Paladar (Waterloo)Ī stealth fully gluten free Latin American menu, the food at Paladar is wonderful and I would highly recommend this lovely independent restaurant. Their restaurant is a good choice for lunch or dinner. A great place to visit for serious gluten free gluttony – from pies and fried chicken to classic British puddings. One of the original fully gluten free offerings in London. Proof that gluten free food can taste just as good as regular food. Indigo are brilliant as they went secretly gluten and dairy free for months before announcing it in the papers. Indigo (Holborn)Ī fully gluten free restaurant in a the beautiful One Aldwych hotel – this is the place to go for a special meal or to treat yourselves to a lovely evening dinner, they even have a 5 course tasting menu. Grom also offer warmed gluten free brioche, filled with the ice cream flavour of your choice and it is SERIOUSLY good. Their gelato and sorbets are obviously all gluten free as well and every flavour is utterly delicious. My favourite Italian gelato chain has FINALLY arrived in London – woohoo! Grom is 100% gluten free, from their chocolate-dipped cones to their biscuity toppings. 100% Gluten Free Restaurants & Cafes in Central London 1. For quick reference, I have also added the name of the closest Tube station after the restaurant name, in brackets). Scroll to the end of this guide for an interactive map, allowing you to easily find gluten free friendly restaurants in your chosen area of London.
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However, I have included a couple of chains that are very coeliac (and family) friendly to offer full variation. I’ve focused largely on independent eateries and will be published a chain restaurant guide soon. This guide is split into three sections – fully gluten free eateries, very coeliac friendly eateries (either with an extensive gluten free menu or exceptional service for coeliacs) and other restaurants that cater well for coeliacs. If you have any updates, please do send them to Gluten Free Central London Guide This is a guide only and although I try to keep it up-to-date I cannot guarantee that all information is current.
Please always ask your own questions too when visiting any venues listed in this guide, in case processes or menus have changed since I visited.
Included are places that I have tried personally and have had a good experience at in the last few years. For Shoreditch, please see my East London gluten free guide.
Gluten free Londoners will find plenty of recommendations here too of courseĪreas covered here include the areas around Soho, Covent Garden, Oxford Circus, Hyde Park, Piccadilly, Southbank, the City, St Pauls, Holborn, Liverpool Street, London Bridge, Farringdon, Clerkenwell, Regent’s Park, Euston, Kings Cross and everything in between. Focused on Zone 1, this is the best gluten free London guide that visitors to London should start with. This gluten free London guide showcases more than a hundred coeliac friendly eateries in the centre of the capital.
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