Dublin Gluten Free Restaurants Guide – the best gluten-free friendly places to eat in Ireland in 2024 – with coeliac menu options, clickable map and video tour.
Dublin Gluten Free Restaurants
This Dublin Gluten Free Restaurants Guide will help you find all of the best places to find great food right in the heart of vibrant Dublin.
As you’ll see, some spots offer a full gluten free menu, while others have a number of gluten-free options on their menu to choose from.
There’s everything from hearty breakfasts, healthy meal options and even fried foods all around the city center.
You may be seeking gluten free meals because of gluten intolerance, a food allergy such as celiac disease, or you may simply want inspiration for delicious food around Dublin, to balance a few days of gluten meals with a great gluten free dining experience.
Disclaimer – please double check with individual restaurants to address your own personal special dietary need, in order to avoid any potential harm or issues caused from cross-contamination.
Millstone Restaurant
This steakhouse, centrally located in the heart of Dublin on Dame Street, has an extensive separate gluten free menu that includes a quick lunch menu and dinner menu with plenty of starters, mains, steaks and sides to choose from. (Here are their menus.)
You’ll find popular favorites such as a steak sandwich, burger on a gluten-free bun, wings, Irish seafood chowder, fish and chips and an appealing lamb shank with mashed potatoes – all at reasonable prices.
When I visited the restaurant was initially quiet with plenty of tables available, but then quickly filled up, so I’d suggest booking a table so you’re not disappointed.
I went for the steak sandwich, which included a steak cooked to your liking, sandwiched between gluten-free bread, along with sauteed mushrooms and onions and served with a side of frites/fries and a peppercorn sauce. The friendly staff were attentive throughout the meal and I found the gluten-free food to be tasty and great value for a city centre location.
Featherblade
One of our favourite places in Dublin, Featherblade is located on Dawson Street, one of the best foodie streets in the city.
We’ve sampled their grass fed Irish steaks, sides and burgers, which can be served on a gluten-free bun.
Each meal has been full of flavor, satisfying our taste buds enough to return on numerous occasions to experience the meaty goodness again and again.
Gallagher’s Boxty House
This popular spot in Temple Bar has a numerous GF options on their menus, which includes a day menu for breakfast and brunch and a dinner menu.
Choose from a veggie breakie or eggs Benedict for breakfast, a boxty pancake filled with a tasty choice of fillings for brunch or hearty meals such as Gluten Free Fish and Chips (made with a gluten free batter), Shepherd’s Pie, Corned Beef, Irish Stew or their famous boxty with a whole host of flavour options.
I visited for brunch and sampled their Corned Beef Boxty which was a light, fluffy boxty pancake filled with tender, flavorful corned beef and a creamy parsley sauce.
Dublin Gluten Free Pizza at Vice
For Gluten Free pizza, head to Vice where they will create a mouthwatering, good quality pizza for you with your choice of toppings.
I went for The Goat, which includes goat cheese, caramelized onion, organic mozzarella and plenty of seasoning on a unique sesame infused gluten free crust. It was a truly remarkable pizza, loaded with flavor and you really don’t even notice that it’s gluten free.
Tang
Also located on Dawson Street, as well as a couple of central spots in Dublin, Tang serves up wholesome breakfasts and lunches.
I’ve enjoyed their fluffy gluten free pancakes with seasonal fruit and creamy yogurt topping.
Oakberry Açaí
There are a number of spots around Dublin that serve gluten free friendly sweet Açaí bowls.
I’ve tried them at the hidden gem of Oakberry Açaí, who have a huge choice of gluten free toppings, including fruit, nuts, seeds and even gluten free granola as an option.
You can choose from a smoothie or bowl to enjoy as a healthy, sweet snack or light meal option.
Kilkenny Design Restaurant
At Kilkenny Design Restaurant you’ll find a choice of meals as well as cakes that are tempting and gluten free, including the above pictured mouthwatering Baileys Cheesecake.
Bewleys
Bewleys is located on Grafton Street and is always bustling with tourists and locals eager to soak in the atmosphere of the stunning cafe and enjoy the treats on offer.
I’d suggest booking a table at this always busy iconic cafe, especially if you’re in Dublin city for a special occasion and want to experience the beautiful atmosphere for yourself.
When I visited there was a choice of either a gluten free cheesecake or brownie, I went for the decadent chocolate brownie that was served with a scoop of sweet vanilla ice cream.
More Dublin Gluten Free Options
Here are even more options for gluten-free cuisine around Dublin. As I visit them I’ll share full reviews, so be sure to bookmark this page to come back to for even more inspiration of the best spots to visit.
- Lemon Crepe – for all day crepes with sweet or savoury toppings.
- Bunsen – enjoy some of the best burgers on gluten-free buns in Dublin.
- Brasserie Sixty 6 – a number of the brunch, lunch and dinner options of the menu can be made gluten free, making it a great place to head for a lazy weekend brunch.
- Carluccio’s – this authentic Italian restaurant on Dawson Street has gluten free menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner, serving up eggs in a multitude of ways for breakfast and Italian favourites including gluten free pasta, meat specialities and even gluten free desserts.
- Aperitivo – much of their menu of traditional Italian dishes is naturally gluten free, and you also have the option of swapping the pasta for gluten free pasta instead.
- Port House – this little gem is a traditional Spanish bar serving up a choice of meals and tapas that are naturally gluten free.
- Beshoff Bros – the next time you’re craving freshly made fish and delicious gluten free onion rings, head to Beshoff Bros where the fast food is cooked in a separate fryer
- Cornucopia – Dublin’s oldest vegetarian restaurant that serves up a number of gluten free options, including tempting cakes and treats.
Dublin Gluten Free Food Video Tour
Here’s the video of a day I went gluten free for 24 hours in Dublin and shared all the tasty food that I sampled. Hit play below or click here to watch on YouTube.
Dublin Gluten Free Restaurants Map
Here’s the map to help you find all of the tasty gluten free spots around Dublin.
