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UK Restaurant Chains V1.0C (The Coeliac Plate) UK Restaurant & Café chains offering gluten free V1.0c Feb 2016 The UK has a lot of ‘chain’ restaurants and cafes – you will find them all around central London and also in all the major towns in the UK. As many of them are now offering gluten free options, this list is a useful start for finding gluten free options while travelling. Those restaurants with an *(asterisk), have worked with Coeliac UK catering department to obtain Coeliac UK accreditation1, therefore staff have been trained in issues such as cross contamination. You may see NCGI on some menus – this means ‘no gluten containing ingredients’. Many of the restaurants have also been reviewed, and this is noted in the ‘how identified’ column. If you want to go straight to all UK restaurant reviews, see: http://thecoeliacplate.com/category/gfukresreview/ Most restaurants have a disclaimer that they cannot guarantee 100% GF due to the cross contamination risks. If you are aware of a restaurant missing from the list, please contact me via the form on the website: www.thecoeliacplate.com For specific city listings of gluten free restaurants (including central London), please see: http://thecoeliacplate.com/restaurant-lists/ Please see the disclaimer at the end of the document. Name What is offered How identified Website Zizzi Italian – pasta & fish/meat Ask for Allergy menu www.zizzi.co.uk See review on blog. *Carluccio’s Italian – pasta & fish/meat Ask for GF menu www.carluccios.com/ *ASK Italian Italian - risotto, pasta, fish, NG – No gluten www.askitalian.co.uk/ pizza containing ingredients identified on menu 1 https://www.coeliac.org.uk/food-industry-professionals/caterers-and-restaurateurs/accrediting-your- business/accreditation-who-were-working-with/ Name What is offered How identified Website Bella Italia Italian – GF pasta, salads, Ask for GF menu www.bellaitalia.co.uk/ seafood pie *Prezzo Italian - pizza, risotto GF on menu www.prezzorestaurants.co.uk/ Strada Italian – risotto, meat, fish Ask for allergen menu www.strada.co.uk Loch Fyne Seafood & Grill Ask for non-gluten www.lochfyneseafoodandgrill.c (Around the UK, with 2 menu o.uk/ central London locations.) Jamie’s Italian Italian – meat, salads Ask for allergen menu www.jamieoliver.com/italian (see disclaimer on website) *Filmore & Healthy eating/whole GF marked on menu. www.filmoreandunion.com/ Union foods. Dairy free and (Based in the North.) vegetarian/vegan also marked up. See review on blog. *Pizza Pizza (most toppings GF) GF marked on menu. www.pizzaexpress.com/ Express & brownie for dessert. GF Pizza served on slate beer. plate and unsliced. See review on blog. *Pizza Hut Pizza – in restaurant or GF options shown www.pizzahut.co.uk/ takeaway when ordering online GF accredited. *Dominos Pizza – take away/home GF options shown www.dominos.co.uk/ delivery when ordering online. Pizza delivered unsliced. Rossopomod Pizza & tiramisu. Good Ask staff. www.rossopomodoro.co.uk/ oro cross contamination See review on blog. controls. (central London only) Hawksmoor Steakhouse Ask staff thehawksmoor.com/ (central London only) See review on blog. Giraffe Main meals – steak, Ask for allergy menu www.giraffe.net chicken, salads, nachos See review on blog. The Real Greek GF marked on menu www.therealgreek.com Greek *La Tasca Spanish Tapas bar, GF GF marked on menu www.latasca.com beer See review on blog. Wagamama Asian Ask for allergy menu www.wagamama.com/ Busaba Eat Thai Ask for allergy menu busaba.com/ (communal tables) Thai UK restaurant chains - gluten free 2 Name What is offered How identified Website Thai Square Thai GF marked on menu thaisq.com/ (London, Windsor, St Albans) *Pho Vietnamese Allergen menu www.phocafe.co.uk/ See review on blog. Itsu Sushi – without soy Ask staff itsu.com/(see PDF under Nutrition/Allergies) - takeaway and sauce eat in Yo Sushi Sushi – ask for GF soy Ask staff www.yosushi.com/ - takeaway and sauce eat in Le Bistro French Ask for GF menu www.lebistrotpierre.co.uk/ Pierre (not in London) Brasserie French brasserie Ask for GF menu www.brasserieblanc.com/ Blanc See review on blog. *Côte French bistro Ask staff, some www.cote-restaurants.co.uk branches have a GF menu. Leon Casual, healthy ‘fast’ food GF marked on board www.leonrestaurants.co.uk/ - takeaway and (eg falafel, chicken or See review on blog. eat in veggie curry, biscuits, chips) (London only) Abokado Sushi, curry, salads. Clearly labelled abokado.com - food shop, (London only. M-F only takeaway and except Euston Station) eat in POD Salads, wraps, snacks. Check packaging www.podfood.co.uk/ - food shop, takeaway and (Central London only. M-F only.) eat in EAT. Salads, soup, chocolate Shelves and packets www.eat.co.uk/index.php - food shop, pot, biscuit, fudge are labelled with takeaway and (London & big cities like ingredients (but not eat in Birmingham, Liverpool, labelled GF). Manchester, Cambridge, Allergy information is Oxford) not online. Planet Lunch options, often