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Top Rated Mexico City Celiac-Friendly Restaurants
Mexico City's iconic eats—tacos, tostadas, chilaquiles, chips, and guac—are often naturally gluten-free, and service in CDMX is muy bueno with high awareness of cross-contact, dedicated fryers, and more. For a sweet treat, don't miss conchas and guava pastries featured in our Celiac Safe Mexico City Bakery Guide! Also managing food allergies? See our Top Rated Food Allergy-Friendly Restaurant Guide.
Top Rated Allergy-Friendly Mexico City Hotels
From hotels to hostels, you’ll have sweet dreams in Mexico City with a safe daily breakfast - hola, gluten-free chilaquiles! Once your place to stay is booked, find restaurants, bakeries, and more in our Allergy-Friendly Restaurants Guide, Gluten-Free Restaurants Guide, and Allergy-Friendly Treats Guide.
Top Rated Celiac and Allergy-Friendly Mexico City Treats
One of the most important words to know before heading to CDMX is panadería – Spanish for bakery! See our Top Rated Mexico City Treats Guide featuring classic treats like conchas, nut-free guava cake, a dedicated gluten-free bakery, and more. Balance the sweet treats with traditional eats like tacos, queso fundido, and more in our Allergy-Friendly Restaurants Guide and Gluten-Free Restaurants Guide.
Gluten-Free Mexico City Top Picks
Hi! I’m Sarah and I recently took a girls trip to Mexico City, where I lived as a kid. I managed to find amazing safe places to eat while staying gluten free, and one of my girlfriends on the trip has the same allergies as my son: tree nuts and eggs and is also allergic to peanuts. Our absolute favorite meal of the trip was at Casa Virginia—a must-visit! My girlfriend had the sopes, sea bass, and crème brûlée, and I loved the sopes and risotto, if you don’t speak Spanish, you’ll want to bring an allergy translation card, I had our Equal Eats card on hand. A really fun thing to do while you’re there is a hot air balloon ride in Tenochtitlan over the pyramids—absolutely stunning and so worth the early wake-up. Follow me on Spokin @thedyercrew! For more Mexico City recommendations, check out Spokin's Top Rated Allergy-Friendly and Celiac-Friendly Mexico City Restaurant Guides.