colorado Springs: 8 Verified AddressesA 100% gluten-free tapas bar in an 1889 building, pupusas made from organic corn masa, a GFCO-certified bakery: our 8 verified gluten-free addresses in Colorado Springs.Read the article →Gluten-Free Columbus: 6 Verified AddressesCertified Korean bowls, Southern biscuits made entirely without wheat, mochi donuts from sticky rice flour: our 6 verified gluten-free addresses in Columbus, all dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Kraków: 6 Verified AddressesFour dedicated bakeries and a zapiekanka bistro below Wawel: 6 verified gluten-free addresses in Kraków, every one of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Denver: 7 Verified AddressesA café born in a Volkswagen bus, Venezuelan arepas, a bakery running since 2004: our 7 verified Denver addresses, every one fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Gdańsk: 7 Verified AddressesTapas on Piwna street, an Italian trattoria and bakery pierogi: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Gdańsk, 6 of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Granada: 9 Verified AddressesAndalusian fried fish, a dedicated Italian pizzeria and a Zaidín bakery: 9 verified gluten-free addresses in Granada, 7 of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Lisbon: 7 Verified AddressesBurgers, APC-certified gelato and Brazilian tapioca: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Lisbon, 6 of them fully dedicated, between the Baixa and the Chiado.Read the article →Gluten-Free Málaga: 9 Verified AddressesFried fish, gelato cones and Roman pinsa: 9 verified gluten-free addresses in Málaga, 7 of them fully dedicated, nearly all in the historic centre.Read the article →Gluten-Free Mar del Plata: 7 Verified AddressesChipá as the base of everything, pizza in fifteen minutes, fresh sin TACC pasta: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Mar del Plata, every one of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Miami: 9 Verified AddressesAn all-gluten-free sushi counter, Brazilian tapioca in Brickell, family gelato in the Design District: our 9 verified Miami addresses, every one fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Modena: 7 Verified AddressesTortellini from a dedicated pasta workshop, a 100% gluten-free pizzeria and two AIC-marked venues: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Modena, every one fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Munich: 7 Verified AddressesA dedicated Italian, a 250 m² patisserie, an entire market stall: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Munich, 6 of them fully dedicated — and what you need to know about the beer.Read the article →Gluten-Free Palermo: 6 Verified AddressesGluten-free arancini, a dedicated gelateria near the Politeama and a pharmacy turned coeliac grocery: 6 verified gluten-free addresses in Palermo, every one fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Poznań: 6 Verified AddressesA restaurant run by a coeliac owner, two city-centre cafés and the mother bakery of WOLNA: 6 verified gluten-free addresses in Poznań, all fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Rio de Janeiro: 9 Verified AddressesAçaí bowls in Copacabana, cauliflower-crust pizza, dedicated cafés: 9 verified gluten-free addresses in Rio de Janeiro, 8 of them fully dedicated, from the Zona Sul to Barra da Tijuca.Read the article →Gluten-Free San Antonio: 6 Verified AddressesVegan Tex-Mex entirely without gluten, an inclusive café that has never handled wheat, a chef's table gluten-free since 2015: our 6 verified addresses in San Antonio.Read the article →Gluten-Free Zaragoza: 9 Verified AddressesAndalusian fried fish, croquetas and gluten-free beer on tap: 9 verified addresses in Zaragoza, 8 of them fully dedicated, most in the Casco Antiguo.Read the article →Gluten-Free Seattle: 9 Verified AddressesA fully gluten-free brewery, a dedicated barbecue counter, onigiri on Capitol Hill: our 9 verified Seattle addresses, 8 of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Warsaw: 7 Verified AddressesPoland's first gluten-free kebab, a three-table bistro and sourdough bread: 7 verified addresses in Warsaw, every one of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Verona: 