If you’re traveling to Bath, England you’ll find plenty of gluten-free options for you to enjoy! But these spots you can’t miss! I’ll share with you 3 Gluten-Free Restaurants in Bath You Need to Try and some of the ways you can enjoy Bath, England.
Two of these restaurants were the best meals gluten-free meals I had in the United Kingdom!
Let’s get to it!
Where to Stay:
I honestly had a very unpleasant stay in Bath. My husband loved the hotel we were at, I was not a fan. I will NEVER use my blog to bad mouth a business and hurt someone’s livelihood unless I thought they were being unsafe or discriminatory.
The hotel we stayed at just wasn’t my cup of tea. However, I will recommend to you one of my favorite hotel brands with a location in Bath.
Apex City of Bath ($$$ – 4 stars)
The Apex City of Bath Hotel is located right in the center of Bath. I love Apex hotels and this location can’t be beat.
It is a 4-star hotel so it is expensive, but there are plenty of more affordable accommodations throughout the city. Click on the map above to view Apex, then you can see other hotels and their prices in the area via Google Maps!
Getting Around:
We arrived from London to Bath via train. We left from London Paddington Station and the train ride took approximately an hour and a half with trains leaving every half-hour to hour.
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We took an Uber to our hotel because of our luggage, but after that we walked everywhere we went.
Bath is a large city but if you stay in the city center or close to it you will be able to walk everywhere you want to go – including every place mentioned in this guide!
If you’re looking to save money, you can also get a hotel near the train station (Bath Spa Train Station) that way you can walk to and from there.
3 Gluten-Free Restaurants:
1. Dough Pizza
I’m going to get some hate for saying this, but Dough Pizza has the best gluten-free pizza in the world. Even better than Italy!
Dough BLEW my mind! My husband (who is not gluten-free) even ordered a different gluten-free dough so I could try it and he was even impressed.
Yes, you read that right – they have more than 1 type of gluten-free dough.
Dough serves FIVE different types of gluten-free doughs that you can have your pizza on.
- Gluten-Free
- Gluten-Free Hemp
- Gluten-Free Tumeric
- Gluten-Free Seaweed
- Gluten-Free Purple Corn
I ordered a regular gluten-free pizza while my husband ordered the gluten-free turmeric.
Once you know which kind of dough you would like they have plenty of pizza-style options you can choose from.
Dough doesn’t play around with toppings! They have some incredible combinations you can choose from.
I had a traditional Margherita Gluten-Free Pizza while my husband ordered the Meaty Feast Gluten-Free Pizza (on turmeric dough).
I can’t emphasize it enough, this was the best gluten-free pizza I ever had!
I had to double-check with the waiter to make sure it was gluten-free because it was truly incredible.
It was clearly homemade and made with very fresh ingredients. (I believe I substituted the traditional mozzarella on my pizza for buffalo mozzarella.)
My husband’s turmeric gluten-free pizza was fantastic! It was so full of flavor, and I couldn’t believe the turmeric dough. It went perfectly with the Meaty Fest.
I don’t think I would order the turmeric dough with the Margarita Pizza, because Margarita has such a simple (yet delicious) flavor. But for all the different flavors on the Meaty Fest, the turmeric dough complemented it perfectly.
We will be going to Bath again just so I can return to Dough Pizza!
2. Cote Brasserie
Nestled right in the heart of Bath this French restaurant is such a treat! Cote exudes French elegance with its cozy ambiance and warm lighting.
The menu is a culinary journey through France, offering classic dishes prepared with precision and flair. For someone who is gluten-free, you’ll be able to enjoy most of the menu!
This was the first time in years I was able to enjoy French Onion Soup and it was fantastic! All the dishes came out with a flag that marked it gluten-free.
After the soup I had the filet mignon with a side of fries because they had a separate fryer for them!
I finished the meal with a decadent Gluten-Free Chocolate Mousse. Each bite was a taste of authentic French cuisine, and the impeccable service only added to the experience.
Cote Brasserie is the perfect spot for a romantic evening or a leisurely lunch, and I can’t wait to return to savor more of their delicious gluten-free offerings – especially the French Onion Soup!
3. Dos Dedos (Dedicated Gluten-Free)
Celiacs especially will love Dos Dedos Tacos and Tequila Bar because it is dedicated gluten-free!
Dos Dedos is located in the north part of the city but only a 6-minute walk away from The Roman Bath Museum.
All of their tacos are served on corn tortillas so they are naturally gluten-free! They have many vegan-friendly options as well.
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The prices are incredibly reasonable and make Dos Dedos an excellent lunch spot while exploring the historical city!
Bath, England, is truly a remarkable city to visit. From a 2000-year-old bath complex to modern spas, and plenty of gluten-free options it makes a great destination for anyone who is gluten-free!
Bath offers a rich tapestry of gluten-free experiences that cater to all palates. Whether you’re a local or visiting this beautiful city, these restaurants prove that gluten-free dining can be an absolute delight.
So, if you’re seeking a gluten-free culinary adventure, don’t miss the chance to indulge in these 3 great gluten-free friendly restaurants.
