Top 5 Gluten-Free Cafes to Delight in Chiswick, London

Lewis Bronze

Mama provided gf food for a family tea party. Everything was superb. Not just the food which is tasty and imaginative (for gluten eaters too) but also for the very personal service which took great care and attention to get every detail correct. A real asset to the Chiswick neighbourhood. I’ve also eaten in the cafe which plays excellent music for those of a certain age!

Corinne Hills

We found this lovely cafe accidentally while visiting from Derbyshire, the staff are lovely and the food is incredible. My diet is gluten and dairy free and so had the gluten free vegetable flan which was SO good. In fact it was so good we went back the next day for lunch too, taking my sister who lives locally. Thank you for the warm welcome and the lovely food, if you would share your flan recipe I would be eternally grateful, especially the pastry which was melt in the mouth delicious!

My Vegan Foodista

🐰Vegan Review🐰 A good spot for vegans, solo or in a couple /family. I was on a solo date, for a little vegan celebration :) I went for a Vegan Love You Lotus crepe and a Vegan salted caramel thick shake. The crepe by itself is Gluten-free. The quality is decent, with a nice presentation. I liked the shake more than the crepe itself but I'm quite satisfied with the overall experience. The weather was nice and warm, I sat outside and started chatting with a retired geologist and traveller! The pros 🎈 * You can have 10% off if you order online, which I tried but it wouldn't work for me. So, I ordered at the till and they applied the discount. * The service is nice * The Vegan menu is definitely highlighted and appealing. That's what attracted me in the first place. The menu makes it easy for vegans to make their choices. It's a no-brainer ❤️ *Outdoor space in front of the park is very relaxing despite the traffic. The cons ⏰ * The interior design. It's a bit of a cold and dark atmosphere. I would add some wall art, colours, plants... cosy furniture, to jazz it up, making it more welcoming, more of a place where you want to hang out and spend money. *The buckwheat dough makes the sweet crepes a bit dry I guess. I'm French, traditionally with use 2 different recipes for sweet (crepe) and savoury (galettes) * online orders to eat in need of a little help.

Kate Hoyle

Dropped in for a green tea and quick bite to eat. The staff were really helpful and easily accommodated my gluten intolerance. I was told they could make any sandwich I wanted with gluten free bread. Opted for hot roasted vegetables, which sounds a bit odd for a sandwich but it was delicious. Atmosphere is good but just dropped a star because it’s very noisy.

Ani

Delicious toasted sandwiches, and they have gluten free bread. Juices are very good too. Pricey but you pay for the good quality. Service bit slow.