www.planetorganic.com/ Organic vegetarian. Some stores - health food have eat in options. shop UK restaurant chains - gluten free 3 Name What is offered How identified Website Pret A Manger Salads & soups Check Allergen Guide www.pret.co.uk/ - food shop, Allergen Guide available under ‘Our Menu’ takeaway and eat in Crussh Smoothies, soups, stews Marked on menu www.crussh.com/ - food shop, (Central London and suburbs only – many city of takeaway and London stores M-F only) eat in Caffè Nero Chocolate brownie. Check packaging www.caffenero.com/ - coffee shop GF roll – chicken salad See ‘gluten free sandwiches’ and pesto filling review on blog. (not all stores) Starbucks GF roll - tuna Niçoise Check packaging www.starbucks.co.uk - coffee shop filling, GF wrap – “veggie See ‘gluten free sandwiches’ good houmous review on blog. (not all stores) Costa Coffee GF wrap – chicken, Check packaging www.costa.co.uk/ - coffee shop tomato & rocket See ‘gluten free sandwiches’ review on blog. M&S Food Some stores have GF Check packaging www.marksandspencer.com/ sandwiches. Plenty of See review on blog. marked up take home GF food. Muffin Break Sweet or savoury muffin Clearly labelled www.muffinbreak.co.uk (not central London) Hummus Bros Hummus, salad, GF bread GF & Vegetarian www.hbros.co.uk/ & tortilla chips options marked on menu Las Iguanas Latin Ask for GF menu www.iguanas.co.uk/ (GF menu can be located under each individual location) Wahaca Mexican street food Ask for GF menu and www.wahaca.co.uk ask for supervisor to be notified. Wahacito Take away version of As above As above Wahaca Chiquito Mexican/American Ask for gluten www.chiquito.co.uk/ Tacos, Corn Tortillas, intolerance menu. Mexican Salad NB: apparently there are (London & big cities like some variations between Birmingham, Sheffield) branches - check each time. Chiptole Mexican. GF options on website. www.chipotle.com/ Everything but flour Ask staff to change (See disclaimer on their website) tortillas are GF. gloves. UK restaurant chains - gluten free 4 Name What is offered How identified Website (London only) Tortilla Mexican. Ask staff. Website has tortilla.co.uk/ Everything but flour a note for coeliacs. tortillas are GF. (London & big cities like Brighton, Leeds) *Ed’s Easy American diner style GF menu www.edseasydiner.com/ diner *Frankie & American diner style GF menu www.frankieandbennys.com Benny’s TGI Fridays American – grill and Allergy menu available www.tgifridays.co.uk/ burgers/salad *Hard Rock American diner style GF menu www.hardrock.com/ Café (London, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh) Nando’s Portuguese chicken & Ask for allergy folder www.nandos.co.uk/ chips Honest Burgers with GF bun GF marked on menu www.honestburgers.co.uk/ Burgers (Central & Greater London only) See review on blog. GBK – Burger with GF bun GF menu www.gbk.co.uk/ Gourmet (untoasted). Chips not Burger GF. Kitchen Byron Burger (no bun). Fries not Ask staff or look online www.byronhamburgers.com GF. (go to menu/allergy) (London & big cities like York, Oxford, Cambridge, Liverpool, Manchester) *Handmade Wrapped GF bun Ask staff or look online www.handmadeburger.co.uk Burger Co provided. Beef/lamb can (go to our food/allergy) be made without Worcestershire sauce. (Not central London - big cities like Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh) *Fishnchickn Gluten free fish & chips in Check with the store www.fishnchickn.co.uk/ certain stores on a you want to visit. Monday & Tuesday. Difficult to find online. (11 & more coming of 35 shops across the South East. Not in central London) Toby Carvery Roasts, GF gravy GF menu www.tobycarvery.co.uk/ (not central London) UK restaurant chains - gluten free 5 Name What is offered How identified Website McDonalds French Fries & Hash Safest to check online www.mcdonalds.co.uk/content Browns which are cooked before ordering, or ask /ukhome/meal_builder.html in dedicated fryers; Fruit staff as ingredients and Bags; Carrot Sticks and cooking methods can Garden Side Salad (with change. (You have to individually select Balsamic Dressing); some each item to get the McFlurry desserts ingredients – very time (Crunchie, Dairy Milk); all consuming!) our standard Milkshakes (Chocolate, Strawberry, Banana and Vanilla) are NCGI. The Chocolate Sprinkles used on the Cappuccino do contain gluten Note: You can order burgers without the bun (eg Big Mac, Qtr pounder with cheese). Burger King Fries are gluten free by Safest to check online burgerking.co.uk/uploads/bk_n ingredient, but cannot find before ordering, or ask utritional_2014_1.pdf if onion rings are fried with staff as ingredients and them (the US site states cooking methods can that they are). Hash change. browns are not gluten free. Strawberry sundae is GF, but chocolate isn’t. Vanilla shake is the only GF one. The National Frequently hot meals and Check individual www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ Trust – cafes biscuits available in the property on website.
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