Gluten-free restaurants in Gloucester

“It was our first time going to Mister’s but we went as they had a good gluten free range. The staff were all lovely (especially Dec and Sarah) and the food was amazing and filling. The service was great and we will definitely be going back!”

“Lovely food and really good customer service. We had not booked, but despite being busy with Christmas groups, we were given a table - thank you very much.\nDue to being busy with the pre-booked Christmas parties, there was a little wait for our starters - our server came over and apologised and offered us a complimentary cocktail by way of apology. Really really kind and greatly appreciated!\nFood we had was: prawns, chicken strips, burata pasta and salmon on pesto risotto - all dishes were lovely.\nThe complimentary cocktail I had was the Lemon drizzle Martini - OMG! Absolutely to die for!\nWe will definitely return”

“Had a lovely coffee and cake here, great spot in the heart of churchdown with comfy seats and a cosy atmosphere!”

“Great food as always! Staff really friendly and good beers. Loads of people in there due to rugby game but service was still great!”

“Best English Breakfast I’ve ever had. Hash browns were creamy on the inside and crisp on the outside and everything was seasoned well.”

“We went here with our two Granddaughter's for dinner. We used Tesco vouchers which were simple to use and very few restrictions. The kids were well looked after and ate everything, dough balls, pasta , pizza & ice lolly & brownie from the kids menu. Our leggera pizza was a good choice as it's half the calories of the normal, we had the slaw side too. Chocolate fudge cake was a really decent size (50% bigger apparently) and my wife's smaller portion dessert with coffee was just right. Service was good but a little slow to clear our table & take dessert orders, it wasn't busy!\nOverall we had a good meal, the decor is looking a bit tired with a massive amount of dust on the ceiling furniture (whatever those things are up there) bits of kickboard missing from the seating areas and corrugated wall covering is looking scuffed in places. There are lots of competing Italian places in the Quays so they need to be on top of all this or people will go elsewhere (Zizzi etc).”