If you're looking for gluten free places to eat in Tyrone, our guide currently features 6 eateries across 3 towns, giving you a helpful starting point for planning safer meals out in the county. With an average county rating of 1, Tyrone is still a developing area for coeliac friendly dining, but there are options to explore in key locations including Omagh, Cookstown and Dungannon. These towns are popular bases for shopping, short breaks and day trips, while also offering access to wider attractions across the county.

Whether you're visiting the scenic Sperrins, heading towards Gortin Glen Forest Park near Omagh, or spending time in Tyrone's market towns, finding reliable gluten free food can make all the difference. Omagh is one of the main hubs to check, while Cookstown and Dungannon also add useful choice for anyone managing a coeliac diet and needing somewhere suitable to eat on the go.

Among the eateries listed in the county, places you may want to browse include The Village Inn, Omagh, Bob and Berts, Omagh, Bob and Berts, Dungannon, Sinley, Cookstown and The Cheeky Fox, Omagh. As more reviews are added, this Tyrone gluten free guide will become even more useful for locals and visitors alike searching for places that understand gluten free dining needs.