The Best Gluten-Free and Vegan Restaurants in Barcelona
Barcelona is an incredible city in every aspect, especially food-wise. Are you travelling with certain dietary requirements, or even just preferences? Luckily for you, Barcelona boasts a wide variety of gluten-free and vegan restaurants. No more stressing about what you won’t be able to eat. No more ordering plain fruit at the end of each meal. This list is a great guide to some of the many restaurants catering to gluten-free and vegan diets.
Gluten-Free Restaurants
Whether you have coeliac disease or simply choose to stick to a gluten-free diet, Barcelona has plenty of places for you to enjoy. From dedicated 100% gluten-free restaurants to cafés, bakeries and local favourites with a great selection of GF dishes, you certainly won’t be short of options. Whatever you’re craving, there are plenty of places around the city where you can enjoy delicious food without gluten.
Breakfast/Brunch
1. Bloome by Sasha
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If you love a good brunch, Bloome by Sasha is definitely one to check out. This welcoming café and restaurant is 100% gluten-free, meaning those with coeliac disease can choose freely from the menu without having to hunt for the little GF symbol next to each dish.
The menu here is focused on healthy, colourful brunch foods, offering everything from pancakes, toasts and breakfast bowls to homemade cakes and other sweet treats. There is also specialty coffee and fresh juices and smoothies to go alongside your meal, as well as a selection of vegan and lactose-free options.
And with three locations across Barcelona; Eixample, the Gothic Quarter and near the Sagrada Familia- there’s a good chance you’ll find a Bloome by Sasha close to wherever you’re exploring.
Locations:
- Av. De Gaudí, 45, Eixample, 08025
- Via Laietana, 45, Ciutat Vella, 08003
- Pg. De Sant Joan, 80, Eixample, 08009
2. Sana Locura
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If there’s one thing you shouldn’t have to miss out on when following a gluten-free diet, it’s good bread, and Sana Locura proves it. This 100% gluten-free bakery offers an impressive selection of freshly-made breads, pastries, cakes and savoury treats. All of which makes it a great place to stop off for breakfast, a quick snack, or something sweet.
Looking for some good GF bread? Look no further. Bread is one of the specialties here, with classic baguettes, loaves, bagels and sandwich bread on display. More of a sweet treat kind of person? With their tempting options such as carrot cake, cheesecake, chocolate cake, and a variety of pastries, you won’t be disappointed.
Sana Locura is an extremely useful place to keep in mind if you have coeliac disease and want to enjoy the simple pleasure of walking into a bakery knowing everything is gluten-free.
Location: C/ Balmes, 367, Sarrià- Sant Gervasi, 08006
Lunch/ Dinner
3. En Ville
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For a taste of traditional Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine without the gluten, En Ville is a great place to add to your list. This restaurant has a 100% gluten-free menu and kitchen, meaning that those with coeliac disease can enjoy a relaxing dining experience, being able to choose from anything on the menu.
The menu brings together local favourites, and other Mediterranean flavours, with dishes such as patatas bravas, croquettes and paella, alongside risottos, meats and fish dishes.
Just a short walk from Las Ramblas and La Boqueria, En Ville is a particularly convenient choice if you’re exploring Barcelona’s historic centre and want to sit down for a proper gluten-free lunch or dinner.
Location: C/ del Doctor Dou, 14, Ciutat Vella, 08001
4. Pötstot
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Why choose between gluten-free and vegan when you can have both? Pötstot offers a menu that is 100% gluten-free and 100% vegan, making it a fantastic choice for anyone with dietary requirements, or just anyone looking to try something different.
Inspired by traditional Mediterranean cuisine, the menu gives familiar favourites a creative plant-based twist. You can enjoy everything from patatas bravas and croquettes to cannelloni, burgers and paella, followed by rich desserts such as cheesecake and Catalan cream.
