Top 18 Gluten-Free Late-Night Spots to Enjoy in Royal Tunbridge Wells

Trish Solly

Bills a great restaurant in the heart on Tunbridge Wells. It offers indoor & outdoor seating & is open for breakfast, bruch, lunch & dinner. It is dog & family friendly. They have high chairs & children's menu. They offered a great range of gluten, vegan & vegetarian options. We loved our breakfast at Bills. The service was friendly & efficient. Food was cooked with top quality ingredients & was so fresh & flavourful. The squash was beautifully roasted & sweet. Drinks list was extensive serving hot drinks, juices, smoothies, moju shots, cocktails, mocktails beer & and impressive wine list. I only wish we had a chance to have an evening meal there!

Adrian Cooper

As a group of 7, we are a servers nightmare , 2 coeliac and 2 with servere reactions to tomatoes and strawberries but I can say that Danni and the behind scenes team were absolutely outstanding. Upon ordering, Danni checked and rechecked our allergy requirements and then returned with queries from the kitchen to clarify any requirements, always professional and with a smile. The food came in a timely manner and was spot on. The whole experience was exceptional, service as it should be. A massive round of applause for Danni and the whole team 👏

Milton Jackson

Edward Lemus

Trudy Thompson

Angelica Russell

Phyllis Fulcher

Danielle Cross

My go to birthday place 🙏 cater for gluten free too. Just sad they no longer do their delicious kimchi

Allen Smith

Kate Fearnley

Had a lovely meal here as a family, most things on the m he seemed to be naturally gluten free or easily adapted to be so. The staff were knowledgeable and we felt in safe hands.

Anna Johnson

Jane Corry

Very friendly service and very tasty food, reasonably priced and gluten free options. Would highly recommend a visit here.

Carolyn Hebert

Felicia Carpenter

Alfonso Byfield

Matthew Churchward

Everyone of our friends said this was a great place to go to so having a day off we visited TN1 for some lunch. When we looked at the menu and we couldn't see any indication what dishes were gluten free so when ordering with the waiter we asked if the burger was gluten free, he said he yes (gluten free bun) We waited I think about 15 - 20 minutes for the starter to turn up (I would say there were 5 to 6 other tables in there) when the waiter turned up he only had one dish, we were trying to work out what he was saying and eventually it turned out that my wife's starter wasn't gluten free (chicken satay) having this told to you at this point wasn't a good start. It would have been too late for my wife to order another starter as mine was getting cold (frozen prawn tempura at £9.00) So a little pissed off we persevered, the waiter didn't come over at all though the meal to ask if everything was alright, I had to get the attention of the lady behind the bar to get some more drinks (she was very polite and hoped we enjoyed the drinks) however a dog that turned up with its owner who was a friend of the owners got more attention from the waiter than we did, what did worry me was that he was stroking and interacting close to the dogs face with his hands and then he went straight to the bar to pick up clean wine glasses and then serve food without us seeing if he had washed his hands. The burger was ok (£17.00) but nothing to write home about. The problem is with today's cost of living when you spend £80 for some lunch you expect it to be to a certain standard. The sad thing is that when you have a bad experience at a place you will certainly tell more people about it. We won't be going back.

Bret Cantrell

Cassey Brown