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Gluten Free Restaurants Ireland, suitable for Coeliacs. Gluten Free Directory listing restaurants around Ireland. Dublin and Nationwide.
Dillons
A magnificent ruined abbey presides over the pretty West Cork seaside village of Timoleague – a place with a long history as a culinary punctuation mark for travellers. Coeliacs are most definitely considered in this highly recommended restaurant, with gluten free dishes clearly marked on the menu.
Coppinger Row
Coppinger Row is a Mediterranean Restaurant in the centre of Dublin close to Dublin Castle, Trinity College and Grafton Street. The focus really is on sourcing quality ingredients that will provide the most flavour and for that reason they are very aware of what goes into food. They don’t have a coeliac restaurant as such, but they are aware and able to advise on dishes that are suitable or that can be adapted. Mention coeliacpages and don’t forget to leave your review here.
La Palma
La Palma is centrally located in a fully refurbished Townhouse. Included on the premises is a cocktail bar. Anyone for a Bellini before dinner? This Italian inspired menu offers gluten free pasta and pizza on request. This is still a rare treat for us coeliacs, to be able to enjoy a wonderful pasta dinner without having to cook it. As for pizza, it’s almost like the holy grail of coeliacs.
Chilli Banana
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.
Richys Bar and Restaurant
Richys thrive on serving their guests with the best locally sourced produce and aim to meet their customers every need. It’s not just about the food or the service separately but the whole package. That includes coeliacs! Their menu is clearly marked as to which dishes are coeliac friendly.
Fallon & Byrne
Theres a simple idea behind Fallon & Byrne, and it’s this. We believe in wonderful food, fine wine, great company. We put it on our shelves for you to take away. Or we serve it to you, in any of several ways. You choose. Fear not coeliacs, for this establishment is very coeliac friendly. Not only do they have a selection of gluten free food in their foodhall, they can cater for our diet in the restaurant. This makes it a great spot for lunch or dinner if you are about Dublin. They don’t have a separate menu, however they are coeliac aware and only too happy to advise and find you a good gluten free meal. Don’t forget to mention coeliacpages and come back and leave your feedback here.
Andersons Food Hall
Andersons food hall has been in the same family for over fifty years. What was previously a butchers is now a relaxed feeling contemporary cafe. There is a fine selection of foods available and wonderful combinations of sandwiches, that are ALL available on gluten free bread. It’s lovely to be able to meet your friends for lunch and not worry about getting fed in this little gem in Glasnevin. The venue also organise monthly music nights and is licensed so you can enjoy a glass of wine with your choice of food if you wish.
Brasserie 15
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.
Partridges Artisan Cafe
A little piece of foodie heaven in Gorey. Not only does the shop stock gluten free produce, you can normally eat in the restaurant without too much inconvenience.
Cafe-fresh
Cafe Fresh are a multi-award winning vegetarian eatery, located in the top floor of the Powerscourt Townhouse in Dublin. They don’t have a coeliac menu but they are coeliac aware and they usually have something gluten free on the menu. A handy little lunch venue. Remember to come back to our website and leave some feedback so that other coeliacs can avail of the choices.