Where in London would you send a group of adults for dinner that have 2 that have celiac disease. They can eat at most GF restaurants. A place that offers both regular and GF is best. I saw the Monopoly restaurant but not sure if fun or not. Games are fun for my group. Not so much theatre or museum type places. More fun than expensive. We are celebrating a lot of birthdays in our group. Ages 60-25
Thank you
Posted by
Land of La
9261 posts
Assuming GF means gluten free.
Curious are you saying you want to play board games while dining?
And what does not being theatre or museum types have to do with finding gluten free eating establishments.
See the 5 horizontal lines on the left side of the Rick Steves header? Click on them. The search box will appear. Your question about GF restaurants has been asked and answered before.
Otherwise searching Google helps. For example:
https://wheatlesswanderlust.com/gluten-free-london-restaurants/
https://www.mygfguide.com/central-london-gluten-free-guide/
Posted by
Duluth 🛶
8159 posts
I have found that most restaurants in the UK offer a variety of GF menu options, and they almost always have disclaimers on their menu, asking patrons to let them know of any allergies. I always check Time Out or Eater for restaurant recommends in cities, and Time Out has a list of London restaurants with gluten-free menus. FWIW, I highly recommend Nopi, and I plan on eating there when I am in London next month. https://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/the-best-gluten-free-restaurants-in-london
Also, if you are interested in afternoon tea, many places offer gluten-free menus there as well. https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2023/11/gluten-free-afternoon-tea-london.html
Posted by
OP
18 posts
Thank you Mardee
I had not heard of the publications. I will look into these.
Thank you for your response
Posted by
Bristol, UK
1454 posts
Most chain restaurants are very good with GF. Cote is a French brasserie style chain that has a good range of GF options.