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Post by Silly Yak on Feb 8, 2011 8:15:16 GMT
Windsor Castle Tourist Information Centre
Gluten free (and vegetarian) near Windsor Castle.
We have spoken to a few restaurants who can provide both a vegetarian and
gluten free meal just speak to them on the day and they will provide
something to suit,
Spice Route (Indian) in Boots Passage, off Thames Street
phone 01753 860720,
Green Olive (Greek Mezze) High Street 01753 866655,
The River House, (Modern English)Thames Side, near Riverside Station 01753
620010, the wife of the proprietor is also gluten intolerant.
windsor.tic@rbwm.gov.uk
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Post by Silly Yak on Feb 8, 2011 8:16:13 GMT
Re: Windsor and surrounding area Posted by Diane on 28/4/2006 GF board There is a shop in Windsor called Cook that sells pre prepared home cooked ready meals - all their meals are labelled and identified if GF. They have other shops and you can order on line ***************** www.cookfood.net/shops/Windsor COOK Windsor 64-65 Windsor Royal Station Thames Street Windsor Berkshire SL4 1PJ Tel: 01753 866668 Fax:01753 866668 Manager: Jacqueline Mclean |
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Post by Silly Yak on Feb 8, 2011 17:06:30 GMT
Legoland
posted by Karen GF board
If you email LegoLand via the wedbsite re GF it all sounds very
promising but in practice they don't have a clue
(in our experience). The best they could do was to show us the packets so that we could read the ingredients for ourselves! We take a packed lunch and
have a jacket potato from the restaurant at
the top on the way out. They do Magnum ice creams
throughout the park. We risked a burger without the bun from the BBQ place near to the Gold Mining once because the burgers were supposedly "100% beef". (We took our own buns).
The chips seemed to be in seperate fryers and
seemed to be non crispy (i.e. hopefully no flour coating). Our coeliac does not have an immediate reaction to gluten (he gets a slow build up of symptoms) so I can't comment on how safe this really was. Perhaps you can ask them and have more success (it's another year on...)
Most food places and stalls are pizza, pasta or burgers, donuts or pretzels. They do more salads at the big restaurant by the Harbour.
Our tip is to eat your packed lunch whilst watching one of the puppet shows (near the Toddler's Driving School) or during one of the Stunt Shows (by the harbour).
Good luck. It's certainly fun there even if the food side of things isn't always.
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Post by kickingfrog on Apr 25, 2012 9:27:15 GMT
Legoland Posted by Andy on 23/4/2012 GF board When we went last year the Sub station (now Baguette Bar) did GF paninis. The Knights Table did Jacket Potatoes and chicken, Email them www.legoland.co.uk/Plan/FAQ/Dietary-Requirements/ ********************************************************* LEGOLAND Windsor is located at Winkfield Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 4AY **************************************** Legoland Posted by Karen on 23/4/2012 GF board Yes email them. They are pretty good. Queues can be long and prices are usually high though. Also restaurants close early and can't always be relied on for tea. Consider taking a packed lunch. You can leave it in a locker at the top or take it around with you. You can put a rucksack by your feet in many rides or leave on the ground where you get on and pick it up when you exit. Leave drinks and snacks (or tea) in the car for the return journey. Be prepared for a very long (30 minutes plus sometimes) queue out of the car park and down the long entrance road |
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Post by kickingfrog on Jul 15, 2012 11:20:34 GMT
Eating out in Windsor/Ascot Posted by Irish Rose on 14/7/2012 GF BOARD Try the Toby Carvery - they are very helpful and can show you a list of GF foods ***************************** Re: Eating out in Windsor/Ascot Posted by katey k on 14/7/2012 When we go to Windsor we go to a place called the Green olive, which is a greek restaurant in the middle of windsor, the staff are helpful, and gf is marked on the menu, I always email just to check I am ok to eat there, hope this helps ************** www.green-olive.co.uk/********
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