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Spokin Travel Guides offer a curated list of places to eat, play and stay in our favorite cities. These businesses aren’t all allergen-free, but they are experienced with food allergies and have an educated staff, which is why they made our list.

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Tree Nut-Free Dublin, Ireland Top Picks

Hi! I’m Lexi and I recently studied abroad in Dublin where I lived in the Portobello neighborhood from January to April 2025! I found many safe spots to eat while managing a tree nut allergy! I’ve shared them all on the Spokin app and they are featured in this guide. One of my favorite places to frequent was The Hairy Lemon where I always would get the fish & chips. It is a great spot to go for a GAA or Six Nations game if you're in Dublin during their seasons! A must-do when you are in Dublin is going to the Guinness Storehouse. I recommend the Stoutie experience which lets you print your face on a fresh pint of Guinness! Follow me on Spokin @lexiry to see my 119 reviews and on Insta @lexislifelatelyy & @lexirryan !

Ireland Allergy-Friendly Local Guide

Hi! I’m Lindiwe from @behindtheallergy. I recently moved to Ireland, and I’m allergic to peanuts, nuts, sesame, lentils, chickpeas, peas, shellfish, kiwi, pineapple, and horses and have found many safe places in Clonakilty, Cork, Dublin, and Valentia Island. I’m so excited to share my favorite safe spots! My favorite places to eat are Sophie’s in Cork or Hawksmoor in Dublin where I get steak and baby potatoes or sweet potato (I’m a creature of habit) and Elephant & Castle in Galway where I have a burger and fries. If you’re visiting or live in Ireland, there’s so much to do and see! My top recommendations are Inchydoney to have a drink and go for a walk on the beach and the chocolate making workshop at Tory Top Chocolate in Cork. See my 83 reviews and follow me on the Spokin app @bhndtheallergy and on Instagram & TikTok @behindtheallergy!

Allergy-Friendly Hotels in Ireland

From staying in a castle to lakeside hotels — Ireland is picture perfect for traveling with food allergies! Our Top-Rated Allergy-Friendly Ireland Hotel Guide features hotels offering kitchens or mini-fridges, nearby grocery stores, staff to walk you through the breakfast buffet to show what is safe or make a separate meal if needed, menus listing the top 14 allergens, and more. See the best hotels in Cork, Dublin, Galway, Killarney, Rosslare, Waterford, and Waterville. Cork | Dublin | Galway | Killarney | Rosslare | Waterford | Waterville

Allergy-Friendly Asian Hotels

Booking a hotel with safe food options, from a daily breakfast before you head out to a resort where you will eat every meal, is essential and one of the first steps in making a bucket list trip to Asia possible with food allergies or celiac. Our Top Rated Asia Hotel guide features 23 hotels across Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam. These hotels got the memo on hospitality for the opportunity to order directly with the chef or manager, a buffet labeled for top allergens, staff who cook your food separately and will walk you through the buffet, a surprise peanut free birthday cake, a nearby medical facility just in case, and more! Cambodia | China | Hong Kong | Indonesia | Singapore | South Korea | Thailand | Vietnam
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