Malaga, with its vibrant cultural scene and sun-drenched beaches, is a dream destination for food lovers. And if you’re looking to enjoy the city gluten-free, you’ll be delighted to know it’s also a paradise for celiacs. In fact, some of the best gluten-free restaurants in Malaga offer safe, delicious options that rival any traditional eatery.
Thanks to the city’s commitment and its municipal network of participating establishments — 84 in May 2026, according to the Malaga City Council — enjoying Malaga’s local cuisine gluten-free is now easier than ever.
The Malaga Celiac Association and the official website singluten.malaga.eu offer a detailed list of gluten-free-friendly restaurants and cafés — a key resource for planning your visit.
In this guide, we’ll take you through the best gluten-free restaurants and cafés in Malaga — places we personally visited during our last trip.
Although our stay was short, we made the most of it by trying several places — and we’re only recommending the very best.
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The Best Gluten-Free Restaurants in Malaga
The GlutenFree Company
Address: C. Mariblanca, 4, Distrito Centro, 29012 Málaga
This 100% gluten-free restaurant is the perfect spot to enjoy everything from tasty paninis to delicious desserts — all without worrying about cross-contamination. Their kitchen focuses on homemade, healthy dishes, making it an ideal choice for those seeking safe and flavorful options.
The café’s vintage décor and the warm hospitality of the owner — a friendly English woman who makes every guest feel welcome — turn each visit into a unique experience. It’s the perfect place to take a break during a busy day of sightseeing in Malaga.
Naked and Sated Málaga
Address: Alameda Principal, 32, Distrito Centro, 29005 Málaga
This modern, health-focused spot offers a wide variety of gluten-free options in a strategic location for exploring Malaga.
We were already familiar with their location in Bilbao, and for us, it’s always a safe bet. We’re huge fans of Chef Bosquet and his delicious creations, so this place definitely had to make it onto our list of Malaga recommendations.
From nourishing bowls to tasty gluten-free burgers and pizzas, this place truly has something for everyone. Their “Sugar free, Gluten free, Guilty free” philosophy is all about using natural, fresh ingredients — making every dish a healthy and delicious choice.
Top Gluten-Free Cafés and Bakeries in Malaga
El Pastelero Real
Address: C. Babel, 5, Cruz de Humilladero
We absolutely loved this place — it’s truly a paradise for celiacs looking for delicious, handcrafted treats. Although it’s a bit off the main tourist path, it’s well worth the detour just to try their incredible churros and cakes.
As you know, we usually avoid refined sugar, but this time we made an exception to fully enjoy their selection of breads, pastries, and of course, their gluten-free churros — and we have zero regrets!
That said, apologies to the locals for not trying the famous pitufos, but we promise we’ll be back.
On top of that, the staff is incredibly friendly and the value for money is outstanding — making this spot a must-visit for any gluten-free traveler in Malaga.
Reviv Café
Address: C. Fajardo, 4, Distrito Centro, 29005 Málaga
As we mentioned earlier, we didn’t get the chance to try the famous Malaga-style breakfast — but we couldn’t miss this charming café.
Located in the heart of Malaga, it features a cozy terrace on a pedestrian street — perfect for enjoying a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere.
Here you’ll find healthy options, refreshing smoothies, and a delicious selection of gluten-free sweets.
It’s the perfect spot for a light breakfast or an energy-boosting snack.
We also discovered their incredible gluten-free cookie dough — an irresistible treat that won us over so completely, we didn’t stop until we figured out how to recreate it at home. Don’t leave without trying it!
Heladería Yummy
Address: C. Molina Lario, 6, Distrito Centro, 29015 Málaga
Do you know Marilyn Monroe’s iconic film The Seven Year Itch? Well, for us, temptation was waiting right outside the door of our apartment in central Malaga.
This 100% gluten-free ice cream shop offers an amazing variety of natural flavors, along with lactose-free and vegan options.
It’s the perfect place to cool off after a day of exploring Malaga. With so many tempting options on display, choosing just one flavor feels like mission impossible.
Pastelería Nata & Chocolate
Address: P.º de Sancha, 10, 29016 Málaga
We haven’t tried this bakery yet, but it is listed as a 100% gluten-free pastry shop in the establishment directory of the Asociación de Celíacos y Sensibles al Gluten. If you find yourself near Paseo de Sancha, it looks like a great spot for a sweet treat; as always, we recommend confirming opening hours and conditions with the shop before you go.
Where to Buy Gluten-Free Products in Malaga
Carrefour Express
Although we didn’t need to buy many gluten-free products on this trip, we did come across a Carrefour Express near the Roman Theatre in Malaga that had a dedicated section for celiacs.
There you can find a wide variety of gluten-free products, including bread, cookies, flours, and other items suitable for those following a gluten-free diet.
Plus, there are several Carrefour Express locations in Malaga’s city center, making it even easier to access these products during your stay.
And that’s a wrap on our guide to the best gluten-free spots in Malaga! We hope this selection of restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and shops helps you enjoy this wonderful city in a safe and delicious way.
Remember, Malaga isn’t just a paradise for celiacs — it also offers a rich cultural experience. And what better way to enjoy your trip than by combining the best of both worlds? If you’d like to fill the morning before sitting down to lunch, the Málaga Essentials tour of the Cathedral, Alcazaba and Roman Theatre with tickets is an easy way to do it.
If you’re planning a trip to Malaga, don’t miss our other posts about the city:
- Best things to do in Malaga: a complete guide
- Best places to visit in Malaga in 2 days: a complete travel guide
- Top things to see in Malaga in 3 days
- The best free walking tours in Malaga
With these tips, your trip is sure to be unforgettable!
Do you have a favorite gluten-free spot in Malaga that we didn’t mention? Drop us a comment — we’d love to hear about it!
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Gluten-Free Malaga: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Málaga Sin Gluten network?
It is a municipal initiative by the Malaga City Council to make eating out safer for people with coeliac disease. In May 2026 it had 84 participating establishments, which commit to protocols that prevent cross-contamination. You can browse the list at singluten.malaga.eu and on the Malaga Celiac Association website.
Are there 100% gluten-free restaurants in Malaga?
Yes. In this guide we recommend The GlutenFree Company, a 100% gluten-free restaurant at Calle Mariblanca 4, and Heladería Yummy, a 100% gluten-free ice cream shop at Calle Molina Lario 6.
Where can I try gluten-free churros in Malaga?
At El Pastelero Real, on Calle Babel 5 (Cruz de Humilladero). We tried their gluten-free churros and cakes there, and the service and value for money were excellent. It is a bit off the main tourist area, but well worth the walk.
Is there a 100% gluten-free bakery in Malaga?
Pastelería Nata & Chocolate, at Paseo de Sancha 10, is listed as a 100% gluten-free pastry shop in the establishment directory of the Asociación de Celíacos y Sensibles al Gluten. We haven’t tried it yet, so we recommend confirming opening hours and conditions with the shop.
Where can I buy gluten-free products in central Malaga?
Near the Roman Theatre we found a Carrefour Express with a dedicated section for celiacs, stocking gluten-free bread, cookies and flours. There are several Carrefour Express stores in the city centre.
