Gluten-free shops in Valencia
8 gluten-free shops in Valencia for people with celiac disease: 7 endorsed by celiac associations and 1 listed on other websites.
- El Rebost d'Alboraia shop Endorsed by a celiac association C/ Alboraia, 17, Valencia, Valencia
- Herbolario Navarro shop Endorsed by a celiac association C/ San Vicente Mártir, 63, Valencia, Valencia
- La Intolerante shop · bakery Endorsed by a celiac association Mercado de Ruzafa, Valencia, Valencia
- Marymont Pasta Fresca shop Endorsed by a celiac association Pl. de l'Escultor Frechina, 14, Valencia, Valencia
- Tot per a Tots bakery · shop Endorsed by a celiac association100% gluten-free C/ Pintor Ribera, 23, Torrent, Valencia
- Trufas Martínez (Ruzafa) shop Endorsed by a celiac association100% gluten-free C/ Ruzafa, 12, Valencia, Valencia
- Trufas Martínez (San Ignacio) shop Endorsed by a celiac association100% gluten-free C/ San Ignasi de Loiola, 20, Valencia, Valencia
- ArteSana Gelat shop Listed on other websites C/ de la Fusta, 61, 46022 València, Valencia
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat gluten-free in Valencia?
CELIWAY lists 8 shops and bakeries with gluten-free options in Valencia: 7 endorsed by celiac associations and 1 listed on other websites. The app shows how many minutes away on foot each one is.
Are there 100% gluten-free places in Valencia?
Yes: 3 places declare that everything they serve is gluten-free, such as Tot per a Tots, Trufas Martínez (Ruzafa) and Trufas Martínez (San Ignacio).
Which gluten-free restaurants in Valencia are endorsed by a celiac association?
7 appear on a celiac association's list (ACECOVA), such as El Rebost d'Alboraia, Herbolario Navarro, La Intolerante, Marymont Pasta Fresca and Tot per a Tots, among others.
Is it safe to eat at these places if I have celiac disease?
CELIWAY shows what the venue, celiac associations and other websites declare, with source and date; it is not a certification. Always say you have celiac disease and ask about the fryer, utensils and cross-contact. What to ask (in Spanish) →