Ouzeri
Location: Fira, Greece
“No gluten-free menu but lots of naturally gluten-free options and staff were knowledgeable.”
@celiacfoodlover, who manages celiac
Thalami Bistro
Location: Oía, Greece
“Found this while walking around Oia and stopped in for some dinner. I again got pizza with no cheese, the waiter understood my allergies. Such an amazing view. They had a lot of variety on the menu, pizza was super good, but also a little too spicy for my liking.”
@viviancrabbe, who manages peanut, tree nut, milk, and shellfish allergies
Santo Wines
Location: Pyrgos Kallistis, Greece
“The most well known winery in Santorini. There wasn’t a ton of gluten-free options to eat, but the wine was wonderful and the views were jaw dropping.”
@passthetreats, who manages a wheat allergy
Luno Santorini Oia
Location: Oía, Greece
“Our amazing server asked about allergies and was super helpful with accommodating me! I have a severe milk allergy (EoE). We returned everyday for breakfast and the food was absolutely delicious.”
@cams1219, who manages a milk allergy
The Wine Bar
Location: Imerovigli, Greece
“Staff was great, but I did not have many options here due to them using sunflower oil for a majority of dishes.”
@adrianapalucci, who manages peanut, tree nut, and sunflower allergies
Terpsi N Oia
Location: Oia, Greece
“Adorable little breakfast spot in Oia with the most impressive views from the upstairs seating area. Loved coming here for coffee and an omelet in the mornings.”
@passthetreats, who manages a wheat allergy
Let’s Eat
Location: Imerovigli, Greece
“This was my first time having an actual gyro because this restaurant offered a vegan and nut free tzatziki sauce! It was so good, I loved it, we went here twice during our stay. I got a burger the 2nd time with no cheese and it was really good but def would get the gyro if I went again.”
@viviancrabbe, who manages peanut, tree nut, milk, and shellfish allergies
Kastro Restaurant Oia
Location: Οία, Greece
“The food here was the most delicious I had in all of Santorini. They were educated about my allergies with help of allergen translation cards. Would absolutely recommend to anyone. Book in advance, they book up quickly. Gorgeous view as well. I ate the sun dried tomato pasta, a greek salad, and had a glass of wine.”
@emminic, who manages peanut and chickpea allergies
Apollon Cafe
Location: Órmos Athiniós, Greece
“We sat at this cafe while waiting for our hydrofoil. My daughter had a strawberry, peach and mango smoothie, we asked about nuts and they were enthusiastically emphatic there were no nuts!”
@susie, who manages peanut and tree nut allergies
Lefkes
Location: Finikia, Greece
“Many choices for a gluten-free vegetarian – the Greek salad is always a good staple in Greece. It was delicious here, with an interesting twist so it wasn’t boring after having had several elsewhere. The menu labeled allergens, too. Overall a very cute place, it’s fairly new as well so quite comfortable compared to the older tavernas, and had a great sunset view on the roof!”
@kejone, who manages celiac
Acropolis
Location: Περίσσα, Greece
“Acropolis Restaurant at Perissa Black Sand beach on the island of Santorini. The head waitress was extremely understanding and allergy aware, and of course, our Greek Equal Eats card was so helpful for clarity and understanding. My daughter had a safe, and wholesome, spaghetti marinara lunch before she went swimming on this beach!”
@gkumar, who manages peanut, tree nut, sesame, and coconut allergies
Junkies Santorini Streat Food
Location: Thira, Greece
“I safely ate a vegetarian pizza here. The wait staff seemed confused, but they told me they make the dough in house, and they didn’t have peanuts or chickpea in house, so I felt safe. They told me I would be fine. I was LOL. Food tasted fine for street food.”
@emminic, who manages peanut and chickpea allergies
Pacman Sunset Restaurant at Andronis Arcadia
Location: Oia, Greece
“I emailed ahead of time about my allergy and the restaurant confirmed they would be able to accommodate. When I arrived, our waitress knew about my allergy. I still showed my allergy card, in Greek, and she brought it to the manager to review. I was surprised to learn that a lot of the sushi contained milk, because the Mayo they use for the spicy tuna/crab mix had milk in it. However, I was still able to safely eat some simple sushi rolls. All of the staff who served our food, in addition to the waitress, were aware of my allergy and confirmed the food was safe when they brought it to the table. Also, the venue is gorgeous at sunset!”
@beckyd144, who manages a milk allergy
Omnia Restaurant Santorini by Canaves Epitome
Location: Oia, Greece
“Had a wonderful meal at Omnia Restaurant in Santorini this past summer. It was the perfect spot for gorgeous sunset views. The restaurant is located at a hotel, it was stunning. Would love to stay there one day! The menu is labeled with items that contain gluten, dairy, and nuts. We were able to enjoyed grilled fish, fava beans, and a Greek salad. There were nice options! And you can’t beat the views!”
@gflivingbk, who manages celiac
Mera Beach Bar
Location: Thira, Greece
“I got breakfast here and it was delicious! My wait staff was knowledgeable and made me feel so comfortable about eating here! They gave my allergen translation cards to the chef. I ate a greek salad and an omelette.”
