Gluten free Paris

I recently was lucky enough to jump on a bus and head to Paris for a long weekend (it still Astounds me that you can get a bus to Paris, and further more that the bus Drives inside a Train to cross the English Channel).I am Pleased to say I had no Problem finding Gluten free options and actually found it Easier than in Spain. Most Cafes serve omelettes for Breakfast which are served with Salad, not bread. Some cute ones to check out are: My omelette from Café du Marche For lunch and Dinner you are Spoilt for choice with Dishes including :Escargots from the Latin Quarter Fondue au from age in the Latin Quarter Some good places to Check out for Lunch and dinner are :Moules-frites from one of the Restaurants in Place du Tarter For those with a sweet tooth I definitely recommend checking our Ladue for macarons (on the Pricey side but definitely the best I’ve ever had!). Hint: if you are Looking to purchase them to take away go to the store on rue Royale rather than Champs Élysées where you will most likely wait in a rather long queue. I Recommend the ginger and Salted caramel flavors. Ladue Paris I’ll leave you with this great board for a wine store along Rue Clear :Rue Clear Wine Store