Top 5 Gluten-Free Breakfast Spots to Enjoy in Firenze - Atly
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Pasticceria Gualtieri
Via Senese, 18/red, Florence, Italy
Celiac friendlyLow risk of cross-contamination
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
Dedicated appliances
Dedicated display area
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I’m a celiac visiting Florence. I didn’t have a lot of hope for finding a good gluten free option and they had a case of them! Individually wrapped. I had a chocolate croissant and it was amazing! Also had the best coffee. So good and worth the walk. Not badly priced at all.
Cortese Café 900 - Pasticceria e gelateria, raw, vegan, bio e gluten free
P.za di Santa Maria Novella, 12R, Florence, Italy
100% Dedicated Gluten-FreeThis place serves only gluten-free dishes
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Delicious selection of pastries and goodies.
Bottega Artigiana del Gusto
Via Erbosa, 12r, Florence, Italy
100% Dedicated Gluten-FreeThis place serves only gluten-free dishes
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Paradise for us celiacs!
Shake Café
Via del Corso, 30 r, Florence, Italy
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
Dedicated appliances
Dedicated display area
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Excellent coffee, delicious breakfast pastries, and tasty yogurt bowls! The limited seating makes it less suitable for larger groups, but it's perfect for take-out. They offer a diverse menu with vegan and gluten-free choices.
Alimentari Del Chianti
Piazza de' Pitti, 3/r, Florence, Italy
Gluten-free optionsSuggested by the GF community
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
Dedicated appliances
Dedicated display area
I would give three and a half stars because there is ample room for improvement for this very characteristic little place. The lady and the guys were welcoming and homely. The sandwiches are also good with a good filling of salami and cheese depending on what is chosen. The lasagna is good. There are also options for gluten intolerants and the wine is very tasty (Chianti by the glass). As a suggestion for improvement, I would like to say that more authentic bread could be used (the one used is good but I think there are better ones); another improvement is the POS: those who want to pay by card have to leave the room because the terminal doesn't work and in chaotic moments it becomes annoying. You could insert a wifi repeater to take the line from outside and allow you to pay at the cash register. For the rest, considering location and affordability, it is a very convenient place.