Camden is known for its creative food scene, lively markets and the village feel of Hampstead, and it also has some appealing gluten free options for coeliacs. In this part of London you will find Dijon, a 100% gluten free cafe and pizzeria in Hampstead serving coeliac-safe pizzas, bakes, sandwiches, bread, doughnuts and hot drinks, alongside Arepazo Bros, where the cornflour arepas provide a naturally gluten free street food choice with a range of fillings.

Best known for its landmark skyline and historic heart, the City of London also offers useful dedicated gluten free choices for busy workers and visitors alike. Los Mochis brings a fully gluten free Mexican and Japanese dining experience that is also nut free, while Urban Greens appears in several City locations with its 100% gluten free salad-led menu, offering flexible coeliac-safe lunches with grain bowls, protein trays and customisable naturally gluten free ingredients.

From Covent Garden theatres to the luxury restaurants of Mayfair, the City of Westminster is packed with famous dining destinations and includes some standout gluten free venues too. Indigo at One Aldwych is a particularly popular choice with its 5 out of 5 stars rating and a totally gluten free, dairy free menu, while Mana Mayfair offers an upscale 100% gluten free Japanese experience from the team behind Los Mochis. For bakery treats, Copains in Covent Garden brings gluten free croissants, doughnuts, sandwiches and bread, and Urban Greens adds a reliable dedicated salad option for a quick coeliac-safe stop.

Hounslow, a major west London hub and gateway area for Heathrow, has a simple but valuable option for gluten free visitors and locals. Ma Ma Boutique Bakery is a 100% gluten free bakery offering bread, sandwiches, cakes, pastries and biscuits, making it a handy stop for coeliac-safe lunches, snacks or sweet treats.

Known for its trendy food scene, theatres and lively Upper Street atmosphere, Islington is home to one of London's best loved dedicated gluten free restaurants. Niche stands out as a 100% gluten free venue with an excellent 5 out of 5 stars rating, serving a wide-ranging coeliac-safe menu that includes starters, pies, sausage and mash, salads, sides, desserts, vegan dishes and even low FODMAP options.

Kensington and Chelsea is famous for museums, elegant streets and upscale dining, and it has an impressive mix of dedicated gluten free spots for coeliacs. Choices here include Dendara, a bakery that is gluten free, dairy free and sugar free, Libbys Sugar and Gluten Free Bakery for breads, cakes and croissants, and Urban Greens for a lighter fully gluten free lunch. For something more distinctive, Los Mochis serves a complete gluten free Mexican and Japanese menu, while Juno Omakase offers an intimate gluten free and nut free fusion tasting experience in a very special setting.

Home to Borough Market, the South Bank and some of London's best known food attractions, Southwark is a strong area for gluten free eating out. Paladar is a standout with a 5 out of 5 stars rating and a menu that is completely gluten free, packed with Latin American dishes and desserts, while Free From Bakehouse brings a 100% gluten free bakery stall presence to Borough Market with breads, cakes and plenty of other coeliac-friendly goodies from Wednesday to Sunday.

Tower Hamlets blends East London markets, riverside developments and a fast-moving food scene, with several dedicated gluten free options worth seeking out. Wicked Fish offers a completely gluten free take on the classic chip shop, Sonny's serves gluten free fast food including toasties, chicken bites and loaded fries in a dairy free and nut free setting, and Yummzy adds a bakery option with keto, vegan and no added sugar choices. There is also Urban Greens for a fully gluten free salad stop when you want something fresh and quick.

Wandsworth, with areas like Battersea adding plenty of food interest to south west London, is a good place to find quality gluten free baking. Manna Dew is a 100% gluten free bakery on Battersea High Street specialising in croissants, pain au chocolat, danish pastries and more, giving coeliacs a great option for dedicated baked goods in the area.