Coeliac Eating In Dublin??

nahboisk

Hi,
Im wondering if anyone knows any good places in Dublin to either get just a snack with a coffee or a meal with friends that gluten free? Im sick of going to places and asking and getting looks like Im not speaking English anymore. Ive stopped eating when Im out and bring a snack or somthing with me because of this. I know starbucks does some snacks but Im kinda bored of them.

Thanks

MissFlitworth

I was in the lighthouse cinema in smithfield last week and their café has a (small) selection of gluten free biccies. I'm almost sure Insomnia did as well the last time I was in.

Café Bar Deli will make any of their pasta dishes with gluten free pasta for an extra euro

There's a list of restaurants on menupages that claim to be coeliac friendly

http://www.menupages.ie/cuisines/coeliac_friendly.aspx

Possibly worth giving the restaurant a buzz beforehand though to make sure they are actually coeliac friendly and didn't just tick a box when setting up their profiles!


The Millstone on Dame st appears to have a dedicated Coeliacs menu, might be worth a goo!

http://www.menupages.ie/cuisines/coeliac_friendly/restaurants/millstone_restaurant/menu.aspx

supersheeps

My hubby's a coeliac, so we're used to the strange looks and cluelessness in some places! Good places to eat are:
Millstone-very clued in, extensive menu
Itsa Bagel in Arnotts-bagels and cakes
Lemon on Sth William St/Dawson St.-get the buckwheat pancakes
Cornucopia on Wicklow St-cakes and veggie meals
Costa Coffee-just started doing gf brownies-it's a start!
Apparently the Cake Cafe off Camden St are now doing gf cake
Bewleys Grafton St-gf chocolate cake
Avoca cafe Suffolk St-usually have something there
O'Briens in Dundrum village have started doing gf sandwiches
Beshoffs in O Connell St-gf fish n chips
Pregos in Lucan (Ballyowen centre)-the holy grail for coeliacs-pizza and pasta, worth a trip!

Hope this helps!