8 Verified AddressesA 100% gluten-free fish street food counter, dedicated fresh gnocchi and a vegan restaurant by the Arena: 8 verified gluten-free addresses in Verona, 6 of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Victoria BC: 8 Verified AddressesA bakery pioneering since 2009, the city's only dedicated ice cream shop, vegan churros near the harbour: our 8 verified gluten-free addresses in Victoria, all dedicated.Read the article →Gluten-Free Zurich: 7 Verified AddressesDedicated Neapolitan pizza, French patisserie, Asian bowls at the station and the airport: 7 verified gluten-free addresses in Zurich, every one of them fully dedicated.Read the article →Does real gluten-free Neapolitan pizza exist?The official Neapolitan pizza recipe calls for wheat flour, full stop. So what can a coeliac actually hope for — and where do you find the best gluten-free pizzas 'alla napoletana'?Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in San Diego: 12 Verified SpotsAn award-winning ice cream shop hidden behind a dry cleaner's storefront, donuts free of the ten major allergens, 100% gluten-free taquitos: our 12 verified spots in San Diego.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Córdoba, Argentina: 8 Verified AddressesEmpanadas, alfajores and arepas that are 100% sin TACC: our 8 gluten-free addresses in Córdoba, Argentina's second city, each verified one by one.Read the article →Flying Gluten-Free: Your Practical Guide to Planes and AirportsRequest your GFML meal 48 to 72 hours before takeoff, pack the right cabin snacks, watch out for lounge buffets, and land safely in an unfamiliar country: the checklist for coeliac travellers.Read the article →2026 Global Gluten-Free Barometer: Where's Life Easiest Without Gluten?3,104 verified addresses across 16 countries: what the Nutrixe database reveals about the countries and cities where 100% gluten-free dining is most developed — with a few surprises.Read the article →Gluten-Free Beer vs. Gluten-Removed Beer: The Difference That MattersMillet or rice beer, or gluten-removed barley beer? Residual gluten, uncertain dosing, and why coeliac associations urge caution — the full picture.Read the article →Gluten-Free Brunch: What to Order, What to SkipEggs and avocado, yes. Pancakes and granola, tread carefully: the coeliac's brunch guide — 5 classic traps, 3 questions to ask, and where to brunch worry-free.Read the article →AFDIAG, AIC, FACE, Coeliac UK: Who Certifies What?AOECS crossed grain, product certification or restaurant accreditation: what each gluten-free logo actually guarantees, from AFDIAG to Coeliac UK.Read the article →Coeliac disease, gluten sensitivity, wheat allergy: three different thingsCoeliac disease, non-coeliac gluten sensitivity and wheat allergy are three distinct conditions — their mechanisms, diagnoses and practical consequences are not alike.Read the article →Cross-Contamination in Your Own KitchenToasters, cutting boards, airborne flour, shared jam jars: the 6 hidden sources of gluten at home, and how to run a mixed kitchen without the stress.Read the article →Dermatitis Herpetiformis: When Coeliac Disease Shows Up on the SkinBlisters on the elbows, knees and buttocks: dermatitis herpetiformis is the skin form of coeliac disease. Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.Read the article →Blood Test, Biopsy: How a Coeliac Disease Diagnosis Actually WorksAnti-transglutaminase antibodies, IgA levels, endoscopy: the 2 steps of a coeliac diagnosis, and the golden rule to know before any testing.Read the article →Fast Food and Gluten-Free: What You Need to KnowShared fryers, bread everywhere, sandwiches assembled on communal counters: why fast food remains tricky for coeliacs.Read the article →Gluten-Free Christmas and New Year's Eve: Menus, Pitfalls and Peace of MindStuffing, thickened sauces, toast, yule log: the 4 pitfalls of festive dinners for coeliacs, and a naturally gluten-free holiday menu to fully enjoy.Read the article →Dinner at Friends' Place: How to Enjoy a Gluten-Free Meal Without the DramaHow to give friends a heads-up without making a fuss, suggest a naturally gluten-free menu, and dodge stock cubes, sauces and bread boards: the guide to a stress-free dinner at friends'.Read