Gluten Free Brighton

Gluten Free Restaurants in Brighton and Hove

Brighton and Hove are superbly equipped to cater for all the main dietary requirements – dairy, vegan, vegetarian or gluten intolerant. This is our guide to gluten free Brighton.

Terre A Terre, vegetarian

Terre a Terre is multi award-winning and caters for vegan and gluten free diners on a daily basis. Terre à Terre is Brighton’s iconic acclaimed restaurant where vegetarianism is more about indulgence than abstinence.

Chard, Fine Dining

Chard boasts a laid back and brilliantly well-judged dining experience from 11 am in the morning through until 10 pm at night. Drop in for elevenses to sip Pharmacy roastery coffee, indulge in home-baked pastries and watch the world go by from the beautiful tall bay windows on the first floor. Looking for a stylish and delicious but non-fussy lunch with friends? Choose from the small plate sharing menu available during lunch hours designed to be enjoyed with loved ones over a glass of wine or two. Chard always caters for dietary requirements.

 

Longrain Thai, Pan-Asian, gluten-free.

The menu at Longrain Thai on St James’ Street is modern Pan-Asian, seeking to balance the four elements of flavour, hot, sweet, sour, salt, in every dish. Food is prepared fresh and to order by chef, Chandra. The menu is 100% gluten-free as they only use rice flour in their cooking and noodles.

 

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Indian Summer, Indian Restaurant, gluten-free Brighton

Gluten free dining at Indian Summer has been a regular offering for a number of years and this is why it is rated very highly among gluten-free diners. Ideally positioned in central Brighton in the Lanes, Indian Summer has upheld a great reputation in the Brighton restaurant scene for over ten years.

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Manjus, vegetarian restaurant

Manjus Brighton is a delicious addition to our cities Indian cuisine scene, found tucked away at the bottom of Trafalgar Street, a stone’s throw away from Brighton station. Manjus focuses on Gujarati vegetarian food with an excellent range of vegan, gluten-free and nut-free dishes. Using the freshest ingredients they can get their hands on, Manju and Dipali use the same family recipes handed down through generations, delivering authenticity with every dish. Manjus is hugely affordable and with a children’s menu, a range of Indian pale ales and lagers, wines and spirits, and authentic desserts, you won’t be disappointed!

Curry Leaf Cafe

The food of South India is renowned for being lighter, healthier and fresher-tasting than that of the North. Many dishes are naturally gluten-free, with gram (chickpea) flour taking the place of wheat in battered and breaded dishes. Curry Leaf Cafe also sells a range of gluten-, sugar- and dairy-free cakes during afternoon tea.

The Cloak Room

The Cloak Room taproom and smokehouse is located at the top of St James’ Street, Kemptown. It‘s one of a small number of venues that marries amazing quality food and drink, of the type you’d find in high end restaurants, with a social, relaxed setting. Sustainably and locally sourced food is smoked locally in Hurstpierpoint creating a menu that’s a real game-changer. They cater for the individual customer’s need so many dishes can be made gluten free if they’re not already, although the kitchen does contain gluten and other allergens.

Lucky Beach, Light bites

Love a good burger but can’t eat the bun? Never fear as Lucky Beach offers gluten free buns for just 75p extra, and plenty of gluten free menu options to fill your hungry boots. We’re particularly enamoured with the salads – not just your average lettuce job but chock full of seasonal gems such as Fenugreek scented char-grilled chicken, crispy chickpeas, roasted cauliflower and pomegranate. Staff are happy to advise on what’s GF whilst you sit back, chill out and enjoy the view!

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Ten Green Bottles, Wine and small plates

Yes it may be a wine bar, but did you know they do fantastic sharing platters? Perfect for a light bite before heading out and about, Ten Green Bottles is a super choice for those avoiding gluten as they can offer GF crackers with all their platters and their cheeses and meats are naturally gluten free. We particularly like the Per Las blue cheese served with honey and walnuts…

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The Metropole Bar, Afternoon Tea

The Metropole Bar and Terrace offer spectacular views of Brighton’s promenade from the luxury of seafront Hilton Metropole. They serve food throughout the day ranging from light breakfasts and bottomless brunches to expertly prepared light bar meals. The afternoon tea retains the classic style of sandwiches, scones and cakes and is available as three decadent tiers of gluten free goodness, add a glass of prosecco or champagne to celebrate.

