Rodilla is a popular sandwich shop chain that offers gluten-free options, including delicious ham and cheese sandwiches and delightful muffins. The staff is known for their kindness, and the location is a recommended choice for a relaxing break before catching a train.
Venues are suggested by the Gluto community. We don't yet have enough information for the gluten-free safety report for this venue.
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1
I wish I checked the price before ordering. The simple dry gluten-free sandwich was €8.7! So expensive! 😢
2
The only café at the Chamartín station. They don't have yogurts (like in other Rodilla), there's no tortilla; for celiacs, they only have cut fruit. It's cold in the place and it's not cozy at all. A solo coffee costs €1.75.
4
Very well-known sandwich shop. It's important to note that they also have gluten-free sandwiches, which are not on display, you have to ask the staff for them.
5
They have soy and oat milk, and they also have gluten-free sandwiches and muffins!!! You can tell who is prepared for the demands of the times, although I still miss almond and coconut milk that other franchises like Starbucks offer. The barista was very friendly and enthusiastic. Definitely a highly recommended place to grab something while you wait for your train! 🤩👍🏻 By the way, the price of a medium soy latte to go was €1.90.
3
Very simple sandwich and high price. They have a gluten-free option.
3
The girls kindly assisted me when I asked about the gluten-free menu. Although there are three gluten-free options on the website, in this particular restaurant, there are only ham and cheese. The sandwich is quite good and is served warm. The price is reasonable for being gluten-free (5.90 sandwich + drink).
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