Forde Daryl

Google review

This is a home styleChinese restaurant. Service was outstanding and the staff were very attentive and kept asking us if everything was ok. There is a separate gluten-free menu and the choice is reasonable. The main menu is not extensive but covers the usual dishes. I was slightly disappointed in the quality. The gluten free lemon chicken was lacking in sufficient lemon taste but the chicken breast was great. The non coeliac meat dish was very tasty yet overpowered by the use of too much starch in the sauce. Spring rolls were did not contain enough filling. The oil in which they were fried was perhaps not hot enough. The hot and sour soup contained chicken and shrimps and was tasty, although the thickening starch was a bit too much. Overall, excellent service and great for coeliacs who very rarely get the chance to eat Chinese food. Highly recommended.

Alanah Moulsdale

Google review

The coeliac pizza is flatbread not pizza! .. Not the nicest pizza I’ve every had, but it’s a decent option. They have a gluten free pizza which is cooked in the same oven as regular pizzas, but they have a coeliac “pizza” which is basically a flatbread.

Chloe Banham

Google review

Great gluten free pie options, the service was lovely. There were a couple of issues with our meal but they dealt with them well.

Alanah Moulsdale

Google review

Pho’s menu is 98% gluten free and has been accredited by coeliac UK for the last 9 years. The food is absolutely delicious. I highly recommend

Fiona Beresford

Google review

Nice place to eat, clearly labelled vegan and or vegetarian and or gluten free foods. Good enough standard. The cauliflower wings were sold out, so too were the cashew nuts. Took 40 mins to receive our food after our 2 pm booking and food order. Seems like a nice place to go for afternoon tea?