Celiac Sarah Explores

Riga is such an underrated city! 🇱🇻 (ad) We stayed for a few nights and we already want to go back. Here were some of our favorite eats and sights:

Where to stay:
stay here for the most incredible views of the city, beautiful spa, and great food!

Eats: (gluten free of course)
📍 - Panorama Restaurant for breakfast and a romantic dinner! The braised beef cheeks were incredible.
📍 - (100% GF) dedicated gluten free bakery with delicious goods.
📍.raw - (100% GF) dedicated GF restaurant with healthy bowls.
📍.canes - Almost all of the main dishes could be made gluten free, but we loved the pork ribs. The outdoor seating was perfectly matched with an Aperol spritz!
📍.coffee - great coffee spot with gluten free and vegan pastries. The “twix” bar was so good.

Sites:
📍Āgenskalns Market
📍 National Library of Latvia
📍 St. Peter’s Church
📍 Dome Square
📍 House of Blackheads
📍 Three Brothers
📍 Riga Castle

Lots of gluten free drinks and food! We loved HCMC so much especially because of the dedicated gluten free cafes and other restaurants that can accommodate for GF. InJoy wasn’t open the last time I visited Vietnam so it really was a game changer this trip - we went every single day in HCMC.

Is Vietnam on your bucket list?

I promise you won’t be disappointed! 🇻🇳👀

This is my second visit to the country and it was so fun going back to my favorite spots and also finding a lot of new ones! Can’t wait to keep sharing :)