Top 37 Gluten-Free Pet-Friendly Spots to Explore in Bath

James Wythe

The BEST pizza I’ve ever had!

Ellen Duffy

Great gluten free menu, tasty food and friendly service

Kay Battell

Brilliant food drinks & service. They have a great GF menu and fully understand the needs of Coeliacs. We aee always regular customers when in Bath 10/10

Thomas Meehan

Beautiful food, especially the cheese souffle, with friendly and attentive staff. Very good range of gluten free food on its own menu, and each dish flagged.

Beth Holdway

A lovely experience all round. We were so impressed with the service from Isabelle, who was so knowledgeable and helpful about allergens. And Jimmy, who very quickly dealt with a small issue we had in a great manner. The restaurant should be very proud to have these guys representing them. Great gluten free options, we will be back! Thanks.

Dawn Groves

Wowsers it was fantastic xx as a gluten intolerant they covered everything. GF pittas with first course and they ensured that the phenomenal Mixed grill was all GF. Was the best ever xx staff were professional and warm, attentive. A lovely buzz welcomed everyone.

Jade Spurling

The food was amazing, and service was great. Highly recommend the dosa, chicken hydrabedi and lamb jalfrezi. Great gluten free options

Lianne Weeks

The service is amazing. I have coeliacs and they deal with allergies so well. Very clear with what I could and couldn't have and nothing was enough trouble.

Eva O'Neill

Delicious food! They have gluten free alternative to every option.

Lior Seidel

The menu showed diary and gluten status of every item. They have lots of GF options for both dinner and brunch

Jamie Travis

Our server was knowledgeable and respectful with our coeliac son and all the dishes were delicious. Thank you for an excellent dinner.

Pilar Gonzalez

They run out of beef burgers, so I ordered the ham, cheese and smokey tomato sauce panini but with GF bread as I am intolerant. £10 for a tiny sandwich (2 small slices of bread, who eat GF knows that bread), so overpriced. If you are GF intolerance or celiac, this is not your place and you will have to eat again in another place after 30min.

Hannah Shuter

Great service - took really good care of my friend who is a coeliac

Victoria Clarke

Wheelchair accessible entrance. Cafe is small but outdoor seating/seating in the arcade. Good tea and coffee and several gluten free cake options.

Michael Phillips

Great coffee and good option of sweet treats. Gluten free brownie was very nice.

my beautiful brain

Great cafe with good gluten free and veggie options. All delicious thank you x

Ana M

Yumm Friendly staff Gluten free friendly

Paul Terris

Really nice dinner for 6 recently. One gluten free diner in our group well looked after. Service was perfectly prompt and friendly. All food was tasty and arrived timely and all together. Wine was overly expensive. All in all definitely recommend

Rudi kinmont

Food was overpriced and bland the unseasoned side plate of veg to share between all six of us was a joke and the gluten free option was steak with three potato’s. Honestly your stomach and wallet will be happier going to weatherspoons.

Michelle Lee (M00seline)

drove past this little corner restaurant last week and thought “That looks interesting, let’s look it up - oh, they have folded pizza (calzone to us), ingredients look good, haven’t had pizza in ages, what’s a ristobar(?), let’s give it a try” A week later, table’s booked, hubby is having the folded pizza (Vesuvio on the menu) and I’m probably having a marinara with added artichokes. Ah, but I hadn’t reckoned on the specials… Where else in Bath (maybe the Southwest) are you going to have courgette flowers stuffed with ham and melty mozzarella cheese in a perfectly crispy light batter, served on a parmesan rich homemade tomato sauce? If that doesn’t rock your boat, there were four other appetisers on the specials list which were hard to resist. Given the strength of the cooking, I’ll happily go for the arancini next time (there will most definitely be a next time) - I’m usually wary of arancini as they have to be executed perfectly (or they are like the contents of a Christmas cracker - holding so much promise but really only affirming the British trait of craving disappointment.) Then, the pastas, which I had dismissed as looking a little uninteresting on the menu (and pizza is their specialty after all) again flummoxed me when the specialities list came out. Ravioli stuffed with seabass and crabmeat with homemade tomato sauce; or filled with ham and cime di rape (turnip greens - OMG, where do you even buy those here) in a cream sauce or filled with four cheeses in a Gorgonzola sauce (so five(!) cheeses really). Hubby was close to ditching his calzone (which is one of his favourite things) for the cheesy pasta (he’s a sucker for gorgonzola). The food was fantastic. The ravioli with ham and greens (for that’s what I went for) was so well made, really thin pasta and beautiful fresh flavours. The calzone crust was thin and crisp, filling astonishingly moreish - they use really good anchovies which hubby had as an added extra. We had affogato for puds - not a standard one here either - lots of cream and amaretto. We were so impressed - really great cooking by a real Italian chef who knows what he’s doing. Service was charming, friendly and attentive. Bill came with Baci chocolates and no service charge added. They do GF pizza bases, so even our gluten intolerant friends can visit. Go, go, go - Napulé appears to have been around for a year and deserves to be a lot busier. It was a Wednesday night and it was a crying shame that there was only one other table occupied while we were there. Prices are reasonable for the quality - pizzas in particular - they use fior di latte, for goodness sake. Era perfetto! Grazie mille!

