Brighton is a “free from” heaven. With increasingly more restaurants and cafe’s offering diverse and delicious gluten-free alternatives on their menus, trying dietary alternatives is fast becoming a healthy alternative even for those without intolerances. Gluten free friendly cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets are evident around every single corner in Brighton, many of which also cater brilliantly for other food intolerances, allergies & for those following a vegan lifestyle. (In no particular order!!)
Infinity Foods
Infinity Foods is an independent supermarket cooperative situated in the North Laine area of Brighton. It sells a huge range of Gluten Free and Dairy Free products; you name it they’ll have it. They even sell Gluten Free products you have never seen before. Infinity Foods even boasts their own on-site organic bakery. All the bread sold in the Infinity Foods Bakery is handmade & freshly baked daily by a small and dedicated team. The gluten free options are something to behold; gluten free pizza slices, gluten free loaves, rolls, and foccacia breads that are handmade every day are some of the many highlights that adorn the isles of this fantastically diverse store.
25 North Rd, BN1 1YA
Cloud 9
Cloud 9 actually have two cafes in Brighton. One is opposite Little Bird in the North Laine, while the other is situated nearby at York Place. Both sell equally delicious cakes for gluten free connoisseur with an insatiable sweet tooth. Cloud 9’s selection of cakes (and ice cream) are as easy on the eyes as they are on the tastebuds and there is always something new and delicious to try over a coffee and a natter with friends. Cloud 9 even cater for weddings, with bespoke wedding cakes available for a gluten free special day.
11 York Pl, BN1 4GU
Pho
Pho is Vietnamese; a cuisine which is naturally gluten free, as soy sauce is not an ingredient that is prioritised in the country’s cooking. Pho boasts an enormous menu of vegan inspired delights and its restaurant is a warm and inviting space where you can enjoy a meal which will cleanse your body and your soul. With noodle soups, curries and healthy salads to choose from, Pho is always teeming with locals and has been a mainstay of Brighton’s culturally diverse food and drink scene for years.
12 Black Lion St, BN1 1ND
Mange Tout
One of the best ways to spot if a cafe or restaurant is worth a trip is by doing a quick scan of how many people are sat eating at its tables. Using this quick method would instantly make Mange Tout a worthwhile destination for breakfast, brunch or lunch, as it is always full to the rafters with happy customers. Mange Tout has many gluten free and vegan options on its delicious menu to choose from and its gluten free bread is out of this world, while everything else is cooked to perfection. This is definitely a top, top tip for any trip to Brighton.
81 Trafalgar St, BN1 4EB
Boho Gelato
Boho Gelato is all about ice cream/gelato/sorbet. Situated close to Brighton Seafront it is a perfect ice cream spot for those on a gluten free diet, and better still… its a great place for vegans and those of a dairy free persuasion. This is not to say that every flavour on Boho Gelato’s menu is dairy free, but there are dairy free flavours that will truly get your tongue wagging. Boho Gelato are always changing their flavours to fit in with the seasons and festive occasions too. Boho Gelato’s idiosyncratic selection of artisan ice creams is a gluten and dairy free paradise and the perfect place to enjoy an ice cream by the seaside. Just mind the seagulls don’t pinch your ice cream out of your hands if you venture on to the beach to enjoy it.
6 Pool Valley, BN1 1NJ
Pizza Face
With gluten free bases, vegan cheese, and a whole host of delicious toppings, Pizza Face is a Brighton staple of alternative pizza with a creative twist. The gluten free bases are nice and crisp, and there is a whole host of fantastic toppings to choose from on their delectable menu. Situated in the heart of Brighton’s busy Kemptown village, Pizza Face has been making a name for themselves over the last few years and continues to go from strength to strength. Eat in, or takeaway, get pizza in your face from Pizza Face at your earliest convenience!
35 St George’s Rd, BN2 1ED
Foodilic
Brighton has two Foodilics, which both very centrally located. Foodilic is an eatery that prides itself on being not only delicious, but also highly nutritious. The gluten free options at Foodilic are great. It’s a place where you can mix and match, while their selection of mouthwatering foods are all freshly prepared. There are gluten free quiches, savoury tarts, and even gluten free custard tarts! The smoothie selection is great too. It is also perfect for veggies, vegans and even those considering a raw food lifestyle. There really is something for everyone!
163 Western Rd, BN1 2BB
Wolfies of Hove
It is always surprising that Gluten Free Fish & Chips isn’t more of a thing in seaside towns! However, Wolfies of Hove is on hand to plug that gap in the market. If Gluten Free Fish & Chips is what you’re after then this stylish restaurant in Hove has you covered! GF Fish & Chips are available every single day at Wolfies, and they use a completely separate gluten free fryer to guarantee no cross contamination. They also have a wide range of different fish from Red Snapper to your standard Haddock and Cod. Gluten Free options don’t cost anymore either, so if you’re looking for quality gluten free fish & chips in Brighton and Hove, head to Wolfies!
90 Goldstone Villas, BN3 3RU
