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Churrería Chocolatería 1902

Verified on-site · 2026

cafe · C. de San Martín 2, Centro

Verified on-site · 2026 ACSG

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verified on-siteoffers gf options: gluten free churros made in a separate kitchen; staff trained on cross-contamination — ACSG-endorsed churrería (collaboration agreement) steps from Puerta del Sol. THE OWNER IS CELIAC (Juan Gabriel, 5th-generation churrero) — he spent a year perfecting GF churros that pass blind tests. GF kitchen on a separate floor; GF orders always served ON BLACK PLATES so you can see the separation. The celiandgo founder has eaten here around ten times with her family and rates them the best churros anywhere — so good that a non-celiac would not notice they are gluten free. THE OTHER GREAT ORDER HERE IS THE GLUTEN FREE BOCADILLO DE CALAMARES — fried squid in a roll, the Madrid street-food rite celiacs assume is impossible (battered squid, shared fryer, wheat bread: three problems in one sandwich). The founder rates it excellent. Also GF ice cream and lactose-free/vegan chocolate. NOT a 100% GF venue — regular churros are fried too — but one of the safest treats in central Madrid. Open 7:00–23:00 dailyceliandgo field visits (founder, celiac — ~10 visits with family) + ACSG endorsement2026
source verifiedis certified by: ACSG (Asociación de Celíacos y Sensibles al Gluten) — Collaboration Agreement; listed in the ACSG directory and the sinGLU10 app; sticker on door per founder — ACSG announced the collaboration agreement on their own site ("chocolate y churros sin gluten con garantías") and the directory lists this exact address. The celiandgo founder confirms the ACSG sticker is on the doorACSG official news + establishments directory2026-07

Traveler experiences (1)

Maria · celiandgo founder · celiac · 2026-07-30

Ate: Churros con chocolate — on the black plate

We have been here about ten times as a family, which tells you everything. The gluten free churros come out on black plates so you can see the separation from across the table, and they are the best churros I have ever eaten — coeliac or not. That is the real test: they are so good that someone without celiac disease would never guess. For a Spanish celiac, eating churros in the centre of Madrid on a winter morning is a thing you assume you have lost forever. Here you get it back.

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