Sagar are vegetarian, Indian restaurants of which four are in London. One in North Harrow, one in Covent Garden, one in Tottenham Court Road and one in Hammersmith. They have quite a few gluten free options on their menu. [read more…]

Crêpes à la carte serves crepes and galettes in Camden Town. Previously only found on markets they now have a restaurant, too! And since Galettes are traditionally made from 100% Buckwheat flour, they are naturally gluten free.
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Today started with fruit and yogurt-based breakfast at the hotel. Then we took the DLR to ‘Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich’ and visited the Greenwich Market where we had a second breakfast and, after visiting the Observatory, lunch. In the evenig we visited Crêpes à la carte in Camden Town. [read more…]

Today started with a nice surprise as there was a second gluten free cereal at the breakfast buffet. Even though the drive there was horrendous the broadway market is worth it. Very full, but given all the amazing food you can get there it’s only logical that it’s packet. The market is a treat for people with a gluten free diet. [read more…]

Even though there actually isn’t much I can write today, I shall post anyway. The hotel food is worth mentioning for it’s gluten free options and their ability to adapt. We went to two museums that day, one of which was the British museum, and that takes up a lot more time than you’d think it would. At the end of the day you just don’t want to walk any further in the search for food. [read more…]

The Borough Market is one of London’s most well-known food markets. For a good reason. The atmosphere is great and you can get so many different kinds of food there, from all over the world, I haven’t seen anything comparable yet. You want something special? Turkish delight? French cheese? Croatian chocolate spread? Look no further than Borough Market. [read more…]