Top 6 Gluten-Free Cafes to Delight in Bury Saint Edmunds

Sandra Jarvis

So love coming here on the few times I come to Bury. The food is great. I can get gluten free and dairy free and service us always with a smile

Dominoes Tes

Not the greatest of eats but good enough if passing and hungry. Cheapest of ingredients. A "greasy spoon" cafe. Good portions. Large and Clean place. Inside and outdoors seating. Good service people. Long wait of 40 minutes+ from ordering. Was a flow of custom but only couple standing in line, ordering at a time, so not fully packed cafe. Gluten free sausages taste mainly of rice/corn flour, shame because they looked fat and juicy. No real taste to burger either, apart from grease. Left half of it. No flavour to both dinners. As agreed by other person too. August 2024

Andy Sparkes

I booked the Six Bells for a wake and I wasn’t disappointed . The location is really good just 10 minutes from the Crematorium which was ideal because it meant nobody had to drive any further than necessary. The feedback I had about the food from family was really good and there was plenty of it. Nicola and the staff did a Brilliant job and catered for Vegans and Gluten free as well. Thank you Nicola and staff 👏

Spyda Palmizio

This is a lovely place to have a coffee and cake and relax. The staff are always lovely and friendly, and go out of their way to accommodate you. In the summer you can sit in their little garden and enjoy the sunshine. They have Gluten Free and Vegan options so everyone is catered for. Their prices are a little expensive, but their service is second to none ! 😊

Mira Nair

Great to have a coeliac friendly cafe in Bury St Edmunds town centre; the pancake stack and Breakfast were both good portion sizes which is great for us as we like a decent portion size! The staff very very friendly but the food did take a fairly long time to come out , however it was beautifully presented and we were not in a rush so we didn't mind a bit of a wait. I like hemp bread but my husband doesn't like that earthy flavour of it so that knocked the stars from 5 to 4 for food but it's really a personal preference thing, I wonder if there was another GF bread option for the breakfast he could have had? Will be coming back to try the coffee and also lunch options as both sounded nice. Always happy to support a restaurant which makes an effort on gluten free.

G righ

Overpriced. £15 for a toastie and coffee Coffee Cups handles far to small basically burnt my finger everytime I tried picking it up Poor gluten free range Really didn’t like the food had to make my mother who doesn’t eat gluten eat it so it didn’t go straight in the bin Coffee was good only good thing Wobbly chair uneven legs really bugged me but it was so condensed in there barely room to stand let alone swap a chair Overall would not come again to eat Took a while to be seated, had to stand the whole duration of waiting Toastie was burnt and hard Stick to your coffees