Gluten-free eating out in Madrid
People often ask me about eating out gluten-free in Madrid, and when I was recently interviewed for the “Eat out Madrid” podcast about living in Madrid as a celiac/coeliac I took the chance to talk about some of the places I like to go eating out and where I can feel comfortable. Some people listening to the podcast may have struggled with my accent and weren’t able to hear clearly so I’m quickly adding the places I mention to this post.
Read MoreAny kind of 100% gluten-free restaurant in Madrid is welcome, for celiac disease sufferers such as myself in particular, due to the risk of contamination at a regular restaurant, and now we have a pizzeria. we can safely enjoy.
Read MoreIt's not every day you get a chance to have a top sushi chef prepare Japanese food in front of you. See how my friends and I got on at L'Artisan Furansu for their sushi bar night on Calle Ventura de la Vega, Madrid's own flavour street near Plaza Santa Ana. Gohei Kishi has worked all over the world in Michelin Star restaurants and worked with Gordon Ramsay. Sushi is one of my favourite things to eat and L'artisan Furansu specialises on Sushi one night a week
Read MoreYou've all heard about NAP (Neapolitan Authentic Pizza) Pizza in Lavapies and now in Chamberi. Is NAP Lavapies the best authentic neapolitan Pizza in Madrid? Does the Neapolitan Pizza stonebaked in a woodburning oven in a corner of Lavapies cut the mustard? We went to check it out.
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A few months ago I went exploring with my friend Stefy who was new to Madrid and hungry.
We wanted to investigate a Korean Japanese restaurant in Argulles, unfortunately it was booked until later that evening, so instead, her having asked me my favourite type of food to eat in Madrid, to which I had answered Spanish food, we went to a place nearby that my wife had mentioned.
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