Top 29 Gluten-Free Accommodating Spots to Discover in Inverness

Ritchie H

Fantastic spot for dinner! The menu had great variety, including plenty of gluten-free options—which was a big reason we chose it. The space is beautiful, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. We didn’t need a reservation, but since it’s a smaller restaurant, it’s probably smart to book ahead. Highly recommend!

Amy Rs

I cannot comment on the rooms as never stayed but We come here basically all the time for pizza ! Always a great vibe and atmosphere, the pizza is the best offering gluten free option also - which is just as tasty as the regular . Garlic bread is on point also. Great drink options and local beers I’ve not tried but partner and friends love , i have never had a bad experience here and will keep coming back. Upstairs garden is nice too on a sunny day with open seating or sheltered, best pizza in Inverness.

Sophie Jack

Magda was wonderful, very enthusiastic and energetic! Great food and gluten free choices were fantastic

Rowan Murphy

I stopped by with my mother to grab lunch. We got a tea, leek and potato soup, and 2 scrambled eggs on gluten free toast. The wait time was pretty long, about 40 minutes. The tea was not very hot, and tasted like whatever had been in the pot prior. My mother was not very pleased with her eggs or toast- especially considering the pricetag of £9. I enjoyed my soup, a very large amount, however the potato had seemed to have partially dissolved in the broth and there wasn't very much of it actually in there. More of a personal issue, but the music was extremely loud to the point where we could not hear each other talk, even at louder volumes which was rather limiting to conversation. The door was also kept open despite the rain and I found myself rather cold. We used to come here a lot but the quality of the food and service has dropped significantly and I dont think we will come back. However the waitress was very nice! She swapped the dairy milk for oat when we asked about it and brought over extra water :)

Jason Lawrenson

We only stopped here because our hotel was around the corner and we were hungry. At first glance it looks like a cool place to stop and eat. I had fish and chips, the only one available was the gluten free. Maybe this is what affected the batter, it had no taste, it was crispy but the inside was swimming in grease. I ended up scraping the batter off and just eating the fish. The guy who served us really didn't want to be there or enjoyed his job, or at least that's how it came across to me the customer. Would I go there again? Not for food, drinks maybe

Patti Chan

Tim Copeland

Best meal I've had in a long time. It was all fantastic. Good gluten-free food too.

Pete Sanders

We had a recommendation to try Mustard Seed in Inverness and it didn’t let us down. We arrived late’ish on a Friday night and the friendly team accommodated us with a table. Food was very wholesome and really enjoyed it. Highlights for us were the mussels and venison. Gluten free well accommodated.

Heike Renz

A thoroughly enjoyable visit! Superb fish oysters, delicious mussels in chili coconut, and a juicy burger! Attentive, friendly staff! Gluten-free? No problem! Vegetarian - of course! We'll be back!

katherine

I was coming from a long day trip and I found this lovely Indian restaurant next to the station- the food was great - the accommodate the gluten free and vegan request !!! Muchas gracias !!!(Argentina)

Pamela Stevenson

Lovely meal, with great gluten free options. Server, Paulina, was very friendly and helpful. Thank you. We will be back 😁

Carol Ann Leiper

My daughter is coeliac and I’m GF so I did a bit of research before booking this restaurant. I called to check the burgers were definately GF and was assured they were. I also noted dietary requirements on the booking. We placed our order for 2 burgers only to be told that there were no GF buns. We decided to go ahead with the order as we had a theatre booking later that evening and it would have been awkward to find another restaurant. The waitress advised she would arrange for some “extra chips” with the burger. When the food arrived it was almost comical the tiny burger had been hidden between 2 bits of little gem lettuce it looked like it was hiding its embarrassment! The burger was dry and tasteless the chips were at least hot but if that was extra I’d hate to see a normal portion. When asked if everything was ok with our me I said no. No effort had been made to try and elevate the bun less burger. Maybe a bit tomato, onion, cucumber would have been a start. £17.00 for a dry burger a small bowl of chips and a handful of leaves was awful. We spoke to the manager who was unaware they had ran out of GF bread he offered a discounted price and a dessert. We felt he was lacking basic knowledge of what coeliac disease actually us as he offered vegan icecream having just ordered a burger we are not vegan ! I feel the chef and management need to review their food intolerance options. I fear the chips were also fried in the normal frier where gluten products are cooked as later that night my daughter had some mild side effects from having eaten gluten. A bit more education in the kitchen I think. In the end we were given 10% of the bill and our drinks free but it still felt very steep at £30.00 for an awful meal. Waiting staff were very nice and we felt sorry for them having to bring out such a pathetic plate of good.

