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Gluten-Free Brno: Dedicated Spots and a Gluten-Free-Only Grocery Store

Gluten-free Brno looks different from Prague: instead of a scattered network across a dozen neighborhoods, the country’s second-largest city has a handful of spots clustered within one stretch of the center, and every one of them is fully dedicated. Brno also has something extra: a dedicated store from a fully gluten-free grocery chain.

The Center of Gluten-Free Brno: No Gluten No Problem

No Gluten No Problem on Zámečnická Street, right in the city center, runs on a “no gluten, no flour, no lactose, no sugar” philosophy and states that its kitchen avoids cross-contamination entirely. That’s the restaurant’s own claim, so it’s still worth a quick confirmation with staff on site, especially if the menu has changed recently. The restaurant is fully vegetarian — its Instagram bio describes it plainly as “Vegetarian, Lactose free.” Regular menu items include gluten-free burgers and cakes sweetened with natural sugar substitutes instead of wheat flour.

A Decade-Old Vegan Buffet: Zdravý život

Restaurace Zdravý život has been running since 2008 on a macrobiotic philosophy — a self-service buffet where you build your own plate from grains, legumes, and cooked vegetables, priced by weight. Macrobiotic cooking leans heavily on wheat and barley, though, often in the form of whole grains or seitan, so “macrobiotic” doesn’t automatically mean “gluten-free” here. Gluten-free ingredients like rice and buckwheat are always on the buffet, but picking a safe plate means reading the labels by each container rather than trusting the whole line. A full daily menu with soup and gluten-free desserts is served starting at 11am, and a herb garden out back supplies part of the kitchen’s fresh ingredients.

Svět bez lepku — A Fully Gluten-Free Haven Missing in Many Capitals

Svět bez lepku is a Czech chain that sells exclusively gluten-free products, and it exists in only three cities nationwide: Prague, Ostrava, and Brno. Unlike the gluten-free aisle in a regular supermarket, the entire stock here — bread, pasta, flours, sweets — is safe without checking every label individually, which speeds up shopping considerably before a longer stay in the city.

Gluten-Free Pizza, Delivered

Bezlepková Pizza on Křenová Street specializes in Italian-American food — pizza, burgers, pasta — made exclusively with gluten-free ingredients, and it’s also available through delivery apps like Wolt.

Grocery Shopping and Trip Prep

Gluten-free grocery shopping in Brno looks a lot like Prague’s: Albert, Billa, and Tesco carry the same gluten-free sections here, marked with the licensed Crossed Grain symbol, on top of what Svět bez lepku already covers. A printed card with Czech phrases for celiac disease and a vegan diet is worth packing — the full set of key phrases, along with an explanation of the legally regulated “bez lepku” and “bezlepkové” labels, is in the gluten-free Prague guide, the first city in this series.

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