From a fish-and-chip supper to pizza in the Lanes, find gluten-free food in Brighton and nearby Hove. Browse branch menus, opening hours and what each venue says about preparing gluten-free orders.
16 places in and around Brighton.
84-86 London Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4JF
Alcampo Lounge on London Road in Brighton advertises a gluten-free menu alongside its vegan and children’s menus. Browse the current menu for choices and ask the team about adaptations and preparation arrangements.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →58 Ship St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AF
ASK Italian Brighton advertises non-gluten-containing options on its Italian menu. Check which pizza, pasta and other dishes can be offered, including any substitutions needed. This menu wording does not establish cross-contact controls.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →37 Bentham Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 9XB
Berkson Bakes is a Brighton cake bakery whose website says its cakes, bakes and sweet treats are made entirely without gluten. Some products are also egg-free or dairy-free. Browse its online range and contact the baker about ordering, collection or delivery rather than assuming a walk-in café service. Other allergens and current preparation arrangements need confirmation.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →24 Bond St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1RD
Flint Owl Bakery on Bond Street in Brighton advertises gluten-free options alongside its breads, pastries, changing lunch menu and coffee. Ask which GF bakes and meals are available today; individual products, separate preparation and coeliac suitability have not been confirmed.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →8 Duke St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AH, United Kingdom
Honest Burgers on Duke Street in Brighton offers a gluten-free bun swap. Its chain FAQ describes rosemary chips, wings and sauces as gluten-free, and its drinks menu lists Small Beer gluten-free pale ale. The chain warns that gluten is present in its kitchens and cannot guarantee its absence. Check the chosen burger, beer availability and preparation with this branch.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →2 Ship St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AD
Hotel du Vin on Ship Street in Brighton offers the chain’s afternoon tea with a separate menu made with non-gluten-containing ingredients. Put your dietary needs in the booking’s Special Request field: advance arrangements are required, and the chain says it cannot cater for special dietary needs without them. It also warns that cross-contact can occur during preparation. Confirm the Brighton menu, serving times and your requirements directly.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →The Waterfront, Brighton Marina, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 5WA
Chez Mal at Malmaison Brighton links to the chain’s afternoon-tea menu made with non-gluten-containing ingredients. The autumn menu includes a scone, raspberry crème brûlée and chocolate-blackberry éclair alongside savouries. Pre-booking is essential for dietary requests. Malmaison warns about possible cross-contact and says it cannot modify dishes for allergens; check the full allergen matrix and this branch’s current selection before booking.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →208 Church Rd, Brighton and Hove, Hove BN3 2DJ
Moonstone serves Sri Lankan food on Church Road in Hove. Its website says most of the menu is gluten-free, alongside vegetarian, fish and meat dishes. Ask which dishes are suitable today and how they are prepared; individual menu labels and cross-contact precautions still need confirmation.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →12A Queens Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 3WA
MyWok on Queens Road in Brighton serves Chinese and Thai-style wok dishes, and its menu includes gluten-free labels. Check the specific dish and accompaniment with staff: Hong Kong-style roast duck is offered with jasmine rice or chow mein, while the regular chow mein and beef rice-noodle dish explicitly list gluten. Rice noodles alone do not make a meal GF. The menu does not confirm separate gluten-free wok preparation or coeliac suitability.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →NANO FISH & CHIPS, GLUTEN-FREE, 74 Beaconsfield Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 6DD
Nano serves traditional fish and chips in Brighton and describes a dedicated 100% gluten-free kitchen. Its menu also includes vegan and vegetarian options. Check current sides, condiments and prices before ordering.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →35 Ship St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AB
Pizza Pilgrims on Ship Street offers a gluten-free base for most pizzas, excluding Carbonara and the guest pizza series. Its official FAQ says it cannot serve coeliac customers because pizzas share an oven and cross-contact is possible. Check the current menu and tell the team about your requirements.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →12 St James's St, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1RE
Purezza on St James Street in Brighton serves vegan pizza, with Non-Gluten Sourdough and Coeliac Flatbread listed as different base choices. The allergen guide calls the sourdough gluten-intolerant friendly: ask staff which base meets your requirements. Brighton’s Five Cheese pizza and Pancetta Sprouts explicitly contain gluten, so changing the base does not make every topping suitable. The kitchen warns that cross-contact can occur. Peroni Gluten Free beer is also listed; confirm the current menu and stock.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →71 East St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1HQ
Terre à Terre on East Street in Brighton has a separate No Gluten afternoon-tea menu, with a savoury plate, sweet tiers and non-gluten sultana scones with jam and clotted cream. Afternoon tea is listed Wednesday to Friday from noon to 2.45pm and on weekends from 3pm to 4.45pm. The restaurant explicitly says it has no dedicated GF preparation or cooking area and cannot guarantee freedom from cross-contact. Discuss your requirements when booking.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →97-99 Kings Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 2FW
The Grand Brighton serves gluten-free afternoon tea in its Victoria Terrace and Lounge overlooking the seafront. Its afternoon-tea page lists daily service from noon to 4pm, with sweet and savoury selections. Request the GF option when booking and confirm the current menu, price and preparation arrangements with the hotel. The published GF selection does not establish separate preparation or coeliac suitability.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →19-23 Elder Pl, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4GF
UnBarred’s Brighton brewery range includes gluten-free beer: Casual Pale at 4.5% and LowKey at 0.5%. These are named options, rather than a claim that every UnBarred beer is GF. Ask the taproom which GF-labelled beers are available in cans or on draught today. Brewery product listings do not guarantee current bar stock or gluten-free food.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →7 Prince Albert St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1HE
Zizzi Brighton lists a Non-Gluten Margherita Pizza on its branch menu. Retain the venue’s Non-Gluten wording and confirm the current choices and preparation arrangements before ordering.
Menus, opening hours & gluten-free details →Find a meal, plan afternoon tea or look for a GF beer. Restaurant listings include menu and preparation details; chain menus and shop ranges are labelled separately.
Gluten-free pizza in Brighton can mean a substitute base on request rather than a fully gluten-free kitchen. Check toppings, exclusions and how the pizza is baked. Some venues offer GF bases but cannot cater for coeliac customers.
For gluten-free bread, cakes or pastries in Brighton, check whether the bakery specialises in GF baking or offers selected items from a shared kitchen. Whole cakes and fresh bread may need pre-ordering. Check each listing’s menu links and ask what is available today.
Before ordering gluten-free fish and chips in Brighton, check whether the fish has GF batter or is simply served without batter. Ask about separate fryers, service days and advance notice; ordinary opening hours do not establish GF availability.
For gluten-free breakfast and brunch in Brighton, compare cooked breakfasts, bread substitutions and brunch dishes. Ask how toast is prepared and check breakfast serving times, which can be shorter than the venue’s opening hours.
Explore Chinese restaurants with gluten-free options. Check the menu for sauces, noodles and battered dishes, and read what the venue says about preparing GF orders.
When booking gluten-free afternoon tea in Brighton, confirm the sandwiches, cakes and scones included, preparation arrangements and how much notice the venue needs.
Looking for a burger with a GF bun? These menu links are a starting point. Check the toppings, sauces and chips, and ask how your order will be prepared.
Find somewhere for a GF beer or pick up bottles and cans to take home. Supermarket links show the wider range; enter your postcode or check with the shop before making a trip.
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