Top 8 Gluten-Free Bread Spots to Delight in Sheffield

Mark Spice

Visited on a recommendation and was not disappointed. As a coeliac I felt very comfortable eating here, will definitely be back

sarah mcphie

My family are difficult to cater for, coeliac, vegetarian and one who is not very adventurous with food. It was my daughter's Birthday and we ate here. OMG the food is amazing, fresh, loads of choice, great portion sizes, inexpensive. Staff, warm friendly. The whole family were catered for, will definitely return. If you aren't GF, dont let visiting this amazing place put you off, you would never know it's GF. I had the arancini, my son had the mushrooms on toast, my daughter had a burger, all the GF food is so tasty , not like supermarket alternatives. GF or not, go to this amazing place.

Henrik S

Fantastic gluten free options and great service by Dermot and team!

Vince Poirot

The chicken and waffle was absolutely divine. The crispy, perfectly seasoned fried chicken paired with the golden, buttery waffle was a match made in heaven. Every bite was an explosion of flavor—sweet, savory, crispy, fluffy—all at once. Whoever came up with this combination deserves a medal. Then came the blueberry pancakes… and let me tell you, don’t let the words “vegan” and “gluten-free” fool you. If anything, they made them even more incredible! Light, fluffy, and bursting with fresh blueberries, these pancakes were pure perfection. I was skeptical at first, but one bite and I was completely sold. The latte? Simply exquisite. The coffee-to-milk ratio was spot on, creating the smoothest, most balanced cup I’ve had in a long time. And just when I thought it couldn’t get better, the barista surprised me with a beautifully crafted heart design on top. The attention to detail was unreal! Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but trust me, every single penny is worth it. I will definitely be coming back very soon!

Lulu Stuart

Birthday vibes at Church – Temple of Fun 🎉💜 Had my birthday meal here and honestly, it was amazing. The staff were so friendly, and they even wrote “Happy Birthday” on a slab on the table – little touches like that mean a lot. The vibe was chill but quirky – lights, colours, and cool stuff on the walls (neurodivergent-friendly big time!). There’s a photo booth, pool table, PlayStation area upstairs, and I’ve heard they do live music too, though I only came for food this time. All the food is vegan – and trust me, even the meat-eaters in my family were shocked how good it was. They were reading the menu like it was in another language 😂 but ended up loving every bit. They actually wanted more! I had a lush mocktail and even grabbed a tee from the merch stand. My mum has really bad dietary needs (gluten-free, soy-free, vegan) and the staff went out of their way to sort her something proper. That meant the world – not everywhere does that. Whole night was just spot on. Food, vibes, staff, all of it. If you’ve got ADHD or autism or you’re just a bit quirky like me, this place makes you feel right at home. My only concern was the toilets — my mum has lung disease and the only ones we were shown were up a very steep staircase. I didn’t see any downstairs or get offered an accessible option. If you use a wheelchair or have mobility issues, I’d recommend calling ahead to check if they have accessible toilets. Not all disabilities are visible, so it’s just something to be aware of. If you don’t need that, it won’t be an issue — but I always include things like this for others with diverse needs. Thanks church for helping make my 40th a good one ! ☝️ 🫶🏽

Edgaras Barsketis

Love the gluten free pizza here, but I cannot recommend anything else from the gluten free menu. I ordered a seekh wrap which is meant to come with lettuce and chips, but this is how the wrap arrived. Made me feel a little sad :(

David Coleman

We attended on a Monday night for a family meal with three children and four adults. Two of the party required strict gluten free food and our server Samanta was precise and careful with her menu advice. There was a lot of GF options and some possible mitigations. We enjoyed a range of high quality starters, mains and desserts and one of the Coeliac diners was blown away by the GF pale ale. All in all, a wonderful weeknight dining experience with a pleasant atmosphere and attentive and friendly service. We felt very well looked after and look forward to returning.

Karen Jenkins