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Coeliac-safe dining out in Randstad
The best 100% gluten-free restaurants in the Randstad. Tested and verified by people with coeliac disease.
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Walking into a restaurant with coeliac disease often feels like a gamble. You scan the menu for words like "gluten-free" and hope the chef understands what cross-contamination means. In the Randstad, there are fortunately places where that tension disappears, where the staff knows that even a single crumb can cause problems.
The best moments happen when you finally relax at the table. When the waitress spontaneously tells you about the dedicated fryer, or the pizzaiolo proudly shows off his gluten-free dough. These are the restaurants where other guests with coeliac disease have already done the testing for you, where you can trust their experience. Where a night out becomes just a night out again.
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Fully allergy-aware restaurant. The staff is trained and the kitchen is dedicated gluten-free. Book ahead.
Neapolitan pizza from a wood-fired oven, but gluten-free. Separate kitchen, no cross-contamination. The margherita is fantastic.
For the perfect fika: kanelbullar and coffee, all gluten-free. Grab something for the road, the brownies are legendary.
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