Zaragoza Gluten-Free: The definitive guide to eating safely in the city center
Traveling with celiac disease can be stressful. The eternal question of "Where can I eat safely?" It often overshadows the excitement of travel. But we have good news: Zaragoza is a paradise for celiac sufferers.
Thanks to the work of local associations and the increased awareness within the hospitality industry, our city boasts a vast array of 100% safe options.
Here we propose a route for you to enjoy the gastronomy of Aragon with total peace of mind (and stomach).
Is Zaragoza a 'Gluten Free' city?
Yes, absolutely. Zaragoza stands out for its high density of certified establishments or those with strict protocols against cross-contamination. Unlike other destinations where celiac sufferers have to travel to the outskirts to find options, here the food festival is in the center.
By staying with us, you have the perfect "base camp" for gluten-free breakfast, lunch and dinner without needing to take taxis or public transport.
The Must-Find: Gluten-Free Restaurants
1. The Cricket Cage (The complete reference)
Located on Juan Bruil Street, it is perhaps the most beloved venue for the community. 100% gluten free therefore, the risk of cross-contamination is zero.
What to order? Her famous croquettes, Aragonese migas and cachopo. Being able to order "everything on the menu" is a luxury that becomes a reality here.
2. Mononoke (Pizza and Fun)
On the way to La Magdalena (Calle Camino de las Torres), this themed board game shop offers an incredible menu.
The fact:Their pizzas and nachos are spectacular and gluten-free. It's a vibrant, young, and safe place.
3. The "Suitable" Tube
Even in the most famous tapas area, there are options if you know where to go:
The Champi (Libertad Street): Their famous mushroom tapa is usually served on bread, but if you let them know, they will definitely prepare it for you without bread on a separate plate.
The Miguería: They offer gluten-free crumb options (always check the protocol upon arrival, they are very aware of this).
4. Santa Belinda Brasa
If you're looking for something more formal, grilled meat and an elegant atmosphere in the city center, this restaurant boasts exquisite protocol and a very extensive, tailored menu.
Sweets and Breakfasts: The guiltless sin
Fancy a good breakfast or an afternoon snack?
Lemons: A pastry shop 100% gluten free It's a dream come true for anyone with a sweet tooth. Cakes, pastries, and artisan breads. Being able to buy your breakfast there and bring it back to the hotel, or enjoy it while strolling along Calle Alfonso, is a real treat.
Your peace of mind is our priority.
We know that for a celiac, location is strategic.
Proximity to supermarkets: Being right in the city center, you have supermarkets with "Gluten Free" sections to buy emergency snacks.
Important note: Although Zaragoza is wonderful for celiac sufferers, we always recommend informing restaurant staff upon arrival ("I am celiac") so that they can activate their kitchen protocols.
Book with peace of mind.
Don't let your diet dictate your destination. Come to Zaragoza, a city where gluten-free eating isn't a limitation, but a pleasure. And stay at the Hotel Europa to have everything at your fingertips.
Eat well and safely. The perfect plan.