@emminic, who manages peanut and chickpea allergies
Argo Restaurant
Location: Thera, Greece
“We dined here one night while visiting Santorini and were seated in the best seat in the restaurant, overlooking the caldera with a breathtaking sunset. We ordered pita bread to start and then ordered the mixed grill for 2 people, which came with chicken, pork, kebab, burgers, sausage, lamb and potatoes. It was hands down one of the most delicious meals that we had in Santorini.”
@tpgordon, who manages peanut, tree nut, milk, and coconut allergies
Mango Restaurant Bar
Location: Kamari, Greece
“I got breakfast here at the beach. Showed them my allergen cards and they assured that I would be safe. I didn’t order any pastry or bread just in case. It worked out, but wasn’t my favorite place.”
@emminic, who manages peanuts and chickpea allergies
Solo Gelato
Location: Oía, Greece
“Each gelato was labeled for all allergens. Gelatos containing nuts were all in the same section. We were not traveling with our food allergic daughter, so I didn’t ask specific questions, but the staff all spoke great English and wanted to be helpful. Gluten-free sign on door. Sorbets also in the shop, as well as soft serve frozen Greek yogurt. “
@jennthoman, who manages peanut, tree nut, and coconut allergies
Cosi Italian Restaurant
Location: Kamari, Greece
“I had the caprese pizza. Staff was helpful with regards to letting me know the base was freshly made, and they didn’t have peanuts near the prep for pizzas, etc. The food, however ,was only average.”
@ec12, who manages a peanut allergy
Venetsanos Winery
Location: Santorini Island, Greece
“This winery is a must visit! We did a wine tasting with a lunch pairing, I was not expecting much, but they even had gluten-free bread and every course was so impressive and yummy. The views were unreal. It was my favorite place we went in Santorini.”
@passthetreats, who manages a wheat allergy
NAOS Oia Restaurant – Bar
Location: Oía, Greece
“Very trendy rooftop restaurant. The staff was super knowledgeable about allergies and helped us order. The atmosphere was beautiful, and highly recommend going at sunset. Need a recommendation well in advance.”
@passthetreats, who manages a wheat allergy
Petrosia
Location: Oia, Greece
“It was our server’s first day so she was so nice, but a little new to the menu. She was willing to check on everything we asked her about which we appreciated. We ate here because it’s one of the few restaurants in Oia with a view of the sunset, which was stunning, but the food was nothing to write home about. Our daughter had a caprese salad, veal meatballs and spaghetti, and we had some bread with tomato paste, olives, and a feta dip. All safe and a nice location near an ice cream shop, that I also shared a review for, and all the shops!”
@susie, who manages peanut and tree nut allergies
Hungry Donkey
Location: Oia, Greece
“The staff was very helpful with making sure my meal was safe. It did take a little longer, but it was alright and it was accommodated.”
@rocio, who manages a shellfish allergy
Assyrtico
Location: Thira, Greece
“Plenty of gluten-free options with super clear labeling.”
@celiacfoodlover, who manages celiac
Ra Maya
Location: Santorini, Greece
“I had a great experience here! I ordered an omelette with mushrooms, watermelon and a fruit plate. The man serving me (I think the owner) was very helpful and understood my allergies (with the help of the translation cards I brought). They have chickpea product in house, but he made sure to separate my food with no risk of cross-contamination. Very sweet place and he owns 11 cats that wander around the beach area!”
@emminic, who manages peanut and chickpea allergies
Cool Cave
Location: Oia, Greece
“This tiny and clean spot is located in Amoudi Bay right near Oia and near several casual spots to watch the sunset. It was our first place ordering ice cream in Greece and we were pretty shocked as we ordered and shared my daughter’s nut allergies-they were all over it, as if it was a common request, and cleaned that scooper–I don’t know why we were so pleasantly surprised, but we were. My daughter was able to safely order mint chocolate chip and coffee ice cream in a cone! So fun!”
@susie, who manages peanut and tree nut allergies
Avocado
Location: Imerovigli, Greece
“We dined here for dinner during one of our nights in Imerovigli. The waiter checked that everything was safe for my allergies with the chef. I ordered the steak which was served with potatoes.
The white bread that they served was nut/dairy-free, but the brown bread contained nuts.”
@tpgordon, who manages peanut, tree nut, milk, and coconut allergies
Petrino
Location: Megalochori, Greece
“I gave the staff my equal eats card and they were super helpful. I did not have many options aside from the grilled items and some pastas due to them using sunflower oil for most dishes. Appetizers were very limited due to my allergy.”
@adrianapalucci, who manages peanut, tree nut, and sunflower allergies
Santoro
Location: Imerovigli, Greece
“Fine dining in Imerovigli–we went here for our engagement dinner and had a spectacular night. The restaurant sits next to an infinity pool overlooking the stunning views of the ocean. There were plenty of gluten-free dishes and the waiter was extremely knowledgeable. A good option if you are looking for that high-end fine dining option, but very very pricey.”
@passthetreats, who manages a wheat allergy
