In Greek cuisine are several plates that are gluten-free by their origin.
You can download free here, this gluten free travel card in order to inform about celiac disease in the Greek language.

You can find a variety of gluten-free, lactose free, vegan products at the Enjoy Free shop
English Translation:
I have celiac disease and I have to follow a gluten-free diet.
I must certainly not consume food
containing wheat flour, wheat grains, rye,
barley, oats, bread, toasted bread, beer, pasta,
couscous.
If I consume them I risk getting sick
seriously.
I can freely eat food that contains
rice, corn, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, eggs,
dairy, fish, and meat if they do not contain or have been cooked with any of the above ingredients.
If you do not know or you are not absolutely sure
for ingredients please inform me.
Thank you very much for your understanding and your help.
Below you can find a list of them:
Tips for a Celiac in Greece
Saganaki Cheese – is cheese cooked saganaki style is pan-friend and coated in flour. In general, when you see “Saganaki” it means that it is fried using flour.
Moussaka (mousaká – μουσακά) includes a creamy Bechamel sauce that is thickened with wheat flour. But you can ask if the Bechamel is cooked with wheat flour or with corn flour that is safe for celiac people.
Papoutsakia (Melitzanes papoutsakia – παπουτσάκια) – includes a creamy Bechamel sauce that is thickened with wheat flour. But you can ask if the Bechamel is cooked with wheat flour or with corn flour that is safe for celiac people.
Meat Balls (Keftedes), tomatokeftedes, kolokithokeftedes – Perfectly fried balls of meat for meatballs, with tomato for tomatokeftedes, and with zucchini for kolokithokeftedes, but all of them contain bread crumbs or wheat flour. In general, whatever is -keftedes contains bread crumbs or wheat flour.
At this link you can find the Map with the Restaurants and Shops with Gluten-free menu and products
*The places suggested are not certified by us.
List with Restaurant with Gluten-free menu
Have a nice time in Greece!