Melanie Scurfield

Super find on our way through Inverness. Super friendly staff, yummy food and clean comfortable facilities. They are pet friendly and also offered gluten free alternatives.

Emma Telford

Friendly little cafe with great food and loads of veggie, vegan & gluten free choices. I had vegan breakfast (I'm actually veggie but not fussed about eggs) I got veggie haggis, tatty scone, hash browns, veggie sausages & beans & tomato. Very nice! Partner had a Scottish breakfast and said the black pudding was the best he's ever had. Dogs welcome & have their own menu.

Claire Dawson

Delicious dinner at Aye Eat. Very understand and accommodating with gluten free needs. We did the mix and match starters. The Cullen skink is to die for and the drivers were very good. The only downsides were that the highland cow skewer portion was very small and the Irn Bru cheesecake my partner had didn’t have much of a taste. The decor is so fun and we still highly recommend.

Brooke Wills

Ordered carry out. Food was delicious and customer service was impeccable. She was very knowledgeable and helpful with allergies, especially gluten free and nuts. Would go back in a heartbeat

Jay

I was recommended Johnny Foxes by a friend while visiting Inverness. I’m Gluten and Dairy free. This place did not disappoint. Plenty of alternatives to choose from. Opted for the battered haddock and chips. WOW! The batter on this is one of the best gluten free versions I’ve had so far. The atmosphere was lovely and all the staff were great. Although I didn’t book, I may suggest doing so on a weekend as it did start to get busy and a lot of ‘reserved’ signs were on tables. Would definitely return.

Reto Trottmann

Very friendly and helpful staff with good support also on gluten free dishes. Food was ok but nothing outstanding, a wee bit too much of butter on the halibut

Jessica Pereyra

B Donald

A funeral tea, I hadn't warned them in advance that I'm gluten and dairy free as I wasn't 100% sure I'd be going. They had no problem doing gf sausage roll, sandwiches and homemade cake. I was well impressed.

Jennifer Mc

Deborah Jackson

J V

Nice remodeled market hall into a food court. Bad Girl has the best coffee we have had in Scotland, very good. They also had a lovely gluten free lemon drizzle muffin and a good pork sausage roll. Service was a little uninterested and not particularly friendly here, especially compared to the one in Beauly where they were understaffed but still absolutely lovely.

David Stone

Nathalie

We stepped out of the train station, right into this hotel. That was a very pleasant surprise. Literally no walking time at all. Staff is very friendly, they explained nicely where our room was and gave us some recommendations on where to get a nice dinner. The hotel looks beautiful, the big stairs in the lobby are a real eyecatcher. There’s some nice spots to sit in the lobby, to enjoy a drink. The rooms were a bit noisy and most of all, very old. I don’t really mind the curtains, flooring, beds etc. to be old, but the bathroom was so old that I can’t imagine they can really get it clean after all those years. I do have to say that the water pressure in the shower was excellent and that there was a heated towel rack. The breakfast was not at all what we expected, the room again is beautiful but not dressed nicely at all, and the breakfast itself leaves much to be desired. There’s no eggs or bacon or something. We saw some people order something from the restaurant but it seemed that was not really something we should do, nor was it offered to us. They did have some gluten free bread.

Aileen Costa

Megan Murray

Fantastic experience for my mum's birthday. Main courses were amazing and catered for celiac disease with an exclusive menu. Desserts were equally as good. Thank you so much for putting decorations and even a wee candle on my mum's dessert. Also all of the staff were so friendly, a credit to the restaurant!! We will be back for sure 😁

Lawrence Elliott

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