This Dalkey restaurant is a very coeliac friendly venue. They give us a mention on their website, which is always promising. Their staff have been given training about coeliacs and they will even provide gluten free bread for your meal, if you wish. They also have a gluten free dessert menu. Talk about making a fuss of us, I love it! Check out the link to their website for their menu. Don’t forget to mention coeliacpages and to leave your review here of how you got on.
Established in 1798, Johnnie Fox’s pub is renowned as being one of Ireland’s oldest pubs in one of the highest locations. This venue offers fantastic traditional entertainment and music and is a popular spot with both tourists and locals. Johnnie Fox’s are coeliac aware and can offer advice as to what dishes are gluten free or can be adapted for you. There are plenty of meat or fish dishes that can be accompanied with potatoes, vegetables or salads. There is no way that you will leave this place hungry. Don’t forget to mention our website and leave your review. Click the link to their website where you can have a look at the menu’s.
This restaurant in based close to Citywest which is very convenient to the N7. As the name suggests the main focus is on food from the grill. This is a very coeliac friendly venue. Not only are staff aware of coeliacs and the importance of gluten free, their menu clearly states what dishes are suitable for the gluten free diet. Don’t worry if you don’t like steaks, there is a gluten free fish and chicken option as well.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
This is an award winning Indian Restaurant with a lot of focus on customer service, so you should be well looked after. They say that 90% of their main courses are gluten free and even go as far as having recommendations for coeliacs. Indian food by nature is often gluten free as chick pea flour is usually favoured.
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.