Coeliacs have a bit of a raw deal - they can't eat the majority of delicious beige foods out there.
So, if you happen to have a gluten free human in your life, treat them this Valley's Day by bringing them to somewhere where they can have practically everything on the menu.
Need some inspo for where to go? Check out these 14 suggestions...
So dedicated to their customers that they'll even do gluten free onion rings to go on your burger. Hunreal.
Two locations, one great Valentine's Day menu with loads of options for anyone avoiding gluten.
Go for lunch and get their gluten free Croque Madame - the stuff that dreams are made of!
They can tweak just about everything on the menu to be gluten free - even their pastas and antipasti boards.
Brilliant Chinese in Ranelagh that does gluten free versions of crispy prawns, sweet chilli chicken and much more.
Hands-down the most authentic gluten free pizza in the city.
Traditional Irish cooking with heaps of choice.
With new processes in their restaurants to eradicate cross contamination, you can't go wrong with a fully gluten free meal of beers, pizza and a delish brownie for dessert.
You can opt for their Caveman Menu, or choose from plenty of gluten free dishes on the normal menu.
Good luck trying to only pick one thing off the menu!
Valentine's Day is on a Sunday so why not visit the Botanic Gardens and then have some gluten free treats here after?
Japanese food is always a winner, plus you have three Yamamoris to chose from in the city centre. Just make sure to ask for gluten free soy sauce when ordering.
Whether you fancy the wine cellar or the glam restaurant upstairs, coeliacs certainly won't go hungry here!
Embrace your inner romantic: "Sure doesn't I ride ya, and buy ya chips?!"
For more info on gluten free establishments across the city, check out the Coeliac Society of Ireland's website.
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