Best Gluten-Free Restaurants In Manchester

Flaunting a pretty rooftop terrace, fruity cocktails and a huge selection of burgers, what's not to like about Honest Burgers? Every single one of their patties can be served on a gluten-free bun, ranging from beef topped with bacon and hot sauce to pesto-coated chicken or Beyond Meat vegan options. Don't forget their signature rosemary fries on the side, which also happen to be gluten-free.

Been searching for 'best gluten-free restaurants near me' lately? If you find yourself in the Corn Exchange, then Mowgli could be just the thing you're looking for. Expect stunning interiors filled with hanging ropes and fairy lights, with plenty of creative cocktails to compliment your meal.

Their Indian street food-inspired menu features plenty of wheatless dishes, from gunpowder chicken to tea-steeped chickpeas or their signature fenugreek-kissed fries.

When only the very best gluten-free Italian will do, check out Don Giovanni just off St Peter's Square - a restaurant that's been a staple in the city for 40 years. This stylish destination has a team of trusted Italian chefs, cooking up everything from risotto to chateaubriand and veal escallops with Parma ham and fresh sage.

Better yet, all beef is pasture-raised around the Macclesfield area, while fish is UK-sourced and arrives fresh daily for the ultimate quality.

One of the best gluten-free restaurants in Manchester city centre, Browns Brasserie & Bar boasts a bespoke, predominantly British menu that's accredited by Coeliac UK.

Their a la carte options include whole lemon sole, maple and cinnamon-glazed pork belly or roast vegetable stew, with gluten-free breakfast and afternoon tea up for grabs too. The interiors here are equally impressive, featuring gorgeous marbled walls, stained glass windows and plush velvet booths.

If you're on the hunt for gluten-free pizza in Manchester, then it has to be Purezza - the UK's first vegan pizzeria that also offers a wheat-free base. Enjoy toppings like plant-based smoked ham with sweetcorn or aubergine parmigiana, as well as scrumptious small plates such as slow-cooked meatballs and courgette spaghetti.

Having won awards in the World Pizza Championships and National Pizza of the Year, this is somewhere you definitely don't want to miss out on.

Though it may be best known for its fantastic live music, Blues kitchen is also a great choice for gluten-free food. The Spinningfields venue specialises in low and slow-cooked meats like rib-eye steaks or St Louis pork rib, alongside one of the largest collections of bourbon around.

Expect plenty of entertainment while you eat, with live bands or DJ sets taking place almost every single night.

Located in the Corn Exchange, within walking distance of AO Arena, Manchester Arndale and more, Riva Blu is a premium Italian restaurant with gorgeous bifold doors and outdoor seating - making sure you can get your fix of great dining inside or out.

On the gluten-free menu? With both gluten-free Neapolitan pizza bases and pasta available, you can enjoy your favourite foods from Italy like salami Napoli-stuffed calzones or wild red prawn linguine.

Just because you can't eat gluten, that doesn't mean you deserve to miss out on delicious burgers, and GBK knows that. The Trafford Park location offers gluten-free buns with all their patties, ranging from pesto-coated chicken to a classic beef and cheese combination.

You can also swap these out for a plant-based alternative, catering to all dietary requirements. Even better? They offer gluten-free beer and cider here as well.

Steering clear of gluten but still hankering for a delightful pie? Pieminister has got you covered. Their pies are made with top-notch ingredients, including 100% free-range meat, and they've also whipped up a gluten-free crust that's just as amazing. Whether you go for the classic steak and craft ale Moo, the chicken and ham Free Ranger, or the vegan and gluten-free Moo-less Moo, you're in for a real treat.

Annies is a cool place to dine near Deansgate that's got a quintessential bistro feel to it in its formal dining area. It's strong in the afternoon tea department as well as pre-theatre dining, but it also masters the gluten-free plates very well with a wide selection to pick from.

Roll through to start with potato and pea croquettes or spicy vegetable dumplings, then move onto its signature hot pot or ribeye steak, served with Annies own chunky chips. 

Situated in a former church on Deansgate, Gaucho's meat-heavy menu lends itself perfectly to gluten-free dining. Take a seat on their quirky cow print chairs, under ornate chandeliers, to peruse their menu of sustainable Argentinian steaks, grilled seabass or dry-rubbed spatchcock chicken - and there's even a gluten-free bread basket for starters.

There are a whole lot of premium wines to wash down your meal, and you can even watch dishes being prepared from the open kitchen.

Ezra & Gil on Peter Street is one of the most popular places for brunch in the UK, let alone Manchester. Ezra means 'helper' and gil means 'happiness' which, together, results in a cool, relaxed coffee spot fronting loft-style interiors and delicious fare.

The neighbourhood hangout boasts plenty of gluten-free options too, such as the 'E&G omelette', featuring caramelised onions and mozzarella, and scrumptious prawn salad bowls. 

At The Laundrette, they're all about locally sourced ingredients that are then skillfully crafted and pampered on the premises. Located in Chorlton, this spot offers a laid-back vibe and a menu that mirrors a laundry cycle. For those steering clear of gluten, the Easy Care salads come to the rescue, and the Full Load section features options like pan-fried seabass with braised basmati rice and aubergine ragu.

Plus, you can enjoy any of their 'Spin Cycle' pizzas on a special gluten-free base, with toppings like slow-cooked lamb and Korean BBQ chicken.

For those of you in need of gluten-free halal restaurants in Manchester, there's nowhere better than the beloved Indian restaurant Dishoom - inspired by Bombay's Irani cafes. All of their meat is from certified halal suppliers and killed humanely, and there are a number of gluten-free options to choose from as well.

Choose from black chickpea salads, paneer or chicken tikka, masala prawns and so much more, all served inside a gorgeous Grade II-listed building on Bridge Street.

Did you know Hard Rock Cafe, famous for its delicious American grub, has earned gluten-free accreditation from Coeliac UK? They've cooked up a special coeliac-friendly menu featuring over 16 delicious treats. From a honey mustard grilled chicken sandwich to New York strip steak, hickory smoked ribs, and more, there's plenty to savour without the gluten.

Looking for a gluten-free cafe in Manchester? Best-known for their brunches, small plates dinners and impressive plant collection, Evelyn's is a must-visit Northern Quarter destination for gluten-free meals. Think ginger beer tempura haddock in gluten-free fish and chips, steak and eggs in the mornings, and everything from salmon tartare to whole Cornish sole or sumac chicken with pickled pomegranate in the evenings.

One of the top gluten-free restaurants in Manchester Piccadilly Gardens, Franco Manca offers wheat-free bases for all of their pizzas. The two-floor venue is all about authentic Neapolitan slices, with toppings ranging from halloumi and roasted peppers to Kalamata black olives or cured Iberico chorizo with mozzarella. Topping it all off? A cracking choice of organic wines and cocktails.

Las Iguanas is the go-to spot for deliciously authentic South American grub and cocktails, and it's also one of the best gluten-free places to eat in Manchester. They serve the tastiest dishes with flavours that'll transport you straight to Brazil, Mexico, Peru, and beyond.

Catering to all diets, whether you're vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free, they've got something special for you.We'd recommend trying out the ensalada asada, mushroom fajita stack, and chilli con carne.