The food was amazing, and they have an excellent gluten free selection with a Celiac specific menu. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodated our group of 12 with no issue. My wife celebrated her 45th birthday and they gave her a free dessert. No notes
Great cafe! My husband had delicious French toast and I had Irish beef burger with Gluten Free bread and fries. Good GF options and they were very accommodating!
Great gluten-free pizza.
But, but, but: I was really unsure about the desserts. I don't drink alcohol on principle and asked which dessert was gluten-free. When I pointed out that the cake they'd recommended to me had layers of gin, they said it was jam. And? It's still alcoholic. Honestly, that shattered my trust in the staff.
PS: The espresso was great.
Our server was super helpful and was able to indicate which items were gluten free! She asked if it was celiac and when I said yes she made sure to tell the kitchen to clean everything!
We had 3 people in our party and only one had a good food experience. Unfortunately, the 2.people that ordered gluten free pasta dishes were served extremely boring dishes with no flavor and absolutely no attempt at presentation. The gluten free pasta dishes looked like something from a children's menu - no exaggeration, I promise. My dish, Penne Regine All’Arrabbiata, was tasty and well presented. I enjoyed it! Service was attentive. Atmosphere was ok. Tables were close together, somewhat unnecessarily since there was plenty of space in the restaurant. We will not be returning.
I brought my family to this restaurant as I go there a few times a year because two of us are celiac and it isn’t safe in most places to eat out. I usually eat here because of my celiac disease as I was confidant that it was celiac friendly and didn’t have to worry about cross contamination and they cater for celiacs but the last time I was there I was told that the chips , wings and chicken was not gluten free because they were cooked in the same oil and fryer as the rest of the gluten food. I found this very disappointing and can’t understand why this has changed. I will not be returning as it is unsafe as a celiac to eat here. Very disappointed
This place is absolutely incredible. It is tapas style and you can really taste how fresh the food is. No matter how long the line is I think it’s worth the wait, also they can make almost anything celiac/gluten friendly.
First Floor, 82 Aungier St, Dublin, D02 NP30, Ireland
Accommodating Gluten-Free
Ice CreamDairy Free OptionsKid FriendlyOpen Late NightTake AwayVegetarian OptionsVegan OptionsDessertsDelivery
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David Gardner
Delicious gluten free crepes and gelato. They also give a 10% school student discount. Great value compared to other gelato places in the area. Highly recommended.
I visited this place for lunch yesterday for the first time. Service was excellent. I ordered the gluten free pancakes and they were amazing!!! I will definitely be back!
We had an amazing Sunday brunch with a group of 15, and the service was exceptional. Two of my friends follow a gluten-free and vegetarian diet, and we were pleased to find plenty of options for those with dietary restrictions.
For groups of eight or more, the restaurant typically offers a group menu. However, since it was a quiet day, I spoke with the manager in advance when making our reservation, and they were happy to accommodate our request for an à la carte menu to cater to specific dietary needs.
Our group enjoyed both the set dinner menu and the group menu, both of which were absolutely worth the price. The food was delicious, well-portioned, and satisfying.
A special thanks to Zeha, who took great care of us during our visit. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I highly recommend this restaurant!
The food was fine but the service was terribly disappointing. Waitress just walked up and asked, “ready to order?” without a welcome, introduction, explanation of the multiple menus, or anything. I said I might need help for a dairy allergy, she said to “order the shepherd’s pie” (which I thankfully knew would put me in the hospital) and then said “or download the allergy info” and then just left. After later taking our order, she said, “and gluten allergy” before again walking off. I had to call her back to correct her which made me terribly nervous since I have quite a severe dairy allergy; it’s not just a preference or even an intolerance. I felt unwelcome and burdensome. We ordered very little since we felt so hurried and unhappy, despite originally hoping to make a fun night of it (and spend all our remaining euros) on our last day in Dublin.
What a shame from a unique bakery into a soulless mass produced cafe... Lost all it's magic and appeal. Poor choice of deserts and limited gluten free. What a shame, owner needs to bring back the queens of tart!
Celiac friendly
