'Tascabio gluten free' is a cozy Italian restaurant completely gluten free located near the Eiffel Tower. It offers a wide selection of typical Lombard dishes, from pizzas to first courses, all prepared without the risk of contamination. The owner, kind and attentive, helps make the dining experience enjoyable.
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4,7
5
completely gluten-free place and great prices, very close to the Eiffel Tower
5
Italian locale where you can find everything gluten-free. Definitely worth trying, very good and plentiful pizza and pasta. Prices are reasonable for Paris. Just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower.
5
Great Italian restaurant. From appetizers to dessert, everything is gluten-free.
5
Italian restaurant entirely gluten-free near the Eiffel Tower. Excellent food, typical Lombardy cuisine. The only downside: bottled water taken from the tap and charged 5€. At this point, I would have ordered 'eau en caraffe' (water in a carafe) which at least would have been free, as in all other places in Paris. Apart from this, however, recommended!!
5
Came here as a walk in one afternoon after searching for gluten free places to eat and came across this one. Ordered the truffle and mushroom pizza which was nice but a bit too rich but that is just my preference and it was still delicious. And a brassiola pizza which was excellent. Really great to have a gluten free restaurant in the city as well struggled to find many that were implicitly GF. The covered outside seating was very nice and the love heart pizzas also a nice touch for Valentine’s Day.
5
This is a solid Italian restaurant, the best part being that EVERYTHING is gluten free. And what a treat that was. We went in August 2024 during the Olympics because it was near the beach volleyball venue where we were watching some games. I loved being able to try everyone’s food!!
4
I visited Tasca by Ciro twice during my trip to Paris, it’s located a short walk away from the Eiffel Tower and offers a fully gluten-free menu with a wide variety of dishes, including pizza, pasta and even ravioli. It can be a little pricy, but given the location right by the Eiffel Tower and the quality of food and safety for coeliacs, I would say it’s certainly worth visiting here at least once while visiting the city. My favourite dish has to be the Beef Ravioli - which is so good, I had to return for seconds! It’s usually next to impossible to find Ravioli which is gluten-free, so I was excited to try this. The beef was of great quality, as was the sauce and the little veggies; it was cooked well and with so much flavour! It’s nice to see the restaurant focus on organic and gluten-free produce, giving a great feel-good atmosphere about the food. I ordered a Limoncello Spritz on my second visit here, and this was pretty good. I would have liked a fancier glass for it to be served in, though. I notice most alcohol, even wines and aprtifs was served in regular glassware, making it feel slightly less special. I was so impressed at all the choices on the menu, with different types of pasta, ravioli, lasagna and pizza, including some vegetarian options. I do think the restaurant area could be more comfortable and pretty, as being by the front entrance did feel a little tight, but it’s the food that does the talking most, and based on the food alone, I will surely return on future visits to the city to try the Ravioli once more and the other dishes, which sound great!
2
Completely overrated restaurant that has absolutely nothing Italian about it! Not only the dishes but also the welcome and kindness. A tourist trap. The prices are outrageous, they brought a small plate with some ricotta and terrible gluten-free bread, clearly taken from a packet and served, anyone who is celiac knows that packaged bread should at least be warmed a bit to make it decent. €18 for a pizza that probably has a frozen base (there are pizzerias in Paris where the pizza base is homemade, tastier, and costs less), €22 for a plate of ravioli that were abundant but nothing special to justify the price. Tap water not even filtered. Terrible service. We had a reservation and were seated next to the door where people were coming and going, and of course, it was cold. I think Tasca has these prices because of the area it's in, but there are better Italian restaurants/pizzerias! Great disappointment.
5
We found this on “find me gluten free” and it was an amazing find! For a Celiac, this was heaven. I haven’t had ravioli for over 20 years. The focaccia was divine and our meals were delicious. We will more than likely pop in one more time before we leave. Excellent food and prices and service.
5
Perfect if you/your friend is gluten free or if you just want to grab some good food. Options were great and everything was sooo tasty. Personally I loved the beef carbonara and the tiramisu. 10/10 we ate as a group of 6. Had no issues with space inside the restaurant even on a Friday
4
Super cozy place near the Eiffel Tower, we dined here because the entire menu is gluten-free (my partner is celiac) and we were pleased to discover that the owner is Italian. The dishes are very basic and simple, like those any Italian would cook at home, such as chicken with mushrooms or pasta with sauce, carbonara, but excellent, just a bit pricey for their simplicity, if we want to make a note. Considering we are practically under the Eiffel Tower and in France, it's a normal price. We didn't try the pizza but it looked good and inviting. Thanks to the owner who was really kind and welcoming and to all the staff for their kindness!
5
Restaurant with completely gluten-free dishes. Good pizza, but not comparable to an Italian one. They served us a small plate of warm (gluten-free) bread with house cheese as an appetizer. The place is very nice and reachable by foot from the Eiffel Tower. Fair prices considering we only paid for the pizza, while water and appetizer + cover charge were complimentary.
