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How to Say ‘Would you have any gluten-free options?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Tendrían alguna opción sin gluten?

ten-DREE-an al-GOO-nah op-SYOHN seen GLOO-ten

[ten-DREE-an al-GOO-nah op-SYOHN seen GLOO-ten]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Tendrían alguna opción

ten-DREE-an al-GOO-nah op-SYOHN

Would you have any option

A polite way to ask about what a restaurant offers. In Spain, 'opción' sounds like 'op-THYÓN'.

Example

¿Tendrían alguna opción más ligera?

Would you have a lighter option?

Words in this phrase

Tendrían

[ten-DREE-an]

would you have

Conditional of 'tener', plural/formal 'you'; polite way to ask.

Example

¿Tendrían una mesa en la terraza?

Would you have a table on the terrace?

alguna

[al-GOO-nah]

any, some

Feminine of 'alguno', used in questions to mean 'any'.

Example

¿Hay alguna mesa libre?

Is there any free table?

opción

[op-SYOHN]

option

A choice or alternative.

Example

Esta opción es vegetariana.

This option is vegetarian.

sin gluten?

seen GLOO-ten

gluten-free?

'Sin' means 'without'. In Spanish, 'gluten' is stressed on the first syllable: 'GLU-ten'.

Example

Quiero una pizza sin gluten.

I want a gluten-free pizza.

Words in this phrase

sin

[seen]

without

Preposition meaning without, lacking something.

Example

Quiero un café sin azúcar.

I want a coffee without sugar.

gluten

[GLOO-ten]

gluten

Protein found in wheat and other cereals.

Example

Este pan tiene gluten.

This bread has gluten.

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