the article →Is a Gluten-Free Diet Good for Everyone?Essential for people with coeliac disease, helpful for those diagnosed as sensitive, unproven for everyone else: here's what the science actually says about going gluten-free.Read the article →Is Buckwheat Gluten-Free? The Case of French CrêperiesBuckwheat is naturally gluten-free — but cross-contamination at the mill and in mixed crêperies changes everything. Here's what to ask before you order.Read the article →Reading a Gluten-Free Label: The Crossed Grain Symbol, 20 ppm, and Hidden TrapsCrossed grain symbol, "gluten-free," "very low gluten content," may-contain-traces warnings: what the regulations actually say, and the traps that slip past even careful label readers.Read the article →Coeliac Disease in Children: Signs, Diagnosis and Everyday LifeA stalled growth curve, digestive trouble, irritability: how to recognise coeliac disease in children, get it diagnosed, and navigate school life.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Austin: 13 Verified AddressesTacos on nixtamalized masa, a punk-rock bakery, Asian-inspired desserts: our 13 fully gluten-free addresses in Austin, Texas, verified one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Barcelona: 32 Verified AddressesPizza, brunch, certified bakeries, even sushi: Barcelona is packed with 100% gluten-free spots. Our 32 verified addresses, checked one by one, from the Eixample to the Born.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Berlin: 13 Verified SpotsSourdough bakeries, tacos, Brazilian food and cafés founded by coeliacs: our 13 verified spots in Berlin, all fully gluten-free.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Brasília: 14 Verified AddressesA crowd-favorite pizzeria, the city's first dedicated burger joint, Cerrado açaí: Brasília has 14 verified gluten-free addresses, 13 of them fully dedicated to coeliac diners.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Buenos Aires: 38 Verified AddressesParrillas, pizzerias, bakeries: Buenos Aires is one of the world's gluten-free capitals. Our 38 verified addresses, checked one by one, neighborhood by neighborhood.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Calgary: 13 Verified AddressesSix dedicated bakeries, two pizzerias, and restaurants ranging from Venezuelan to Vietnamese: our 13 gluten-free addresses in Calgary, each verified one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Curitiba: 18 Verified SpotsCertified pizzeria, sushi bar, Swiss rösti and sourdough bakeries: Curitiba has 18 verified gluten-free spots, 16 of them entirely dedicated to coeliacs.Read the article →Gluten-Free Florence: 11 Verified AddressesTuscan schiacciata, Neapolitan pizza near the Duomo, gelato and raw pastry: our 11 gluten-free addresses in Florence, verified one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in London: 17 Verified AddressesA 100% gluten-free fish and chips shop, London's first Coeliac UK-accredited restaurant, dedicated bakeries: our 17 addresses in London, verified one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Los Angeles: 16 Verified AddressesHandmade-tortilla tacos, vegan Japanese, poke bowls and bagels: our 16 verified 100% gluten-free spots in Los Angeles, from Venice to Highland Park.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Lyon: 3 Verified AddressesFrance's culinary capital counts just 3 verified 100% gluten-free addresses in our database: two dedicated bakeries and the city's first gluten-free pizzeria.Read the article →Gluten-Free Madrid: 28 Verified Places to EatCroquettes, tapas, Neapolitan pizza and dedicated pastry shops: Madrid has become a gluten-free capital. Our 28 verified addresses, checked one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Melbourne: 8 Verified SpotsBasement tacos, a dedicated rooftop and bakeries: 8 fully gluten-free verified spots in Melbourne, under Australia's strictest gluten-free standard.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Milan: 21 Verified AddressesDedicated risotto houses, AIC-certified sushi, brunch spots and bakeries: our 21 gluten-free addresses in Milan, verified one by one, neighborhood by neighborhood.Read the article →Gluten-Free Montreal: 14 Verified Places to EatCroissants, arepas, pho and buckwheat crepes: 14 verified gluten-free spots in Montreal, 13 of them fully dedicated, from the Plateau to Old Montreal.