Top 7 Gluten-Free Gems to Discover in Knutsford

Loui Mitchell

Lovely cafe- which is bigger than it looks- with a great section of food. Plenty of veggie/ vegan and gluten free options to choose from. I had the vegan breakfast, which was yummy, and the vegetable sausages were very nice! Coffee was very good, and everyone was lovely here.

Ste

Brilliant food with a good amount of variety. Good staff service lovely and friendly All pasta options could be gluten free which was a pleasant surprise. Get the trio of ice cream!

C H

Great service from Charlie and delicious gluten free options

Natasha Leto

The atmosphere is lovely, the staff is so friendly and accommodating, and the food is DELICIOUS, especially the smoked haddock. They also have a gluten free and vegan menu, so anyone can find something to treat themselves with. I highly recommend and will gladly come back to try all the other dishes!

Foxy Fox

This was our first visit here and we decided to go for the light bite and open sandwich options. We had the Smoked Haddock, Leek & Cheddar fishcakes and the BLT Open Sandwich. We shared a portion of Triple Cooked Chunky Chips. The portions were perfect and it all tasted amazing. We didn’t have cocktails this time but that’s something to look forward to next time. The venue itself was clean, spacious and quite pretty inside and out, It is also wheelchair accessible. The staff were lovely and welcoming, checking in on you without hovering. We will definitely be back. This venue is child friendly and has a children’s menu. They do a gluten and wheat free menu as well as catering for Vegetarians and Vegans. There is some on street parking but you are only limited to an hour, there are 5 good sized car parks within a 5 minute walk of the venue, these are all pay and display. A little note that it may be worth booking a table as it filled up quickly.

Nigel Carr

We popped in for lunch on Saturday. It’s been well hyped so just wanted to see what the fuss was all about. We’re sat on a ‘swing table’ which was two swings either side of a static table. It meant there was no chair as such, so nowhere to put coats and jackets. The swings were a silly gimmick and not only made your back ache, but meant you were slightly folded forward to stay on the thing, so it was not disastrous, but unnecessary and uncomfortable. The menu was extensive so we went for the tiffin selection which was essentially a rice and three, two meat dishes and a veg dish. They were ok. Had a kind of home cooked taste. You get the ‘chef’s selection, but all four meat dishes were chicken. Two tasted ok but the other two were bland. I guess chicken is relatively cheap, and we’d never order it normally, so it was a bit disappointing that it was their idea of a tasting menu. It needs varying. Both veggie dishes, one potato and the other, chick peas, had an uncooked garlic overtone to them which was not nice. It was as if garlic powder had been added at the last minute and not cooked off. Not bad enough to complain by the way. It was all just ok but not great, and certainly not ‘wow’. There are far better Indian restaurants nearby, but not all are open for lunch. We’ll probably try again in the evening and see what the meat dishes taste like but won’t be in a hurry to do so., Staff were lovely. I’m gluten intolerant and there is a menu with most of the main menu on it. They do check if you’re coeliac as none of the dishes can be 100% guaranteed gf. They sell Daura beer which is OK. So all-in-all it was OK. Which sounds a bit glib, but there’s nothing more to say really.

Carol Hughes

Great food scallop and prawn ravioli with lobster bisque amazing. Great choice of gluten free too.