Whether you're avoiding gluten for diet reasons or because you suffer from Coeliac disease, Brighton has more than enough gluten free restaurants to make sure you don't miss out on a slap-up dinner. From fresh seafood dishes through to hearty grill plates, these are the best gluten free menus in Brighton.
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Pizza Pilgrims is certainly a must-visit, boasting unique interiors and a mega menu of Italian munch. Think saucy slices covered in cheese, meat and veggies. And if you've got dietary requirements? They've got you covered, as every pizza base can be swapped for a gluten-free one.
With dishes such as 1 kilo of mussels and french fries, and BBQ pork rack of ribs, Tempest is delivering their Brighton gluten free food in big portions. Head to the arches along the seafront to find this charming cave-like spot that often puts on late nights hosted by cracking DJs.
If you're after gluten-free food that'll really hit the spot, make your way to Honest Burgers for a seriously good spread of loaded burgers, hefty sides and signature fries paired with local beers and easy going cocktails.
When you're looking for a gluten free menu in Brighton, No 32 might not be your first thought, but it's time to think again. The trusty bar, night club and restaurant takes things seriously in the kitchen with dedicated Coeliac menu options.
Earth and Stars has proper pub written all over, but with one big difference. This Brighton pub specialises in vegan and gluten-free dishes; try their tofu burger which includes cashew cheese for a tasty alternative to a beef patty.
If you like your gluten-free food in Brighton on the swankier end of the scale, then Riddle & Finns is the spot for you. The renowned seafood spot serves up oysters and Champagne in a classic and stylish setting.
This isn't only a gluten free restaurant in Brighton, it is also a renowned vegetarian spot. Located in The Lanes, Terre a Terre has it all, from a garden in which to sip their fruity cocktails to an intimate inside, perfect for feasting on their inventive dishes.
Award-winning Indian Summer is well known on the gluten free Brighton restaurants scene, with plates that pack flavour and punch. As well as an extensive menu with goodies such as tandoori salmon, the chefs will also work to incorporate your specific requirements into their cooking.
With blackboard specials, a buzzing brunch and excellent wine selection, Mange Tout is a delicious little eatery near the station. The menu changes regularly but the venue always does their best to cater for gluten free eaters in Brighton.
