23/11/2025
Delighted to get back to Lisbon again for a few days last week. Some more great gluten free eats to add to Lisbonās GF checklistā¦
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š¹Rice Me Deli - 100% Gluten Free
I had to check out the gluten free cafe in Lisbon, I missed it the first time around and it was worth the wait. Had a delicious ham and cheese pastry and of course the pastel de nata. Pastel de nata is a Portuguese egg custard tart pastry and it is delicious.
š¹Maria LimĆ£o
This is a fantastic brunch place in Lisbon, really enjoyed the buckwheat crepes. I got the āBenedictā crepe. It was so tasty, light and crispy and the hollandaise sauce was delicious.
š¹Craft Burgers
The burger comes without a bun but you donāt need it because you get a decent side of fries.
š¹Totale Pizzapt
This pizza place was unreal even had multiple gluten free bases to choose from, such a treat for Coeliacs! I choose the rice and charcoal base pizza with my usual Diavola type of toppings. The base was so thin and light and crispy, it was honestly amazing to see what can be achieved with gluten free limitations.
š¹Bali Do Cais
I tried the chicken skewers for starters and then the pork ribs for the main.
š¹Murals Catina Mexicana
Lovely Mexican restaurant in the heart of Lisbon with gluten free options like tacos, fajitas and nachos.Ā I had the beef tacos and they were delicious, came with beans and rice. We also had some nachos and guacamole for starters too which was very tasty.Ā
š¹Grom
Gluten Free ice cream with cone is essential for any trip
š¹Confraria Lxsushi
Lots of the sushi was gluten free or could be made gluten free.
š¹Restaurante Rio Grande
I went back to the Rio Grande restaurant for the second time as the fish is so good here.
š¹ Soi Asian
Not too many gluten free options on the menu except Pad Thai and a curry can be made gluten free, but the Pad Thai was really delicious. If you are a fan of pad thai, it would be worth checking these out.