The Restaurant at Drakes, Fine dining

The Restaurant at Drakes is an award-winning restaurant providing sumptuous cuisine and fine dining in the heart of Brighton. Andrew McKenzie is a wonderful chef who creates inspiring rosette winning dishes. Why not try their super glam cocktail bar for a pre-dinner drink and stunning sea views? One of the top ten Restaurants in Brighton.

Woodbox Pizzeria

Woodbox Pizzeria serves authentic homemade Neapolitan pizza from the heart of Brighton’s bohemian Kemptown. They handmake their dough which is prooved for at least 24 hours for the classic Neapolitan style and also make their own gluten free dough.

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Agua Dulce, Spanish

Agua Dulce serves a fantastic selection of Paellas and rice dishes, and an extensive range of tapas dishes, the most famous main plates one might have tasted while on holiday in the Iberian peninsula (i.e. Rabo de Toro) is just some of what they offer. There is the chance to try the traditional Suckling Pig, Empanadas, Croquetas, Octopus dishes and Pig’s Trotters. Always made from the freshest ingredients, a majority of the menu is gluten free and adjustments can always be made to suit individual tastes.

NuPosto, Italian

NuPosto serves up authentic Neopolitan pizzas and are centrally located on Western Road. All of their pizza bases can be substituted for gluten free and their homemade fresh lasagna is always gluten free. For the complete experience, there are gluten free bottles of Peroni available too. The venue is large and the staff accommodating, perfect for impromptu get togethers – Italian style.

Flour Pot, Bakery

The Flour Pot is a popular spot for many Brighton residents and visitors, for its artisan baked goods, quality coffee and cool interiors. It’s a cafe for meeting friends, doing some work or people watching. There are a few to choose from too, so not matter where you are in Brighton or Hove, you can get your Flour Pot fix! There’s plenty to choose from when it comes to the gluten intolerant or those avoiding it.

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Moksha Caffe, Brunch & coffee

Moksha Caffe was built around a passion for excellent coffee, great cooking and a skill for professional baking. There are quite a large variety of cakes and sweet treats that always provide at least one gluten-free option. There are also gluten-free homemade soups, salads and jacket potatoes on the menu daily.

V & H Café, Brunch & coffee

Virtually everything on their menu at V&H Cafe comes, or is available, gluten-free. V & H provide wonderful gluten-free bread that is miles apart from your processed shop bought stuff, as are the breakfast muffins that give you all the extra incentive you need to indulge in a Benedict, Florentine or brunch muffin.

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Al Duomo, Italian

Al Duomo understands the dietary issues facing their gluten free customers today so offer a wide selection of salads and dishes for all palates as well as vegan and vegetarian options.  They also have gluten free pasta which can be enjoyed with any of their delicious sauces.

The Wardroom, British & European

The Wardroom is a modern restaurant and bar situated at The Old Ship Hotel on Brighton’s seafront. Being on the seafront the restaurant boasts beautiful views with alfresco dining. The cuisine is British and European with an a la carte menu in the restaurant, which includes clearly marked GF and Dairy Free options.

The Chimney House, Gastropub

The Chimney House serves outstanding food, a great selection of quality drinks and it ticks many boxes as an unpretentious, rustic, retro and a good all round pub! The Chimney House in Brighton is situated just north of the Seven Dials and the Old Shoreham Rd and east of Dyke Road.

The Eastern Eye, Indian

The Eastern Eye are serving up a number of spicy gluten free options for you to try. Why not try their gluten free dosa to start things off? Delivering some of the best southern Indian Cuisine we have tasted, this restaurant attracts many of Brighton’s Indian residents and you won’t find modified ‘English versions’ of Indian dishes here. One to try definitely!

Riddle and Finns, Seafood

Wonderful seafood platters, shell fish, oysters, and they cater for gluten free.  No need to book in advance, just turn up. Does get very busy on weekends. One of our personal favourites. In 2013, Riddle and Finns also opened their second venue on the seafront Riddle & Finns II.

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