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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!
Top Rated Cork Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide
From the Blarney Stone to the Cork City Gaol, Cork will give you a taste of the emerald isle’s hospitality. Our Top Rated Cork Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide features nut-free restaurants, menus with allergen labeling, a dedicated nut-free fryer, a nut free chocolate shop that also offers a chocolate making workshop, and more.
Top Rated Killarney, Ireland Allergy-Friendly Picks
From Ross Castle on Lough Leane to the lively Town Centre, feel the warmth of Irish hospitality in Killarney. Our Top Rated Killarney Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide features nut-free shepherd's pie, vegan potato skins, restaurants with allergen menus, and more.
Top-Rated Galway Celiac-Safe Travel Guide
From the historic Spanish arch to the scenic Salthill Promenade, Galway is where the green meets the sea and where the celiac community meets safe eats. Our Top Rated Galway Celiac-Safe Travel Guide features a dedicated gluten-free fryer, gluten-free burger buns, ice cream cones, pasta, cake, and more. If you have food allergies, see our Top Rated Galway Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide.
Top-Rated Galway Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide
From bustling Eyre Square to the impressive Galway Cathedral, the wind will be at your back as you navigate food allergies in Galway. Our Top Rated Galway Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide features several places to have safe fish and chips, a vegan restaurant, sesame-free bagels, nut-free smoothie blenders, dairy-free custard cake, and more. If you manage celiac, see our Top Rated Galway Celiac-Safe Travel Guide.
Top-Rated Dublin Celiac-Safe Travel Guide
From historic Dublin Castle to the lively Temple Bar District, if you’re lucky enough to go to Dublin, you’ll find safe eats. Our Top Rated Celiac-Safe Dublin Guide features gluten-free fish and chips with a dedicated space and fryer, a 100% gluten-free and vegan restaurant, gluten-free beer, and pizza that is free of dairy, egg, and gluten, and more. If you have food allergies, see our Top Rated Dublin Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide.
Top Rated Dublin Allergy-Friendly Restaurants
From the Guiness Storehouse to the Book of Kells, you don’t need luck to travel to Dublin with food allergies. Our Top Rated Allergy-Friendly Dublin Guide features menus labeled for allergens, separate vegan and celiac menus, staff who double-check ingredients, a restaurant that accommodates customers with all the top 9 allergens, a chain that is nut-free, and more. If you manage celiac, see our Top Rated Dublin Celiac-Safe Travel Guide.
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
Peanut, Tree Nut, Milk, and Egg-Free Dublin Top Picks
Hi! I’m Catherine and I recently traveled to Dublin, Ireland! I found many safe spots to eat while managing allergies to peanuts, tree nuts, milk, and eggs! I’ve shared them all on the Spokin app and they are featured in this guide. One of my favorites was The Ivy, where I had a vegan sweet potato curry! A fun thing to do if you are in Dublin is visit the Guinness Storehouse— I loved this unique tour experience. Follow me on Spokin @catherinewalker to see my 156 reviews and on Insta @cook_it_up_catherine!
