Welcome to the ultimate gluten-free restaurant guide for Dublin, Ireland! Whether you’re a local looking for new dining spots or a first time visitor with a gluten intolerance or celiac disease wanting to explore the city’s culinary scene, we’ve got you covered in this updated list of the best gluten-free restaurants in Dublin for 2024!
Get ready to discover great food that is gluten-free friendly without compromising on flavor. From the most flavorful meal I’ve ever had at a wonderful Nepalese restaurant to one of the finest restaurants I’ve ever eaten at around the world, you will find plenty of options for gluten-free in Dublin, Ireland!
Best Gluten-Free Restaurants in Dublin
5. Taste Food Company
If you’re looking to start your Dublin trip with a great, gluten-free Traditional Irish Breakfast then this is your spot! Taste Food Company serves Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, but we recommend checking it out for Breakfast. There is no other restaurant in Dublin that offers such a variety of dishes for a gluten-free breakfast.
If you’re gluten-free and dairy-free in Dublin, you’re in luck! Taste Food Company is mindful of dairy allergies as well! Their menus are clearly marked to show all of their allergens (you’ll find most restaurants in Dublin do this as well!)
We recommend trying the gluten-free traditional breakfast as well as the gluten-free black pudding!
4. Milano
Milano is a no-fuss Italian restaurant that is only a stone’s throw away from the famous Temple Bar in Dublin! They have a wide range of gluten-free pizzas and pasta dishes that you can choose from, including a Gluten-Free, Vegan Margarita Pizza (if you’re gluten-free and dairy-free)! I ordered that as well as the gluten-free dough balls and both were good.
It was not the greatest gluten-free pizza I have ever had, however, for being gluten-free and vegan I highly recommend it! Well, the pizza I ordered was not totally vegan. I added grilled chicken because I’m not vegan! The servers here were very knowledgeable about gluten and cross-contamination. I felt confident eating here and did not get sick from their food!
Milano is a great option if you’re craving gluten-free friendly Italian food when you’re in the heart of Dublin! I recommend Milano for a quick lunch – they have plenty of tables so you don’t need a reservation!But if you’re celiac, do not order a Peroni! A warning to all gluten-free beer lovers – Peroni Gluten-Free is NOT completely gluten-free even though it is certified by the Italian Celiac Association. It is gluten-reduced and does test at less than 20 ppm of gluten. But if you’re super sensitive to gluten like I am it will make you sick! Fortunately, I remembered that only a few sips in and stopped drinking it immediately. I was sick the next day but not horribly.
3. Krewe
Krewe is such a unique find for gluten-free diners in Dublin! Krewe’s menu is filled with Creole-inspired delights most of which can be made gluten-free.Their biggest hit is the fried chicken which can’t be missed!
There is a separate fryer for gluten-free food so you can enjoy all of their great gluten-free fried chicken! According to one review on Find Me Gluten Free, the head chef here is celiac so you know you’re in good hands.
Whether you’re a seasoned gluten-free foodie or simply craving something deliciously different, Krewe promises to be a great value for unique gluten-free food.
2. Monty’s of Kathmandu
Even though I did not rank it number 1 on my list, Monty’s in Dublin might be my FAVORITE restaurant in Dublin. Monty’s is a Nepalese restaurant in Dublin. We’ve never had Nepalese food before so we didn’t know what to expect. But Monty’s was a hit for us for its spice, flavors, as well as knowledgable and friendly staff.
Monty’s waiters were very knowledgeable about celiac disease. I told our waiter that I had a “gluten allergy.” Then, when another waiter brought out our food I asked him if he could confirm if it was gluten-free and he responded “Yes, I made sure it was celiac-safe!” So all the waiters were told I was celiac because they were all serving at every table.
The food was incredible! There were so many gluten-free options for me to choose from and the flavors were so unique. Unfortunately, there were not many dairy-free and gluten-free options. But if your only dietary restriction is gluten-free you’ll have plenty of options to choose from! I highly recommend Monty’s for a truly flavorful and delicious gluten-free dinner. It was truly a memorable dining experience and It is one of the best restaurants in Dublin serving great quality food!
1. Millstone Restaurant
I believe Millstone Restaurant in Dublin is on its way to having a Michelin Star. The atmosphere, the service, the food, and the dedication to gluten-free food were all a five-star experience. Millstone Restaurant in Dublin is in a league of its own for a great dining experience. !
They have a separate gluten-free menu, which includes almost every entree they serve. They also have gluten-free bread to accompany their soup! Their servers were knowledgeable about cross contamination and and provided exceptional service
I ordered the Lamb for my main course – even though I don’t always love lamb. However, this lamb was the best I’ve ever had and I’m not just saying that. It literally fell off the bone. I didn’t need a knife. It was juicy, tender, and flavorful. The sauce it was served with complimented the lamb perfectly.
My husband and I were so incredibly impressed by Millstone Restaurant and it is easily the best gluten-free friendly restaurant in Dublin.
You’ll need a reservation to eat at Millstone so make sure to head to their Opentable to book!
The Best of Gluten-Free Dublin
Even though Dublin is not the best travel destination for dedicated gluten-free restaurants, it is quickly becoming a hub for gluten-free dining options. With a variety of restaurants offering delicious food and safe meals for those with dietary restrictions, there is no shortage of options for gluten-free individuals in this vibrant city.
From traditional Irish breakfasts to international cuisines, these restaurants have proven that eating gluten-free does not mean sacrificing flavor or quality. So next time you visit Dublin, be sure to check out one (or all!) of the amazing gluten-free restaurants on our list. But if you can only check out a few, you can’t skip Monty’s and Millstone.