Ireland was a dream for gluten free. So easy to navigate and everyone was knowledgeable regarding celiac disease. While none of the restaurants I went to were 100 percent gluten free, I never had a problem while on vacation. Two weeks in Ireland and I was never sick. Had a near miss on the flight over, though. Obviously a pint Guinness is out of the question but there were many delicious ciders available at every pub. Orchard Thieves was probably my favorite and Rockshore by Guinness. Most menus had allergies clearly marked. Staff were celiac aware and very accommodating.

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Here are some places I recommend. Beanhive Cafe was my favorite for the latte art alone. I think we went there most days. It does get crowded. Go inside and get a number and wait for your table. It moves pretty fast.

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Cornucopia – vegetarian and plenty of gluten free options

Gallagher’s in Cork City – Beetroot Risotto was amazing

Fig Tree in Kilkenny – delicious Irish breakfast with gluten free toast

Silk Road Cafe inside Chester Beatty Library

Harkin’s Pub next to Guinness had the best chips and mayo

Lemon Crepe and Coffee – buckwheat crepes, very celiac aware

Zizzi Pizza

La Gondola – Gluten free pasta

Pizza on the Square in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Beanhive – delicious Irish breakfast and latte art. I can say we went here almost every morning!

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