Top 14 Gluten-Free Kid-Friendly Spots to Explore in West London

Meghan Osborne

Absolutely loved going here! The fun light on fire tacos 10/10. I just wish they had celiac friendly cheese sauce.

Tim Prokop

These guys are doing a great job limiting the use of “gluten” free buns. 5 stars from me. Would definitely recommend them to anyone.

Lisa Brewer

Our usually place to order pizza since my husband and I are celiac. We always specify over the phone. Last night we were glutened. Our cauliflower crust pizza ended up being a regular crusted pizza. Needless to say we both ended the night with our heads in the toilet. We won't be going back.

Derek Resendes

Love that this place has a separate menu for gluten free options. Never have seen that before.

Vibhati

I had the chance to go to this location for the first time. In the beginning I talked about the gluten allergy and they were kind in accommodating all my requests. They took all the toppings from back and made the mango salsa fresh to avoid cross contamination. All the members of the staff were amazing. Special shout-out to Jinan for making my order. Would highly recommend if you have allergy requests.

A M

Decent food but not my favourite sushi in London. I feel like there was less variety than other places, but most of what they did serve was really good. I enjoyed the yam roll especially! However, the lamb skewer was disappointing. Service was great and they asked if our group had any dietary restrictions, and even brought out a special menu full of their gluten free options. If you are a larger group there is a 15% gratuity added to your bill which I did not mind. However, the one thing I did wish this restaurant would do differently is waiting until a majority of the group is present before starting your meal timer, as you have a strict 90 minute timer for your meal. I ended up being about 10 minutes earlier than the rest of my group and while we were able to order everything we wanted in the 90 minutes, it was a shock.

Heather Townsend

After 6 years of eating gluten free this is hands down the absolute worst and over priced pizza crust I’ve ever eaten. At first I was so excited, the pizza was a bit bigger than the norm and there were so many toppings to choose from. However, for $30 as a 3 topping pizza I was really expecting something actually edible and not extremely dried out. Please reconsider your gluten free crust supplier. My husband enjoyed his regular pizza but it’s not worth the hassle for us to order from two different places.

Bruce Dust

Tried two items for take out yesterday (9 Sept. 21); on the left is fried rice noodles with sliced beef and XO sauce (D11) and BBQ pork with honey (C6). Very tasty! I will definitely try more dishes from their extensive menu. (Stir Fried Lobster gets my mouth watering.) The portions are very generous, as other reviewers have mentioned, and they only use vegetable oil. There is also a gluten free option. Inside is very nicely decorated. There were a few tables enjoying a late lunch and their selection also looked and smelled great.

T

Have been several times to this restaurant for breakfast. We are always seated quickly, the waitstaff is pleasant, and the food is good. Coffee refills offered. They do not offer gluten-free toast, and their menu specifies no substitutions - you have to take what you get. The breakfast potato is the 1” diced and fried style, not greasy. You pay at the till when finished. My companion ordered eggs and bacon - no toast since no GF, and no tomato slices offered because no subs. I didn’t feel like eggs, so ordered the Southwestern Vegan Breakfast Hash: disappointing. It was a plate of their breakfast potatoes with a small smattering of little pieces of onion, mushroom and red pepper: basically a plate of potatoes, with a little pot of guacamole and a little pot of diced tomato on the side. I mean, the potatoes were good and all - but it could have used a bigger representation of the other veggies. I was potatoed-out by the time I was done. We were there on a Sunday morning, and the restaurant wasn’t half full, so it was a peaceful breakfast and we were served quickly. The server checked on us several times. Overall, not my favourite breakfast place, but clean, good service, and reasonable, if limited, food options. Obviously more choices if you don’t have food restrictions.

Fff Lll

Some $14 for a bowl of broth with noodles, which arrived with a few bok choy leafs and a few little pieces of the proteins. To make a sense of the soup, it takes to add a side "vegetable" (a reasonable amount of choy) for some $7 and also some protein from the menu. Beef, lamb and pork broths have a great flavor! Potato noodles are gluten-free. Cucumber salad chopped into irregular pieces.

lynne pinchin

great gluten free menu

Vibhati

The guy working was very rude and not careful about the allergy I told him. I specified that the order was for highly celiac allergic person but they honestly didn't care. When the other employee touched our food and I asked to change it. They did change it but were rude about it. Also the spoons for gluten-free food, they were putting it casually on gluten stuff. Update: The person working today was amazing. He even took out fresh spoons and containers for gluten free order...if you are celiac or gluten free ask for Mukesh. Never had this amazing experience at Shelbys.

Marilyn Powers

King of Pigs has become my go-to place to dine-in or do take-out. I struggle to find good food that meets my dietary restrictions in gluten and diary. King of Pigs is amazing - great food, no added gluten to most dishes and great service.

Sinnah Saint

Great food and good coffee at a good price. I haven't been in years but they have gluten free toast now.