Top 28 Gluten-Free Indian Spots to Discover in Glasgow

Adam Boys

Wonderful South Indian food served by delightful, attentive, waiters. I am not gluten intolerant but there is a distinct difference between this and other Indian restaurants. The meal does not weigh heavy afterwards. It’s very noticeable. Try the salty lassi (lusi) and the paper dosa. It’s easy to over order but the waiters offer to bag the leftovers. Just go. You’ll love it.

A M

Great Indian food and everything is gluten free! Nice lunch special. Helpful staff. Very spacious restaurant with bathroom available. Easy to find street parking nearby.

lea anne mcphee

Food was delicious staff very friendly and helpful. My only little issue was we ordered the sharer street food meal. It was advertised as gluten free option but we weren’t told that that the starter and bread were not gluten free. If we had known that we would have ordered differently.

Roberto

Quite nice, both the pakora starters and the mains (chicken korma and lamb rogan josh). I appreciated the care in asking for allergies and was told pakoras are fried separately for gluten free customers.

Ian Piper Green

Excellent food and service. Good gluten free options.

Marie Docherty

Had a very enjoyable meal. Great gluten free choices if you are a coeliac so a real treat. Curries cooked to perfection! Ali very welcoming, great service and many thanks for the free starters. Highly recommend a visit when in Glasgow.

Ray Jeffries

Exceptional curry, very attentive staff and great options for gluten free.

J-D D

Amazing gluten free food! Fish and chips, sticky toffee pudding and eggs Benedict all so good 👍

Olivia Francey

This is my go-to for Indian food in Glasgow. I regularly order takeaway and it’s always consistently great – full of flavour and really well made. I visited the restaurant for the first time today and it was just as good in person. The food was excellent and the staff were friendly, welcoming, and happy to help. I’m gluten free and really appreciate how many of the curries and sides on the menu are clearly marked and safe to eat – there's loads of choice and everything I’ve tried has been spot on. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for quality Indian food in Glasgow!

l gauthy

Large choice of delicious sharable little indian dishes. Lots of gluten free options.

Camila Mont'Alverne

The best way to define ranjit’s to me is straightfoward. The focus is on the quality of food and it never disappoints. The place itself is interesting, but be mindful you might need to share a table with strangers if it’s busy. In my experience it’s always fine, but might not be your cup of tea. Don’t forget to try the cheese pakora, the daal, and the chickpeas curry. Almost everything in the menu is gluten free, including bread, and vegetarian. Highly recommended

Karajz Balint

Delicious gluten-free and vegetarian meal options, the tapas portioned indian is a the perfect food to share with friends.

MEBIL ANTONY

Madha – A Taste of Home in Glasgow I recently had a wonderful family dinner at Madha – North & South Indian Kitchen, and it was an experience worth sharing. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and a clean, elegant ambiance that instantly made us feel comfortable. We started our meal with a refreshing lassi, which was perfectly creamy and balanced in sweetness—just like how it’s made back home. For the main course, we indulged in a chicken biryani that was bursting with authentic flavors, Butter chicken paired with freshly made, soft naan that complemented the meal beautifully. Every bite reminded me of home-cooked food, rich in tradition and taste. One thing I truly appreciated was the vegan and gluten-free options available on the menu, ensuring that everyone, regardless of dietary needs, could enjoy a wholesome meal. If you’re missing home-cooked meals, don’t think twice—Madha is the place to be. The authentic flavors, excellent service, and cozy atmosphere make it a perfect spot for a comforting Indian dining experience in Glasgow. Highly recommended!

Demian Khan

Great food, service and decor. Young helpful waiting staff and you get the sense the kitchen are passionate about getting the dishes spot on for each order. Dietary needs catered for carefully in the menu: gluten free, vegan options.

Anne Horsburgh

Lovely menu with most dishes gluten free. Very amiable and attentive staff. We went on Saturday prior to a matinee at the Tron Theatre so had the pre-theatre menu which is very reasonable. Music is played at a suitable volume to allow you to chat without having to raise your voice! Ideal location for the theatre too.

Andrea Callegaro

Food is amazing and spicy! They have a special menu for allergies (a lot of plates are gluten free) but they warned about cross contamination! Waiters are helpful and nice, great atmosphere (the room is also beautifully decorated with colourful furniture) and they have a convenient menu offer (1 starter, 1 main and 1 side for 9.99£). Portions are big! Definitely a must go if you like Indian food!

Patricia Costa

I have visited Chaakoo numerous times at both West End and City Centre locations in Glasgow, always enjoying excellent service and gluten-free meals, which I frequently recommended to others. However, during my recent visit, I discovered that their menu has changed significantly, with only one salad and a couple of desserts remaining gluten-free. Most dishes now contain gluten, use ingredients that may contain gluten, or are prepared in areas with gluten, including the rice! Despite noting my coeliac disease and gluten-free requirements in my booking, I was not informed of these menu changes. It's disappointing to see the restaurant regress in accommodating gluten-free diners, and I won't be returning or recommending.

Anna Bauch

Very tasty restaurant… great service, great food. Will definitely come back. We had a relaxed and wonderful dinner. Has a variety of dishes for vegan, vegetarian or gluten free.

Janet Westwater

Disappointed with the service. We were a table of 8, had booked for 7.30pm then server asked if we were ok with the food coming out as it was ready, so some of us didn’t order pakora, as it was the pakora came out first with a time lag to the main course, one of our party was gluten free and their dish arrived well before everyone else’s, and all the ‘main’ courses arrived at 9.10pm. It didn’t seem particularly busy. That said the food was lovely but there was a wait.

Lisa Flinn

I had a great experience at The Indian on Skirving Street. Most of the menu is gluten-free. Be cautious with the pakoras; the waiter checked if a gluten-free fryer was available since they sometimes use the same fryer for samosas. We decided to skip them. The curries were all gluten-free ( I had no reaction from the meal ) and delicious. I'll definitely return.

Lisa Heidinger

Confusing knowledge of coeliac foods. When certain of available foods the food was excellent. No coeliac puddings.

Christine Powell

Popular place, right on campus. Food was solid, if not amazing. Gluten Free options, and a detailed allergen menu available.

Á MacAllister

Our first food in Glasgow, it was amazing! Lots of vegetarian and gluten free choices. Very friendly and accommodating staff, I can't rate it high enough.

Kerri Copeland

Food was delicious, great gluten free options, I’m coeliac, i cant have wheat/gluten and have to be really careful with cross contamination, the staff took the time to explain everything on the menu, they even changed the fryer oil to allow me to have pakora with no contamination. Will definitely be back!

Chase

The waiter was so kind!! He was knowledge and double checked the ingredients of the items we ordered. Amazing gluten free options. The pakora was delicious!!! They only fry them in gram flour (chickpea) and corn flour. And they don't add any flours to their curries. Basically all i couldn't eat was the naan. Best part was, everything was delicious. I came back here a second night during my stay just for the pakora.

Emily Schwab

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Farah Pop xo

a shame that the dosa isn't gluten free vegan like its traditionally meant to be - nor do they have adequate alternatives for those with allergies