Best Gluten Free Restaurants in Rhodes

Verace is the place to go to for the most authentic Italian pizza that you can get without flying to italy. I would come here every week if I lived closer to them! I always order the diavola and it never lets me down, plus their home made chilli oil is to die for! Family run, Italian owners too so you know it’s legit. Family friendly, not stuffy and easy parking.

The sushi omakase at Rhodes Central Komatsu is always excellent. The thoughtful attention to detail, great ingredients, and the skills of the seasoned chef always provide a fantastic experience, which is why I visit this place several times a year. Additionally, it’s even better because it’s close to my home. Although they also operate dine-in services, it’s never chaotic, and the fact that they only take one set of guests at a time is always a great choice for me, as I enjoy taking my time to savor the food.

My husband and I organised to eat here prior to the Luke Combs concert. I’m very glad we did. The atmosphere was great, music to suit what band was playing. Staff had a great vibe about them. Service was prompt, great little QR code at your table made ordering of food or drinks continuously a breeze. Delivered quickly! Food was really yummy. (You have to order from the pre events menu, has all food options available for the carnivores, vegetarian, vegan etc) Nothing to complain about at all. 🤠🤠

Amazing service! The service was great and the food was delicious and we spent the trip home talking about the meatballs. Will 100% be coming back!

I had the Wagyu Noodle and Lobster omelette at Auvers in Rhodes. Wagyu Noodle: The sauce had a subtle mushroom flavor, which made it really rich and aromatic. The presentation was stunning, especially with those crispy cheese chips. They added a nice texture to the dish. But only three pieces of the wagyu, bit pricey. The Lobster Omelette was a delightful surprise. It had a slightly sweet flavor that balanced perfectly with the creamy texture. Based with 🥐, loved how the sweetness wasn’t overpowering, and the presentation with the fish roe on top made it feel so luxurious. The brunch at Auvers in Rhodes was not just delicious but also beautifully plated. It’s a feast for both the eyes and the palate! I enjoyed how creative the flavors were, and the combination of sweet and savory was really well-balanced. It’s definitely a place I’d recommend if you’re looking for something both artistic and flavorful.