Top 10 Gluten-Free Spots to Explore in Berwick-upon-Tweed

Alison Forrester

Asked about gluten-free per other reviews. Looked blank and said they don't do it

Mark Goff

Lovely hot food and home made cake that was gluten free with no premium

Nightwing Hears

Superb gluten free cod and chips! I drive for nearly an hour just to go here!

Sue Gilbert

It's our 3rd visit in the past 3 years. Fabulous place to stay. Rooms very clean, beautiful, elegance in design and decorated. Staff very welcoming and excellent service. The chef went out her way to create gluten and lactose free very tasty and Fabulous Meals for me. Set in alovely Northumberland village and not far to visit beautiful locations. Easy to visit Edinburgh via train or car to Eyemouth and seahouses. Will be visiting again next year. 😍

Megan Hobson

Knowledgable about coeliac disease and asked if I was a coeliac when I had questioned which ice creams were gluten free. All made from gluten free oats. Used a clean scoop and used a fresh part of the gelato to scoop from.

john whitelaw

Just home from a weekend in Berwick , and our table of 9 went on Saturday Night. We had a vegan and gluten intolerant person amongst us and we were well catered for and the food was great !! The staff were so friendly and accommodating, couldn’t ask for better service . We will most definitely be back . Thank you

Caz C

Lovely lunch crayfish jacket potato gluten-free and dairyfree with a choice of cakes too. Busy and efficient staff took the time to help with dietary requirements which was much appreciated thank you.

Ross Allen

Kids had a nice simple pasta meal but decided not to risk eating a gluten free meal due to no allergy folder and lack of staff knowledge when asking them about ingredients. Disappointed

Kat Mackay

Great food, great service. As a coeliac, it's very reassuring to know that all the curries are gluten free too!

Snow HB Pencil

Northern Soul is a gem of a place! The café intercepts food from local supermarkets, that would have otherwise been binned, and turns them into delicious meals. This means that the menu is constantly changing. From sandwiches and pies to soups, curries and stir fries. They’re pretty good at providing vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and dairy free. I love their ethos of ‘feeding bellies and not bins’. There are set prices for teas, coffees, home-made spritzers and cakes. However for the meals they have a ‘Pay as you Feel’ during the week. Sundays is posh brunch time, where there is a set price, but for the quality of the locally sourced and organic ingredients it’s a good plate of items. I’ve visited quite often and it’s always fun to see what’s on the menu and the food has never disappointed. Book ahead if you want Sunday posh brunch. You realise pretty soon, that the place is more like a community hub than a café and the atmosphere in there is always warm and friendly. It’s such a wonderful place, and thoroughly deserves all the love and support it can get.