Restaurante Ca'Miguel Playa de Arinaga
A gluten free restaurant on Arinaga beach, in the municipality of Agüimes, with an agreement with the coeliac association and several gluten free beers, including on draught. It has been open in the same spot since 1990 and holds the federation quality recognition from several editions. It closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

It sits on Arinaga beach, in Agüimes, and is one of the reference points on Gran Canaria for eating gluten free. It has an agreement with the coeliac association and several gluten free beers, including on draught, which is an uncommon detail and a welcome one when you have gone years without being able to order a beer.
It has been in the same premises since 1990, and its gluten free work has been recognised by the federation across several editions of the quality award. It opens at midday almost every day and in the evening from Thursday to Saturday; it closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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