This atmospheric Moroccan themed venue offers great entertainment as well. There is a bar underneath the restaurant where you can enjoy and aperitif or after dinner drink, or pop in for their mojito or jazz nights! Check out the link for their early bird specials. Their staff are coeliac aware and all you have to do is ask for the coeliac options.
This restaurant in the popular suburb of Castleknock can adapt their dishes to the gluten free menu. Check out the link to their website, they often have specials on their early bird or steak on the stone. Popular venue for sporting events.
This is a Thai Restaurant in the buzzing suburb of Drumcondra, close to Dublin centre. They don’t advertise themselves as offering gluten free food, however, there is plenty to choose from on the menu. As with many Thai dishes they are accompanied with rice which is naturally gluten free.
The Alex restaurant is situated within the grand but welcoming surroundings of the Conrad Hotel in Earlsfort Terrace. This restaurant provides high quality seasonal produce both to residents and non-residents of the hotel. Staff are coeliac aware and will help you choose your gluten free dish.
The Arc Cafe Bar is a state of the art venue in plush yet relaxed surroundings close to Liffey Valley Shopping and Retail Centre, Dublin. While it doesn’t have its own coeliac menu, staff are coeliac aware and can guide you on which dishes can be adapted for gluten free eating.
The Chameleon restaurant has won many awards. They have been included in the Bridgestone Guide Best Restaurants in Ireland since it opened, a feat unique to a restaurant in Temple Bar. This Indonesian Restaurant is a treasure for coeliacs as there is a menu specifically listing the dishes that are gluten free. These delights include Beef Rendang, Chicken Satay or Crab Cakes to name a few, and these can be served with rice noodles or rice
Indian food lovers will welcome the opening of Dakshin Restaurant in Donnybrook, Dublin 4, as it offers a fresh take on traditional Indian dishes with an emphasis on the cuisine of the southern states of Kerala, Tamilnadu, Andra Pradesh and Karnataka. Dakshin is located above Kiely
Cactus Jacks is a Mexican themed restaurant which isn’t necessarily a first choice for coeliacs, however don’t be put off. Staff here are coeliac aware and there are plenty of menu choices suitable for coeliacs. Seafood, steaks, salads and jacket potatoes. Atmospheric and a great spot to catch up with friends.
Ideally located in the heart of Dublin City, Dax is an award winning restaurant which is now one of Ireland’s premier food destinations. As the owner is coeliac, staff at Dax are well informed and will offer you their assistance in choosing a suitable gluten free dish. Mention Coeliacpages and come back and give us your review.
Camile Thai have a few restaurants dotted over Dublin. Thai food is often gluten free because of the fresh spices used. You can relax and enjoy a Thai curry or soup in the knowledge that you are eating gluten free. The menus are clearly marked as to what dishes are suitable for coeliacs. This chain of restaurants also offers a takeaway service.