This welcoming spot features a spacious layout and quirky decor, creating a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere ideal for gluten-free diners. With full separate gluten-free menus and friendly, knowledgeable staff, it ensures clear, safe choices for coeliacs and those with gluten sensitivities.
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Shaun Darch
We had a lovely meal here, staff were really friendly, excellent knowledge of gluten free / celiac options (as we always find at the lounges), our dog Darcy enjoyed the attention and her own specially made sausage treat (they even do doggy food options!)
All in all a fantastic visit, thank you
Set within a beautiful old structure with lovely grounds and a charming beer garden, this venue offers a relaxed and spacious atmosphere ideal for gluten-free diners. The thoughtful gluten-free menu and helpful, friendly staff ensure a comfortable, accommodating experience.
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Jim Hearnden
Bigger place than I was expecting. Pedro is fantastic, nothing was too much trouble. Lovely flowers as it was our anniversary, which the Inn arranged for me. Catered for me being Gluten free very well. Food choices pretty extensive although expensive. That may be an area thing. The room needed some remedial work which the management is aware of. Very happy overall, would return.
This charming village pub offers a pleasant, airy interior and a sunny beer garden ideal for relaxing. It is notably accommodating to gluten-free diners, with a friendly staff ensuring a welcoming and safe experience for those with gluten intolerances.
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David Rogers
Very friendly welcome. Good support for coeliac customers and dogs. Discount if you stay at the nearby campsite
This welcoming pub offers a large garden and play area with ample outdoor seating, creating a relaxed atmosphere ideal for gluten-free diners. The friendly, attentive staff ensure all dietary needs are met, making it a great spot for those seeking gluten-free options in a comfortable setting.
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Cliff A
I could not fault our visit for lunch today. Welcoming and friendly staff and the best carvery for quality I have ever had. Proper meat, proper veg including proper roasties. Not catering tasteless muck at all. They even had gluten free Yorkshires and gluten free gravy! The creme brulee was clearly freshly made and delicious. Well done to the young and happy team at The Teddington Hands.
This charming cafe offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere with a quaint interior and a beautiful secluded garden courtyard. Friendly staff and a helpful selection of gluten-free and lactose-free options make it a welcoming spot for those with dietary needs.
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Glyn Goodwin
They have redecorated and added a sofa and more vegan./ gluten free options.
Quaint historic manor with gluten-free options and a relaxing garden in a cozy, candlelit setting.
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Jane Goodacre
I came here for a meal with a group and I’m sorry to say was left wishing I’d not come at all. The place is dark and uninviting. We were not spending a small sum per head either. We ordered drinks but at some point during the evening the waitress had forgotten what we had ordered and asked us to remember. One of my party had special dietary needs and she ordered the potato skins only to have them bundled away from her by the waiter “ No you can’t have those sorry” They brought her a small bowl of olives instead. My steak was tough, the chips over large and rather undercooked. My kedgeree was disgusting. A plate of tepid rice with shop bought curry sauce dribbled over it with cold haddock on top. I was nonplussed. I make kedgeree quite often and it does not look like this. The chef needs to go back to college. The crowning moment of disgust was when the waiter was bringing the cheese and biscuits to my long suffering co diner. He was saying he thought they were gluten free but was gesticulating while holding her plate. The biscuits shot out over the table and broke. He responded by picking up the broken pieces and shoving them back on the plate before handing it to her. We were incredulous!
I suppose it might be nice to sit in the garden for a quick drink before going somewhere nicer.
The toilet smelt of urine and the flush did not work. Not worth the money we spent and it was a fee hours we will never get back .
Set within a lovely building with old beams and an inglenook, this cozy spot offers a relaxed, civilized ambiance enhanced by candlelight and rustic Tudor charm. The attentive staff ensure a welcoming experience, perfect for enjoying a gluten-free roast lunch with crisp roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables.
Celiac friendly
