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100 Club

What the 100 Club means

The 100 Club is the strict list. A place is added only when we can point to a clear claim that the kitchen or the menu is fully gluten-free.

Dedicated gluten-free restaurants in London is the checked London list. Dedicated kitchen vs gluten-free options is what to ask when a kitchen is shared. Venues whose listing has passed the check can add the 100 Club badge to their own site.

The rules

  1. The venue says so, in writing. The venue’s own website, or a statement signed by the owner, says the kitchen or the menu is fully gluten-free. The listing links that source. We do not add a place because a review, a blog or a map pin says it is fine.
  2. Accreditation is an extra badge. Coeliac UK accreditation is shown only when we have confirmed it. It is not required for the 100 Club, and we never assume it. If we have not checked, the listing says “Not yet verified”.
  3. Reviews are colour, never proof. Star ratings and comments can be useful background. They are not evidence for the 100 Club.
  4. Every listing has a last-checked date. That is the day we last looked at the source. Menus and kitchens change after that. The date is not a promise that the venue is still the same.
  5. Tell us when something changes. If a venue changes its menu, drops the claim, or closes, please report it. We would rather take a listing down than leave a stale one up.

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What it is not

Gluten-free options is a different tag. Those places have a shared kitchen and gluten-free choices. They are not in the 100 Club. The set-up is spelled out on each listing.

We are not Coeliac UK. We do not inspect kitchens. A 100 Club listing means we found the venue’s own claim, linked it, dated the check, and left anything we have not verified marked as such.