Café Free is based in Mosman, a lower north shore suburb of Sydney, which is around a half hour bus trip from the city centre. Their philosophy is to have something for everyone, but specifically cater for people with coeliac disease, gluten and lactose intolerance.  If you don’t have any intolerances, you will still enjoy […]

Market on Malvern (MOM) is based on a food as medicine concept, where the food is designed to nourish your body.   This Prahran cafe is nearly entirely gluten free, with only oats used in a couple of breakfast items and they are currently undergoing assessment for Coeliac Australia accreditation. MOM cafe is a place […]

Having coeliac disease means I get tormented walking past crepe stands, but Let Them Eat Crepe!  have turned torment into joy for Victorian coeliacs! Let Them Eat Crepe! is a Bendigo based mobile food vendor, serving specialty gluten free crepes loaded with fresh, seasonal fillings – both sweet & savoury.  The standard crepe batter is […]

Having coeliac disease means I get tormented walking past crepe stands, but Let Them Eat Crepe!  have turned torment into joy for Victorian coeliacs! Let Them Eat Crepe! is a Bendigo based mobile food vendor, serving specialty gluten free crepes loaded with fresh, seasonal fillings – both sweet & savoury.  The standard crepe batter is […]

This post keeps you up to date with new entries to the 100% gluten free listings from around the UK (excluding London which is updated separately).  There are over 70 venues around the UK! The links to the main post for each area is provided under the heading where you will find more information, including websites […]

Keep up to date with what is going on in the London 100% gluten free world, with these five additions to the listings and also advice of La Polenteria’s name change. Note:  the London 100% GF lists are now split in two – London 100% GF – fixed venues and London 100% GF – street food and market stalls. Connect […]

Sydney airport has two domestic terminals, T2 and T3.  The post lists the most likely places to find gluten free options, but please make your own enquiries regarding cross contamination.  You can find maps and store lists on the Sydney Airport website and you can also check store opening hours there. Terminal 2 serves Virgin, […]

York is a great place for gluten free (see York post here) and now the train station also has some really good gluten free options. You don’t need a ticket to get onto the platforms where the best gluten free food is waiting for you! This post was last updated in November 2016. Filmore & […]

Airports are traditionally a difficult place for coeliacs to eat, but there are some good options at Melbourne airport, particularly now Hudsons Coffee are offering gluten free sandwiches. Melbourne airport has 4 terminals which are all joined together, so you can walk through to different terminals (domestic and international) before you go through security.  This […]

Many Brits hold a soft spot in their heart for Marks & Spencer (M&S) and M&S food is one of my favourite food stores in the UK.  For gluten free or ‘normal’ food, they are known for good quality.  The M&S gluten free range is called ‘Made Without Wheat’, but they have also made many […]

The Gluten Free Shop in Norwich, Norfolk, opened nearly a year ago and is dedicated to gluten free products, but also catering for other ‘free from’ requirements such as egg free and dairy free. There is no equivalent store in London, so when I was visiting Norwich I popped in to see it.  It is […]

I was surprised and delighted to find a very good range of gluten free goodies at Selfridges Food Hall.  As Oxford Street mainly has small branches of supermarkets, finding ‘free from’ food in this area is fairly restricted.  This would be perfect for people working in the area, or for London tourists to pick up […]

If you are visiting Edinburgh, I really recommend a visit to the Royal Yacht Britannia, the floating home of the royal family for over 40 years.   It is a fascinating insight into the life of the royals, but even if you are not a fan, it is still really interesting as a floating home.  It […]

Yesterday a dream came true for me  – I not only got to visit the Wimbledon tennis championships, but also had Centre Court tickets!   Below (bottom right) is the 2013 champion, Andy Murray. Not only did I get to see Andy Murray and Novak Djokavic play, but I also managed to safely eat gluten free. […]

On a recent visit to the Etihad cable car, I had a quick look around the O2 stadium as I hadn’t been there since it was “the Millenium Dome experience”. If you have an event to go to there, there are plenty of restaurants that offer gluten free at O2 arena: Wagamanas Las Iguanas Nando’s […]