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For anyone looking for gluten free dining in Edinburgh, there is plenty of choice across the county. With 55 listed eateries spread across 10 towns and an impressive average rating of 5/5, Edinburgh is a strong destination for coeliac diners who want variety as well as confidence when eating out. Whether you are spending time in the city itself or exploring surrounding areas, there are lots of places to consider for breakfast, lunch, dinner and sweet treats.
The biggest draw is, of course, Edinburgh, where visitors heading to the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle and the city’s famous festival scene can also find some of the county’s highest-rated gluten free options. Popular favourites in the database include Sugar Daddy's Bakery, MUM's Great Comfort Food, L'Etoile Salon de Tea, Three Birds and Hard Rock Cafe. These highly rated spots help make the area especially appealing for anyone managing a coeliac diet.
Beyond the city centre, it is also worth looking at places such as Leith and South Queensferry, particularly if you are visiting the waterfront, taking in views of the Forth bridges or planning a wider day out. Edinburgh offers a great mix of city breaks, historic attractions and scenic coastal access, so finding reliable gluten free places to eat can make exploring much easier for coeliac travellers and locals alike.
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44 West Port, Edinburgh, EH1 2LD
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8 Roseneath St, Edinburgh, EH9 1JQ
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4A Forrest Rd, Edinburgh, EH1 2QN
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44 West Port, Edinburgh, EH1 2LD
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8 Roseneath St, Edinburgh, EH9 1JQ
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4A Forrest Rd, Edinburgh, EH1 2QN
View all places in EdinburghMost of the eateries in our Where to Eat guide are recommended by people like you—those with coeliac disease or gluten intolerance who know great local spots. If you know a place we’ve missed, let us know and help grow our guide!