Top 9 Gluten-Free Accommodating Spots to Relax in Isle of Man

Martin Smith

Delicious food and great gluten free options too. Service was excellent too.

Muriel Patrick

Had Sunday lunch here. It was lovely, well cooked and definitely fresh veggies. I needed gluten free and this was easily catered for.

Lucky Rainbow Sparkle

One of my favourite places to visit for a coffee. Watching the seals from the window with the whole family is a joy. Friendly staff. Lovely cakes with some gluten free options. They could try to offer a bit more gluten free options however. And some keto options, as nowadays many more people are giving up the carbs as they realise they get chonky when they eat them. A salad option perhaps.

Madison Reiver

This is the best place I ate in IOM. I read other reviews on the “find me gluten free” app and basically forced my group to eat here. Vegan cafe with a ton of gluten free options. We ate good!

David Halverson

Liam Reynolds (Lairyliam)

Visited from Peel for a rare treat for my Coeliac daughter I decided to pick my daughters up from dance class with a rare treat. Before I get into the review, I should note that the chips were untouched for around 20 minutes as I drove to my girls. However, as someone who has often had to wait 20 minutes to eat a chippy tea—and occasionally suffered a less-than-perfect chip as a result—I was still gutted by what we received. First, I want to highlight that the service was excellent. The staff were friendly, attentive, and couldn’t have been more helpful. The additions to the chips (chicken, sausages, etc.) were also very good—crispy and cooked as expected from a quality chip shop. However, I’m sorry to say that the chips themselves didn’t meet expectations. By any standard, and especially for a chip shop, they were disappointing. The chips were undercooked on the inside, overcooked on the outside, and noticeably greasy. Unfortunately, my Coeliac daughter—who was so thrilled with her surprise—was visibly disappointed, and her chips ultimately ended up in the bin. Living in Peel, we’re perhaps spoiled with consistently good chips out west, but I would expect any chip shop to get the basics right. I knew something was off the moment I opened my dinner. I realize this feedback might come across as overly harsh, but it’s rooted in genuine disappointment with our meal this evening. Without an email address to contact the owners directly, this public review feels like my only option to share our experience. That said, we will visit again, as I understand that mistakes happen and no one gets it perfect every time. I just hope that, next time, the chips live up to the otherwise excellent service and atmosphere. After all, when chips are the cornerstone of your business, they really need to be spot on.

Alberta Dennis

Manxy Girl

There is no designated disabled parking. There is a wheelchair ramp however the inside door was locked. Husband had to go all the way round to open it. It is bigger than I thought and the interior is nice. The servers were nice and friendly. The food was very tasty if on the pricey side. £15.95 for handmade pie and chips and £12.95 for a sandwich and half a cup of soup. Unfortunately they have no specialist coffee or even a simple machine that makes lattes and the only coffee is filter coffee which unfortunately was not good and tasted burnt. My Husband went to use the men's toilets where there was only one stall that was out of order, he had to use the disabled toilet which was rather smelly and although not disgusting it was not very clean either. We went to check out the gluten free menu which others had said was good and we were a bit disheartened by the I think 2 choices. Sorry to say that I will not be going back as although the food was tasty the whole experience and lack of gluten free options means our family is limited.

Elias Spencer