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in New York: 18 Verified AddressesItalian pizza, sushi, bagels and French pastries: our 18 fully gluten-free addresses verified one by one in New York, from the West Village to Midtown.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Nice: 10 Verified AddressesNaturally gluten-free socca, an AFDIAG-listed Italian, buckwheat crêperies: our 10 addresses verified one by one for gluten-free eating in Nice.Read the article →Gluten-Free Portland: 26 Verified SpotsPioneering bakeries, food trucks, a certified brewery: our 26 verified spots in Portland, 25 fully dedicated. America's gluten-free capital.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Rome: 23 Verified AddressesNine dedicated gelaterias, bakeries near the Vatican, a risotto on Piazza Navona: our 23 gluten-free addresses in Rome, checked one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in San Francisco: 11 Verified SpotsA dedicated Italian trattoria, a barley-free brewery, a Hawaiian counter: our 11 gluten-free spots in San Francisco, verified one by one, including 9 fully dedicated venues.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in São Paulo: 37 Verified AddressesAward-winning pastry, Neapolitan pizza, burgers made in dedicated kitchens: 37 verified gluten-free addresses in São Paulo, 34 of them entirely dedicated to coeliacs.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Seville: 12 Verified SpotsGluten-free fried fish, tacos, paella and artisan ice cream: in Seville, all 12 of our verified spots are fully dedicated gluten-free venues. The complete city guide.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Toronto: 20 Verified AddressesVietnamese pho, Mexican tacos, brunch spots and five dedicated bakeries: our 20 fully gluten-free addresses in Toronto, verified one by one at the source.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Turin: 14 Verified SpotsMexican tacos, Slow Food gelato, 80 dedicated pizzas and fresh Langhe pasta: our 14 gluten-free spots in Turin, verified one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Valencia: 18 Verified SpotsOne of Spain's most award-winning gluten-free restaurants, six bakeries, a certified gelateria and even sushi: our 18 verified addresses in Valencia, checked one by one.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Washington, DC: 11 Verified SpotsCorn tortillas, Korean bowls and award-winning donuts: our 11 fully gluten-free verified spots in Washington DC, from Georgetown to Capitol Hill.Read the article →Endurance Sport and Gluten-Free: The Honest GuideCoeliac and training for a marathon, or tempted by gluten-free eating 'for performance'? Gels, bars, aid stations: what actually holds up, and what the science says.Read the article →Sushi and Japanese Food: Navigating the Hidden Gluten MinefieldWheat-based soy sauce, mirin, tempura, surimi, fake wasabi: Japanese cuisine is a minefield of hidden gluten. What's safe, what isn't, and how to order.Read the article →Gluten-Free Travel in Germany: 90 Verified AddressesThe land of bread and beer surprises coeliacs: 90 verified addresses in Germany, 83 of them fully dedicated, plus a thriving organic scene and a highly active coeliac association, DZG.Read the article →Traveling Gluten-Free in Argentina: The World's Most Advanced LawMandatory Sin TACC labeling, gluten-free options required by law at restaurants, 185 verified addresses: Argentina is a gold-mine destination for people with celiac disease.Read the article →Traveling Gluten-Free in Australia: 128 Verified AddressesIn Australia, "gluten free" means no detectable gluten — the strictest standard in the world. 