Top 12 Gluten-Free Brunch Spots to Delight in Temple Bar, Dublin

Lynn Gillespie

So glad we dined here while staying in the Temple Bar section of Dublin! Server was very knowledgeable about gluten free items and helped me with the menu, I had the fish and chips and my friend had the Shepards pie! Both were amazing! I had a local gf beer and drinks were delicious! Highly recommend, and I will definitely return!

Bruna

As a Brazilian, this is a must-go-to spot. They have plenty of delicious and authentic food. Tapiocas are great and have proper legitimate ingredients. Their coffees are insanely good, and if you have a sweet tooth like me, you have to try their paçoca hot chocolate – trust me on this one. They’re constantly busy but once you’re sat it’s very quick and easy to order. They have multiple vegan and gluten, dairy, allergen free options. Paradise! This is one of the few spots in Dublin you can find a casadinho and their pão de queijo is the best in town (according to me and all my friends). Their meals are also spectacular, cuscuz, feijoada, you name it! I do think €3 is a bit much for a singular brigadeiro or pão de queijo as the ingredients are cheap and they’re very quick and easy to make. Not an unusual thing in Temple Bar area and other Brazilian spots as well though. Alas, I keep coming back for the quality.

Crash Johnson

First time in Dublin this past week and the quays is 100% the best place I have eaten. It's a smaller restaurant, but it looks gorgeous and is connected to a large bar with great live music. The staff are efficient, polite and above all, friendly. Personable and helpful, and very attentive. The food was HOT not warm like a lot of places that just reheat premade meals. And as a celiac I was thrilled with their selection of gluten free options. If you're looking for a great place to eat or even have a drink, I can't reccomend the quays enough.

Kath C-J

Had a wonderful burger with gf bun, chips and Peroni gf beer. Definitely yum and service was great.

Simone Ragusi

Unfortunately, a disappointing experience. The initial welcome was friendly, but there was zero flexibility when it came to ordering. I asked for an Irish Breakfast with gluten-free bread and to substitute the two puddings (which I can’t eat), but was told I could only remove them — no substitutions allowed, and I would still have to pay for the full dish. When I asked why, the only explanation was “the chef doesn’t want to,” which felt more like a whim than a serious policy. I decided to leave, as I believe this kind of attitude is unfair — especially in a time when food allergies and intolerances should be taken seriously.

Sabrina magische Lebensberatung

Nici is a great waitress who immediately asked about allergies, always kept an eye on us and was friendly. The gluten-free burger (there is a special gluten-free menu) tasted incredibly delicious. Fresh ingredients and prepared to perfection. Definitely coming back

Batu Okçuoğlu

What a shame from a unique bakery into a soulless mass produced cafe... Lost all it's magic and appeal. Poor choice of deserts and limited gluten free. What a shame, owner needs to bring back the queens of tart!

Adi v. Holt

Very solid and Gluten free Empenadas.

M B

We visited last night and had a great experience. Group of seven, one vegan, two vegetarians, and one coeliac. There was something for everyone which was amazing. The food was lovely and the vibes were good. Our server (a nice Brazilian man) was really helpful when recommending wines and was really informed and knowledgeable about what was gluten free. He really made our night!

Cami Diaz

Traditional and delicious Irish food and they have a lot of gluten free options. I definitely recommend this place.

Christopher Kilcullen

I order a buger and it was gluten free it's was Delicious would definitely go back again the service was was great to .

Aaron Eppinger

A wonderful place to eat that could accommodate my gluten and dairy needs. Friendly staff and great food!