Nicholas Broomfield

Absolute gem of a place. Incredible value for their lunch menu - £15 for pilau rice, lamb/chicken curry and either samosa chaat or kale pakora chaat. At that price its easily the best value for money Indian I have ever had and third best curry i have ever had in the uk (including Gibraltar which has my number 1) All of it was cooked to perfection and the kale pakora chaat in particular was on another level. My partner is gluten free and the only issue she had with the gluten free options was the excessive choice! Barely anything contained gluten which was pleasing to see (my mum is also a coeliac and i’ll be bringing her!) Staff were attentive and friendly and even when we payed and were just finishing our drinks, they gave us a complementary cup of tea 👍

Paul Food reviewer

Had the trout with rice (instead of pasta) and mashed potato as a side, very filling and highly recommend, also great that waiter was able to provide the gluten free option

Anthony Sweeney

Really nice place to eat,rice boxes offered a gluten free option and where extremely filling. Would recommend

Chandni

Excellent choice of Vegan and gluten free options

Luke Bradley

Excellent food and went out of their way to cater for my gluten intolerance.

Ben Depla

I was going to say I can’t speak highly enough of the Guru Chef / Veggie Guru, but he catered our wedding, so that’s got to be up there! Best street food in Bath. As well as the best hangover-cure paella you’ve ever had, ditto with the wraps, Mariusz did an absolutely amazing job in catering for the wedding. Nothing was too much of an ask, and that’s saying something - my wife has coeliac’s disease (GF) siblings are allergic to dairy, mother in law to soya, cousins to nuts and beans…. It was not an easy party to cater! But you name it, Mariusz could handle it with aplomb. Not just that, but it was so bloomin good he had to cook a whole second round as everyone came back for more!! 10/10 would recommend. On Bath high street, and for private events.

Pete M

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our dinner here. The food was spot on, with both of us ordering fish and chips. The mushy peas were the surprising star of the dish! My wife being gluten intolerant was thrilled to have GF battered fish. Staff were friendly and attentive and the pub had a nice cozy vibe.

Margaret Wilson

As it was our first visit to The Boathouse, we were a little apprehensive as we had a special guest with us & needed a quiet space in which to chat. (There were 3 of us). We were shown to the Conservatory. It couldn't have been nicer - tastefully decorated with beautiful houseplants (real ones!), warm & with a river view. We were given outstanding service by Jo, our waiter, who was particularly attentive to my need for gluten-free food. We all enjoyed the food which was presented tastefully, & all excellent. We also considered we had good value for money. Altogether it was a delightful & memorable experience & we look forward to our next visit. Many thanks to everyone who worked so hard to make us feel special.

Lynton Bell

Just really welcoming to my family, I didn't catch her name weds afternoon 10th Apr. Assured us re coeliac gluten free and we stayed for an excellent meal, nice sauces and garnishes to compliment the dishes

Sheila Fraser

Refused to make a gluten free sandwich as she said it was an intolerance. I'm coeliac. She said it would mean cleaning the kitchen again so didn't want to do it.

Amber Kenyon

Great gluten free veggie roast! And dog friendly ☺️

Elliott Robertson

Amazing. Went here for a 60th birthday party and had a fantastic time. The staff were great, in particular Lottie who helped me organise the event and Elliott who was our server for most of the evening. Food was outstanding as well, with a personalised middle eastern styled gluten free menu delivered impeccably . The room we were hosted in was private and the staff let us decorate it as we liked, making a great atmosphere. Overall, if you are planning a party I cannot recommend this place any higher!

Fowris Fowris

Great gluten free options - both food and drinks!

Eva Burghardt

Not suitable for those with dietary requirements/allergies. I am a celiac and was told before we sat down that they could accommodate some gluten free adjustments, after the waitress had a conversation with the chef I was told they would just have to change the way they prepare a couple of things. Whilst ordering I enquired if the sausages were gluten free and was told no which is fine. when my breakfast arrived I would say it was about half the size of my partners meal which had no changes. I had not been told they would have to take anything else off. The management was rude, with no apology and I was simply told they don’t cater to allergies. I was thoroughly disappointed as if I had been told this at the beginning I would have been able to go elsewhere, instead of wasting everyone’s time. We were in the end given a refund for my meal however it was just upsetting as I didn’t feel like my requirements were understood.

cleo rutter

As a coeliac they were very accomodating in food and drinks! Best gluten free bun I’ve eaten in England so far

Daniela Porcaro

Best burger I've had ever and we've eaten loads! Best gluten free burgers and fries are lush. Beer awesome as ever. Gluten free IPA to die for. Can't wait to come back and staff and atmosphere are unsurpassed.

Earl Harper

I often visit here on my way through Bath bus station when I'm visiting my mum. The food range is excellent, and the service is fantastic. I have been in once and had bad service, which we brought to the attention of another staff member who took it straight to the duty manager. She was incredibly understanding and insisted that she serve us for the rest of the meal, so it was very well handled. The menu has great options for vegetarians, gluten intolerance and lactose intolerance. But also a fantastically rich selection of grills, tagines and breads. The decor is good and light and you can buy a number of the items they use to make the food to cook for yourself. Overall, a great experience!