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Where To Eat When You’re Gluten-Free And Don’t Want To Play Another Round Of Dish Detective
22 places with gluten-free options that you’ll actually be excited to eat.
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Paladar
Paladar is a fun-loving bar and Latin American restaurant in Elephant and Castle with a buzzing little courtyard.
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Al Dente
A moody Italian restaurant in South Kensington serving some quality, affordable handmade pastas.
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Lisboeta
Lisboeta is a sometimes great, sometimes not so great, Portuguese restaurant in Fitzrovia.
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Vijaya Krishna
A homely restaurant on a bustling corner of Mitcham Road, Vijaya Krishna has been serving a truly epic masala dosai, and delightfully fiery lamb madras since 1994.
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Sodo Pizza Cafe
Sodo is a pizza restaurant on the Upper Clapton Road in Hackney, serving some of the best sourdough pizzas in London.
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Mele E Pere
Mele E Pere is a casual Italian spot with an old-school Soho feel, that’s perfect for mates, dates, and getting your next beef ragu fix.
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Hakata Ramen
A walk-in only ramen bar in Bermondsey, Hakata's noodles and katsu sando are worth the wait.
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True Craft
True Craft is a cool and casual converted pub in Tottenham with a welcoming feel and some of London’s best pizza.
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Arabica King’s Cross
A casual no-brainer restaurant serving comforting Middle Eastern dishes, Arabica is a spot you should always have in your King’s Cross repertoire.
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Nopi
Nopi, one of Yotam Ottolenghi’s flagship restaurants, serves modern Middle Eastern-sharing plates in a stunning, upscale Soho dining room.
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The Hummingbird Bakery
The South Kensington location of Hummingbird Bakery is perfect for a quick sugar rush.
Guide
Where To Eat When You’re Gluten-Free And Don’t Want To Play Another Round Of Dish Detective
22 places with gluten-free options that you’ll actually be excited to eat.
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Theo’s Pizzeria
Theo’s is Camberwell’s go-to for top quality pizza, as well as sandwiches, cocktails, and everything you need in a restaurant.
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Da Mario
Da Mario is an old-school Italian restaurant in Kensington that has surprisingly small prices, big group potential, and a fun feel.
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Juliets Quality Foods
A laid-back brunch spot in Tooting, Juliets is low-key serving some of the best food in London.
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Abeno
Abeno is a lovely Japanese spot in Bloomsbury specialising in okonomiyaki, but it’s also worth visiting for sides like the tempura, and beef karaage.
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Dishoom Shoreditch
Thanks to a lovely verandah and excellent views, the Shoreditch branch of modern Indian restaurant Dishoom is one of our favourites.
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Dishoom King’s Cross
Set in an old Victorian warehouse, the King’s Cross branch is the brightest and airiest of the Dishoom restaurants.
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Dishoom Covent Garden
The Covent Garden location of trendy Indian restaurant Dishoom is the original, and also the smallest.
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Andina
The Peruvian dishes at Andina cover a ton of situations and the dining room is a place you’ll want to hang around.
