Top 20 Gluten-Free Dining Spots Across Telford

C Whitmore

Gluten Free chips at standard 🤩 Regardless, In-laws even agreed.. best chips they've ever had.

Mark Godson

Excellent place in Telford for gluten free dinner. National chain continues to impress.

Michelle Dove

The staff were lovely especially Ashleigh. They explained what items on the menu were gluten free. Ashleigh served us promptly and even tried to help when we couldnt get the app to work at the end.

Cirè Barons

I order from here anytime I want a treat, I have coeliac disease so its a bit tricky eating out, however they always label everything clearly, inside and takeaway. I order the same thing everytime, I'm picky and each time I eat here its been amazing, they taste exactly like normal pizzas and dough balls. I've never had a bad experience here, never a risk of cross contamination or even a bad experience with staff. It's nice to know that there's atleast 1 place in telford where I can have a treat and not worry about eating gluten.

Angela Dyson

Very reasonably priced. Gluten free options. Good carvery, good cider. Staff at the bar could be a little more welcoming, the general atmosphere isn't as warm and welcoming as it could be and the carvery menu shows 4 meats available where as there are only 3. Only visited once and haven't yet been on a Sunday so it could just have been a one off but for a Friday night they were very quiet.

Hayley Smith

Really good for takeaway gluten free pizza

Megan Moore

My mum, my brother and I came out for lunch and although been many times my mum is recently diagnosed coeliac. Georgia was well informed of what was available for my mum even explained how the gluten free options are cooked separately and where to find the food menu's available for my mum. We had a wonderful time.

Frederic Hand

Martin Hibbert home

What a fantastic find!. We stopped at this lovely pub restaurant for lunch on our way to Wales on holiday. We were warmly welcomed on arrival and our 12 year old Australian catrle dog, Biscuit, was fussed and given treats by the Landlords family. The interior is smart and clean. The service was excellent. The menu catered for Coeliacs (Gluten free) and a great selection was available for all pallates. There was even a doggy menu for the pooch!. I had a lovely sirloin steak medium rare. Delicious and cooked perfectly. We also ordered lamb burgers, Southern fried chicken on Ciabatta and fries. All came well presented and tasting delicious! We will definitely be back our.our return journey. Excellent!

Roberto Huggs

This has for a long time been on my list of places to try, so I decided to book a table. I did this online and received a confirmation email. It's located in Dawley and away from the town, you have fields and trees nearby. Pleanty of free parking. I was greeted warmly on entering and took a table upstairs, it is a beautiful old building with lots of character. Tables are nicely spaced, so you have privacy, and it's not too noisy. The background music is tastful and just at the right level. On the far wall, a projector screens an old movie that adds to the atmosphere. Staff and that applies to all, including the trainee, were excellent. They have a good menu. I opted for a main and dessert. The food was excellent, and I would class it as fine dining. It was not cheap but not that expensive as you got an excellent, well presented meal. Customer several was excellent. They cater for gluten-free and have good options

Tricia Quinlan

Great food and also has a decent Gluten Free menu

Jayne Dawes

A little disappointing birthday celebration lunch for my best friend. A party of 10 chatty women could be a handful, but the serving staff came accross quite disinterested! Having booked some weeks ago we were looking forward to a lovely meal and pleasant celebration. We sat in a character separate dining room with a stunning fireplace; (shame the open fire wasn’t lit given it was -3 outside). We ordered various choices from the menu, but upon reflection, we weren’t asked if “anyone had any allergies”, and unfortunately one of us had to return her meal as she is Celiac. I ordered Steak pie which sounded delicious but was quite dry and the additional gravy, geletinous and very dark. We had to ask for condiments for the tables and at no point did any staff check on us all to ask if our meals were ok or if we should like anymore drinks. The plates were cleared, but nobody came back to ask if we wanted a dessert? When we eventually managed to catch a waitress and asked for a dessert menu, we were told “the kitchen was now closed”. Nobody came in for us to pay the bill, despite asking! Good job we are honest people and paid at the bar and not just walk out unnoticed. The young Barman, on the other hand was nothing but professional, polite and lovely; a great example to the serving team. Very much a shame given previous experiences and recommendations here have been good. 🙁

Kuba Lawrynowicz

First time coming here and have to say, AMAZING. Came a bit early so we went to the “pub” area of Jenko’s. Staff were very kind and friendly. When it was time to be seated. We were given a nice warm welcome, an introduction on how the place works and how you get your meals done. Very helpful. Foodwise, very good and delicious. They do a good job at catering for celiacs and those who have lactose intolerance. Pricewise, decent. The all-you-can-eat Mongolian is worth every penny. However the sides and drinks, such as chips and Koppabergs, for example were a bit pricey. The atmosphere on Friday nights is great however. People bring their own vinyls in and it’s just a really nice place to be at. Definitely going to come here again. Truly great!

Betty Powell

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Roberto Huggs

Really liked this pub, nice inside with plenty of seating. Food was excellent, chips were amazing. They do a gluten free brownie too. Staff were really helpful and welcoming. I had chicken and bacon salad and a cherry sundae.

Matthew Harding

Easy to access from the local Motorway. The local multi-story parking is close by with a short walk through a pedestrian precinct of 100-150m from the car (ideally level 2) to the front door of the hotel. The hotel entrance is a little underwhelming at street-level, with the reception on the first floor. Bedrooms, beds & breakfast (gluten-free, cooked to order) were great as usual for Premier Inn. Free WiFi worked well. One of two lifts was not working, but this isn't an issue when it's quiet. Also had a small issue with the shower head not locking at a good angle, but nothing too major. Noise from the town can be heard in a quiet room, but it calms down at a reasonable hour for sleep. Views over the Christmas stalls in the precinct and the city park to the south were great from our third floor full height window. Our preschoolers loved it & so did we!

Chloe Trotman

Fantastic food with gluten free options. Brilliant service from Marnie and her team

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