5
Restaurant with completely *gluten free* dishes. Good pizza, but not comparable to an Italian one. They served us a small plate of warm (gluten free) bread with house cheese as an appetizer. The place is very nice and within walking distance from the Eiffel Tower. Fair prices considering that we only paid for the pizza, while water, appetizer, and cover charge were complimentary.
4
The place is very nice, staff are friendly, little appetizer offered. Everything is gluten-free, so it’s fine for celiacs without any risk of contamination! We had the pizza, quality toppings and good taste, thin crust but overall good (not comparable to Italian pizza). Unfortunately a bit expensive.. margherita 16 euros, drink 7 euros.
5
Incredibly good pizza, completely gluten-free and thus without the risk of contamination. They also served us gluten-free bread, prepared by them. Many employees also speak Italian (a note of merit).
5
Gluten-free restaurant and pizzeria simply wonderful! It saved our vacation in Paris, not just for the gluten-free food but also because it was delicious! We ate here for several days in a row, the bolognese lasagna truly unique, never tasted anything so good! The pasta with fresh clams from Normandy is another dish to try... The manager Paolo, Italian like us, really kind and helpful, the next time we return to Paris this will definitely be another important stop as much as the nearby Eiffel Tower ❤️
5
I have been to this Italian restaurant several times with my family and some friends, as one person in the group is celiac. We have always eaten very well; all the dishes we tried were excellent, and the quality of the products is very high. Fresh, tasty, and well-cooked fish; gluten-free pasta and quality raw materials. The owner knows gluten-free cooking very well, is attentive to the origin of the raw materials, which all come from Italy, justifying the price, which might be perceived as "too high" on paper. The only drawback is the layout of the place, which is a bit tight, and often we found ourselves seated three at a table for two. The service is present, although a bit inexperienced. Nevertheless, it is rare to find restaurants in Paris that offer a cuisine designed as gluten-free and of high quality. Highly recommended!
4
Gluten-free Italian restaurant! Very small venue with tables very close together. Positive note: everything is strictly gluten-free and the service is courteous. Negative note: pizzas are greasy and a bit heavy, prices are quite high.
5
The place is very central, behind the Eiffel Tower. It's not a large venue, with limited space and few tables, but the big heart of its owner makes up for everything. Paolo is amazing, welcoming, and helpful with everyone; he goes out of his way to find you a table and does everything to accommodate you. Here, you really eat Italian, with products that are Italian (there’s also good coffee!.. in Paris!) and, a great added value, the sweet pizza dough and bread are made in-house in his workshop. The quality is high and... I almost forgot.. IT’S ALL GLUTEN-FREE! Even the beer! My celiac child didn’t miss anything during our vacation thanks to Tasca Bio, and neither did we in terms of goodness. This is one of only two completely gluten-free restaurants in Paris, but here you also find warmth and Italian friendliness. Highly recommended for quality, taste, for celiacs and non-celiacs alike.
5
Great restaurant for celiacs, I tried the veal with tuna sauce and the arrabbiata pasta. Both delicious and made with quality ingredients. I wanted to try the pizza but they didn’t have lactose-free mozzarella. What a pity! Fair quality-price ratio, but absolutely recommended for gluten-free options.
5
The place is very beautiful, close to the Eiffel Tower, not very large (but these are the standards in Paris) but there is a lot of attention to detail, with both indoor and outdoor tables. The owner is very kind and attentive to the customers' needs. As soon as we arrived, they brought us a small appetizer, we ordered right away and the pizzas were served after just a little while. Waiting times are minimal. The pizza was spectacular, the dough made by them is delicious, with no risk of contamination because it’s ALL gluten-free. As a celiac, I had issues finding gluten-free places in Paris, but this one is spectacular. Highly recommended. The owner also offered us a tiramisu at the end of dinner, which was also very good. Prices are normal for Paris standards, in fact, they might even be low considering the excellent quality of the products (from Italy, for example: mozzarella). Highly recommended if you are in Paris, you must absolutely go.
4
Gluten-free experience, prices in line with those in Paris, affordable. Wide selection of appetizers, first and second courses, side dishes, and desserts... alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Everything gluten-free. However, there was no space inside, and we were forced to eat outside, not completely sheltered from rain and humidity. The service then kindly made it clear that we had to leave the table once we were done.
5
I had lunch with my family at this Gluten Free place, the Cannelloni are excellent!! I highly recommend them. Everything is Gluten Free with no risk of contamination, a paradise for celiacs. The owner is very kind! See you soon! -Alice
5
One of the very few GLUTEN-FREE restaurants in Paris is located near the Eiffel Tower. It is run by Italians who are super kind and helpful. If the place is full, because it is a bit small, they try to serve you as soon as possible. It’s worth it. The dishes fully satisfied the palate of everyone, including my family members who are not celiacs. The starters were super tasty, the thin pizza was great, and to finish, the chocolate cake was...super! I recommend everyone to go there at least once. When I return to Paris, we will finally know where to eat!
4
Excellent and plentiful food. Everything is gluten-free; I recommend it to all celiac people. The only downside is that the venue is too cramped, with few seating places.
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