With locations in Eixample and El Raval, Pötstot is a great place to enjoy classic Mediterranean flavours without worrying about gluten, dairy or animal products — and proof that an inclusive menu certainly doesn’t have to compromise on variety or flavour.
Location: C/ de Valencia, 204, Eixample, 08011
Sweet Treat/ Dessert
5. Chök
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Calling all sweet treat lovers, gluten-free or not! Chök is an absolute must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth, with a selection of irresistible 100% gluten-free pastries and treats in its dedicated gluten-free locations across Barcelona.
Known for putting a creative twist on classic desserts, Chök is the perfect place to stop for a coffee and something sweet, whilst exploring the city. Expect plenty of indulgent options, from cronuts and cookies to cakes, pastries and plenty more (with vegan options available too!).
With several locations dotted around Barcelona, including spots in Ciutat Vella and Eixample, it’s an easy addition to your sightseeing itinerary — and a great excuse to treat yourself along the way!
Locations:
- Plaça Comercial, 9, Ciutat Vella, 08003
- C/ de les Ramelleres, 26, Ciutat Vella, 08001
- C/ Comte de Urgell, 222, Eixample, 08036
- C/ del Carme, 3, Ciutat Vella, 08001
- C/ Còrsega, 302, Eixample, 08008
6. La Browneria
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As we’ve learnt from the other restaurants on this list, being gluten-free does not mean you have to miss out on flavoursome, rich foods. La Browneria is a perfect example of this. A 100% gluten-free bakery in Barcelona specialising in handmade brownies and other sweet snacks.
As the name suggests, brownies are the star of the show, with plenty of flavours to choose from. From classics to more creative flavour combinations, you can choose your brownie from a selection such as pistachio, salted caramel, peanut, passionfruit, and so much more. You will also find cookies and other treats, with vegan options available too!
Located in Eixample, La Browneria is the perfect spot to satisfy your sweet tooth, pick up an afternoon treat or grab a box of brownies to enjoy later — although saving them for later might be the difficult part!
Location: C/ de Girona, 114, Eixample, 08009
Vegan Restaurants
Whether you follow a completely plant-based diet or simply fancy trying something different, Barcelona has plenty of delicious vegan options to discover. From completely vegan restaurants to plant-based versions of traditional favourites, there is something for every taste!
Breakfast/ Brunch
1. Morgentau
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Brunch lovers, this one’s for you! Located in Poblenou, Morgentau is a 100% vegan brunch restaurant with a focus on homemade food, organic ingredients and locally sourced products.
The menu puts a plant-based spin on brunch favourites, with tempting dishes such as blueberry pancakes, French toast, waffles, tofu scramble and a full English breakfast. You’ll also find colourful bowls, salads, smoothies and homemade cakes, alongside organic Fair-Trade coffee. There are several gluten-free choices too, making it a great option for groups with different dietary preferences.
With its relaxed brunch atmosphere and creative menu, Morgentau is the perfect spot for a leisurely breakfast or lunch before exploring Poblenou and the surrounding area.
Location: C/ de la Llacuna, 114, Sant Martí, 08018
2. Asante Cafe
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If you’re looking for vegan brunch with a creative twist, Asante Café is definitely one to have on your radar. Located in Poble-sec, this cosy café serves a 100% vegan menu, combining speciality coffee with homemade plant-based dishes.
One of the stars of the menu is their take on vegan Eggs Benedict, complete with plant-based eggs, hollandaise sauce, vegan cheese and ham. You’ll also find focaccias, grilled sandwiches and sweet treats, alongside smoothies, matcha, chai and specialty coffee. Most of what you’ll find here is made in-house, adding an extra artisanal touch to the experience.
With its relaxed atmosphere and inventive approach to plant-based food, Asante Café is a great choice for a leisurely vegan brunch while exploring Poble-sec and Montjuïc.
