Piqniq - Carte

Great place with good gluten free options. We went twice, and the gluten free bread is scary it’s so good. Also great for dairy free. It was all sandwiches and soups.

This was a brilliant find! A tiny neighborhood joint that was hoppin : we are dairy and gluten free, sensitive Celiac and had no reaction. Absolutely delicious breakfast!

Most of their sandwiches can be served on gluten free bread and are delicious. The staff is very knowledgeable about gluten and they were able to tell me which menu items were or could be made gluten free. Voir le carte

Can order GF options and they say they are coeliake safe separate preparation) But as coeliake as always need to be careful they use oatmilk none GF certified) for their coffees and don’t understand that it’s not safe.

That was the sweetest little lunch place. The portions are super small, so recommend to order ~2-3 things for lunch. We had tomatoes/Zucchini soup and salmon sandwiches. I think only 2 of the menu items could not be GF, but the rest was! We waited outside in the rain for ~10mins for a table, but it was good to wait

This was the cutest little lunch spot. The portions are super small, so they recommend ordering ~2-3 things for lunch. We had tomato/zucchini soup and salmon sandwiches. I think only 2 of the menu items couldn't be GF, but the rest was! We waited outside in the rain for ~10mins for a table, but it was well worth the wait Voir le carte

Lunch. It's a nice little café. You are really clumped to allergies, they have little dice to put on your table to view gluten-free milk for free etc. as a check on the server. I found the food perfectly beautiful, but only standard café food definitely a nice gluten-free option if you are in the area, but I would not travel far to come specifically.

Popped in for lunch. It’s a nice little cafe. They’re really clued up on allergies, they have little dice to put on your table to indicate gluten free dairy free etc as a check to the server. I found the food perfectly nice but just standard cafe food definitely a nice gluten free option if you are in the area but I’d not travel far to come specifically.

The server was very knowledgeable about celiac and where she didn’t have an answer about specific dishes asked for help. We received a small painted cube that was placed next to the person with celiac to help people not make mistakes. The food was good and the tapas-like style of dishes was interesting. Worth a visit, especially if you’re at the Westerstraat Market or otherwise in that neighborhood. Voir le carte