Peanut, Tree Nut, Sesame, and Sunflower-Free Austria, Germany, and UK Top Picks

Hi! I’m Shahla and my family recently traveled to Austria, Germany and the U.K. We visited Munich, the Tyrol region, London and more and found several safe places for our 2 daughters that manage food allergies to peanut, tree nut, sesame, and sunflower. One of our favorite places to eat was
Dean Street Townhouse in London where we got fish-n-chips. A highlight was seeing the Harry Styles concert at Wembley and if you travel there a must-do activity is a day trip via train to Cambridge and rent a guide to go punting! It's fun to get out of the city and a lovely way to spend the day. Follow me on the Spokin app @myberkeleykitchen to see my 67 reviews and on Instagram @myberkeleykitchen. Austria | Germany | United Kingdom

Peanut and Tree Nut-Free Greece Top Picks

Hi! I’m Eleni, and I recently traveled to Greece to visit my family. I found many safe places to eat while managing peanut and tree nut allergies. One of my favorite places to eat was
Ο Αμοργινός in Naxos, where I shared baked feta with honey and sesame seeds, prasino salad, and pasta with chicken and local arseniko cheese. If you travel there, you have to take advantage of the whole island; it’s the biggest in the Cyclades! Check out the beaches and shops on the west side, try out marble carving with Mythic Diastasi, and go eastward to village hop! Follow me on the Spokin app @emarousi to see my 39 reviews and Instagram @elenimarousis!

Peanut-Free Madrid Top Picks

Hi! I’m Natalie and I currently live in Madrid, Spain! I have found many safe places to eat while managing a peanut allergy. One of my favorite places to eat is
Sardo where I love to get patatas bravas. For a sweet treat, check out Myka, where I’d recommend frozen Greek yogurt. If you travel here a must-do activity is to have tapas at Plaza Olavide at night! It is super fun to have a drink and sit outside with friends! Follow me on the Spokin app @natchick to see my 131 reviews and Instagram @natalie.chick! Eats | Treats

Peanut and Tree Nut-Free Mallorca Top Picks

Hi! I’m MK and I recently traveled to Mallorca, Spain to visit family! I found many safe places to eat while managing peanut and tree nut allergies. One of my favorite places to eat was
Calypso where I got the Gallo de San Pedro fish with patatas bravas. If you travel there a must-do activity is to visit the Catedral-Basílica de Santa María (aka La Seu) for a glimpse into the island’s rich history and lasting beauty. Follow me on the Spokin app @barelyreactive to see my 8 reviews and on Instagram @barelyreactive!

Peanut, Tree Nut, and Seed-Free Turkey Top Picks

Hi! I’m Adriana and I recently traveled Turkey for vacation. I found many safe places to eat while managing peanut, tree nut and seed allergies. One of my favorite places to eat was
Supla in Antalya where I got Turkish dumplings. If you travel there a must-do is take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise in Cappadocia, it was one of the most surreal experiences of my life! Follow me on the Spokin app @adrianapalucci to see my 107 reviews and Instagram @adrianapalucci!

Gluten-Free Denmark Top Picks

Hi! I’m Esha and I recently traveled to Copenhagen for a birthday trip! I found many safe places to eat while managing celiac. One of my favorite places to eat was
Marv and Ben in CPH where I got the 4 course pre-fixed dinner! They even baked me gluten-free bread. If you travel there a must-do activity is to rent a bike and see CPH on 2 wheels. The entire city is so bike friendly with dedicated lanes! Follow me on the Spokin app @gfreebasicb to see my 203 reviews and Instagram @glutenfreebasicb!

Gluten-Free France Top Picks

Hi! I’m Hannah and I recently traveled to Paris and other parts of France for vacation. Despite hearing mixed reviews about the gluten-free options in France, I was able to find many safe (and delicious) places to eat while managing celiac disease. One of my favorite places to eat was
Judy Rousseau where I recommend the scrambled eggs. Also, the mango sticky rice from Kapunka Thaï. For other sweet treats and more, you must check out Copains. They have many locations across Paris and I’d recommend their pain aux raisins or any of their croissant pastries. If you travel to Paris, a must-do activity is walking along the Coulée verte René-Dumont. It is the Paris version of the high line in NYC, although the Couleé Verte was actually built first! The walk is just long enough to build up enough of an appetite to stop by Copains for your second time of the day! Follow me on the Spokin app @celiacfoodlover to see my 117 reviews and Instagram @celiacfoodlover!
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