Location: C/ d’Elkano, 63, bajos, Sants-Montjuïc, 08004
Lunch/ Dinner
3. Mad Mad Vegan
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Craving a big, juicy burger? Mad Mad Vegan proves that plant-based food can be every bit as indulgent. Located in Eixample, this 100% plant-based restaurant specialises in vegan comfort food, with a menu packed with creative takes on fast-food favourites.
Burgers are the stars of the show, with options featuring plant-based patties, crispy chick’n, vegan cheese, vacon and plenty of homemade sauces. But there’s much more to try, including croquettes, cauliflower wings, tacos, loaded fries and vegan calamari, followed by indulgent desserts such as tiramisu and American-style brownies.
With its casual atmosphere and incredible menu, Mad Mad Vegan is a great choice when you fancy something hearty and satisfying; whether you’re vegan or simply curious to see just how far plant-based comfort food can go.
Location: C/ d’Aribau, 65, Eixample, 08011
4. Blu Bar
Just a short walk from the beach, Blu Bar is a relaxed vegan spot in the heart of Poblenou, perfect for enjoying plant-based food on one of the neighbourhood’s liveliest streets. With its spacious terrace and laid-back atmosphere, it’s a great choice for anything from a casual lunch to dinner and drinks.
The menu is all about vegan comfort food, with plenty to choose from, including bravas, nachos, tacos, gourmet pizzas, burgers and healthy bowls. You’ll also find more creative dishes such as pulled mushroom sandwiches and Portobello steak, alongside homemade vegan desserts like tiramisu, carrot cake and their plant-based take on a Snickers bar.
Located on Rambla del Poblenou, Blu Bar is an ideal stop after exploring the neighbourhood or spending some time at the nearby beach — especially if you’re looking for somewhere casual where you can sit outside and enjoy a leisurely meal.
Location: Rambla del Poblenou, 11-13, Sant Martí, 08005
Sweet Treat/ Dessert
5. AMMA Gelato
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There’s always room for ice cream! Located in the heart of Gràcia, AMMA Gelato is a 100% vegan gelateria serving homemade plant-based gelato and sorbets made from natural ingredients.
The flavours change with the seasons, but you can expect everything from classics such as Sicilian pistachio, gianduia and cacao to more adventurous combinations like avocado, coconut and lime or watermelon, mint and lime. The gelato is freshly made in-house every day, using fresh fruit, nuts and cacao, with no industrial pre-mixes.
And if gelato isn’t enough, you’ll also find vegan brownies, cookies and banana bread to satisfy your sweet tooth. Set on the charming Plaça de la Virreina, AMMA is the perfect excuse to take a break while wandering through Gràcia.
Location: Plaça de la Virreina, 3, Gràcia, 08024
6. Hanai Vegan Bakery Born
Missing freshly baked pastries since going vegan? Hanai Vegana has you covered. This 100% vegan and gluten-free bakery is a dream for anyone with a sweet tooth, with an impressive selection of handmade treats that everyone can enjoy.
The counter is filled with sweet creations, from croissants, cinnamon rolls and doughnuts to cookies and alfajores. One of their specialities is the alfajor, which comes in several flavours, including indulgent combinations featuring pistachio, dulce de leche and chocolate. And because everything is both vegan and gluten-free, there’s no need to spend your time checking which treats you can have.
With locations in El Born and Gràcia, Hanai is the perfect place to pick up something sweet while exploring Barcelona — and a great example of just how indulgent vegan baking can be.
Location: C/ dels Carders, 28, Ciutat Vella, 08003
Being gluten-free or vegan certainly doesn’t mean missing out on Barcelona’s incredible food scene. From leisurely brunches and Mediterranean favourites to indulgent burgers, freshly baked pastries and homemade gelato, there are plenty of places across the city catering to different dietary needs and preferences.
Whether you’re searching for a completely gluten-free restaurant, a 100% plant-based meal or simply somewhere new to try, we hope this guide helps you find your next favourite spot in Barcelona. Bon profit!