128 verified addresses, from Melbourne to Adelaide.Read the article →Gluten-Free Travel in Brazil: The Country That Labels EverythingContém glúten or não contém glúten: in Brazil, every packaged food spells it out. 140 verified addresses, from São Paulo to Florianópolis. Here's how it works.Read the article →Gluten-Free Travel in Spain: Tapas, FACE, and 354 Verified AddressesDedicated tapas crawls and highly active regional associations make Spain a golden destination for coeliacs. Here's how to do it, plus 354 verified addresses.Read the article →Gluten-Free Travel in Italy: Why It's a Coeliac's ParadiseThe land of pasta and pizza is, paradoxically, the best destination on earth for coeliacs: mass screening, a network of vetted restaurants, and pharmacies stocked for you. Here's how to make the most of it.Read the article →Gluten-Free Travel in Portugal: The Guide (and the Pastéis Trap)Pastéis de nata, broa, bolo de arroz: Portuguese pastry is a minefield for coeliacs. Our 30 verified addresses and the reflexes that save the day.Read the article →Gluten-Free Travel in the UK: 59 Verified AddressesCoeliac UK, the 'GF' tag on menus, dedicated fish and chip shops: the essential guide to gluten-free travel in the UK, with 59 verified addresses.Read the article →Nutrixe 2026 Report: How Far Has 100% Gluten-Free Dining Come in France?91 verified addresses, 42 cities, 87% fully dedicated venues, an average rating of 4.46/5: what our data reveals about 100% gluten-free dining in France in 2026.Read the article →100% Gluten-Free Bakeries in France: The Verified List, Region by RegionOver 30 fully gluten-free bakeries and pastry shops, verified one by one: Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Alsace, the French Riviera… The region-by-region list, with a page for each.Read the article →Gluten Intolerance: Symptoms, Blood Test, Diagnosis — and the Mistake You Must Not MakeWhich symptoms should raise a flag, how celiac disease screening works (blood test, biopsy), and why you must never stop eating gluten before testing. Facts checked against Ameli, the SNFGE and AFDIAG.Read the article →100% Gluten-Free Restaurant vs. 'Gluten-Free Options': The Difference That Changes EverythingA 100% gluten-free restaurant has nothing in common with one that simply offers gluten-free options. Here's the difference, why it matters so much for people with coeliac disease, and how to tell the two apart.Read the article →Gluten-Free AND Dairy-Free: The Places That Truly Handle BothCutting out gluten and lactose at the same time makes every outing harder. Here are the verified addresses that plan for both from the start: restaurants, bakeries and pastry shops, all across France.Read the article →Gluten-Free Holidays in France: Where to Go Without the WorryBrittany, the Atlantic coast, the Mediterranean, Corsica, Provence: verified 100% gluten-free spots in France's top holiday destinations, so you can pick where to go without the stress.Read the article →Gluten-Free Eating in Paris: Where to StartParis is one of the best-served cities in France for gluten-free addresses. Here's how to find a genuinely safe restaurant, bakery or pastry shop, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.Read the article →Gluten-Free Bakeries: How to Spot One You Can Actually TrustNot every bakery that advertises "gluten-free" is created equal. Here's what separates a genuinely safe dedicated bakery from a shelf tucked next to the wheat bread.Read the article →100% Gluten-Free in Montpellier: 4 Verified AddressesRestaurant, pastry shop, tea room and healthy canteen: the 4 fully gluten-free addresses in Montpellier, verified one by one by Nutrixe. All entirely dedicated, with no risk of cross-contamination.Read the article →Gluten-Free Dining in Paris: 32 Verified Addresses, Arrondissement by ArrondissementGluten-free restaurants, bakeries, pastry shops and cafés in Paris: 32 addresses individually verified by Nutrixe, including 28 fully dedicated gluten-free establishments, sorted by arrondissement.Read the article →Is Oats Really Gluten-Free?Oats don't contain gluten, and yet they're not safe for everyone. We untangle avenin, cross-contamination, and what it actually means for you.Read the article →Eating Out with Coeliac Disease: The Right ReflexesEating out without the stress mostly comes down to asking the right questions. Here's how to spot a trustworthy restaurant and what to check before you order.Read the article →Cross-Contamination: The Risk You Can't SeeA dish designed to be gluten-free can stop being gluten-free in the kitchen, without anyone noticing. Understanding cross-contamination to avoid it.Read the article →
