The essential gluten-free guide to London, from fully gluten-free restaurants to coeliac-friendly foodie hotspots!
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Breakfast / Brunch
Dinner
Bakeries / Sweet Treats
Afternoon Tea
Street food
Breakfast / Brunch
Brunch in London can be enjoyed by everyone. Especially, if you're gluten-free.
Waffle house with 3 locationsa across London!
Utter Waffle - Herne Hill | Richmond | Balham
Vegan, gluten-free and amazing.
Plant Club
Their mission is to bring pancakes to life in a brand new way – and no one should miss out. That’s why the pancake menu takes different needs and different diets seriously.
Where The Pancakes Are
Brunch options include their delicious pancakes and fry up in vegan and veggie options.
KIN Cafe
Yes – a gluten-free full English fry up. And they also do GF and vegan quiches, pancakes and cake. Open all week.
Romeo's Sugar Free Bakery
The sprouted oat porridge are the winners here. Choose from pistachio and rose or salted maple syrup. Soft gluten-free bread with avo and poachies are also on the menu.
Rude Health Café
The chestnut and almond waffles are a gluten and dairy-free dream. There’s also a whole host of other options.
The Good Life Eatery
Enjoy a Matcha Caipiroska (vodka and matcha) with a veggie English breakfast, or the house gluten-free pancakes with coconut yogurt.
Farmacy
Find build your own brekkie at the Carnaby site, choosing from bases like frozen dragonfruit or porridge. Over in Notting Hill try granola, porridge or some serious pancakes.
Farm Girl
Dinner
A collection of gluten-free only and friendly restaurants to suit every occasion.
Japanese / Mexican fusion restaurant.
Los Mochis - Notting Hill | The City
Latin American share plates + cocktails.
Paladar
Modern British comfort food and light bites.
Niche
Vegan pizzas and gluten free options.
Purezza
Pacific Japanese cuisine from Hokkaido to Hawaii.
Okko
Ottolenghi's formal restaurant.
NOPI
You’re in good hands at this Michelin-starred big-hitter.
Locanda Locatelli
Four 48-hour fermented doughs give the menu its USP, with a gluten-free option sitting alongside a traditional version.
Zia Lucia
Most of its grilled meats, salads, vegetable sides and curries (including the signature black dhal) are gluten-free or can be tweaked to suit coeliacs.
Dishoom
Gluten free with an outstanding view.
Duck & Waffle
Everything on the menu can be cleverly tweaked to rid it of gluten – and that includes the option of gluten-free burger buns.
Flavours of Israeli and Mediterranean cuisine in its simplest form. The menu features delicious fresh, seasonal vegetable, fish and meat dishes designed to share.
Lilienblum
Fully gluten-free in a beautiful setting.
Indigo at One Aldwych
Vegan light airy restaurant in Nottinghill.
Farmacy
Bakeries / Sweet Treats
For when you're craving a little something sweet, there's sure to be a GF option close by.
The best gluten-free bakery in London with 3 locations.
Libby's - Notting Hill | Belsize Park | Herne Hill
100% gluten-free and vegan!
Vida Bakery
Found at Broadway Market on weekends!
Floris' Bakery
A completely gluten free bakery that comes to Old Spitalfields on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Polka Dot Bakery
Choose from multiple locations, flavours change each week.
Chin Chin Ice Cream
Afternoon Tea
The most quintessential thing you can do in London is go for afternoon tea. And all the best places cater for gluten-free!
Full gluten-free menu available. Each treat is expertly prepared by our chefs in unique and unusual ways. Your food is served with tea, coffee and — if you like — Champagne.
The Ampersand Hotel
Enjoy the ‘made without gluten’ menu just for you.
Fortnum and Mason
Stunning location with a gluten free menu available.
Claridge's - Traditional Afternoon Tea
Gluten-free can be requested in advance. The terrace or hotel bar is beautiful for a drink afterwards too.
The Goring
There are Afternoon Teas, and there are Afternoon Teas fit for a queen. It’s believed that Queen Victoria took hers at Brown’s, in the Drawing Room.
Brown's Hotel | The Drawing Room
A gluten-free menu is available on request.
The Ritz London
Choose from Covent Garden or Richmond - both stunning.
Petersham Nurseries
For a taste of British tradition, there’s no finer destination than The Harrods Tea Rooms.
The Harrods Tea Rooms
There's no better place to enjoy Afternoon Tea than at Palm Court — the dazzling birthplace of this timeless tradition.
The Langham | Palm Court
Street food
Borough, Spitalfields, Camden, Maltby and Broadway, I've got you covered!
Thai food stall in Borough Market.
Khanom Krok
Sweet treats to take away from Borough Market.
The Free From Bakehouse - Borough Market
Gluten free fish and chips!
Hobsons Fish and Chips
Everything is GF including the fried fish tacos.
Tacos Padre
They specialize in arepas – a Venezuelan savory corn cake – of various flavors. You can also buy jars of their salsas to take home.
La Pepiá
The best dosa in London.
Delicious vegetarian Indian street food
Gujarati Rasoi serves Indian and Nepali style thalis or dal bhats. Both are actually a combination of other dishes (lentils, cauliflower, aloo gobi, rice, etc.) – and all are naturally gluten free and vegan!
Gujarati Rasoi
They serve a few different types of Indonesian coconut curry, including an option for vegans.
Makatcha Indonesian Street Kitchen
specializing in… you guessed it… arepas!
Arepa Venezuelan Kitchen
Serves classic Brazilian-style tapioca wraps. All of the tapioca wraps are gluten free, and there are savory, sweet, and even vegan options.
Tapioc Wraps
Serves delicious Ethiopian food at Maltby St Market.
Amen Ethiopian
My favourite food stall in Spitalfields.
Merkamo Ethiopian
Gluten free fish and chips, anyone?!
Wicked Fish
A fully gluten free Venezuelan stall that is open at Brick Lane seven days a week.
Arepas & Cachapas
Delicious Venezuelan food. Come for the tempura fried sweet potato fries or the arepa bowl.
