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Title: Niche Gluten-free Dining | Restaurants near Sadlers Wells | London, England · language en. First 1,800 of 4,129 characters:

Niche Gluten-free Dining | Restaurants near Sadlers Wells | London, England top of pageBOOK A TABLEMENUSCOOKBOOKGIFT VOUCHERSGALLERYFIND USMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.Gluten-free but you wouldn't know it!Celebrating a decade of Niche!Over the years so many of you have asked for a Niche cookbook, so we are thrilled to announce the release of a culinary treasure close to our hearts - the 10-Year Anniversary Niche Cookbook! This beautifully curated collection celebrates a decade of Niche, London’s first 100% gluten-free restaurant. Cherished favourites and dishes we would loved to have had on the menu, but for one reason or another couldn’t...Find out more... Welcome to Niche!Niche is an independent casual dining restaurant serving seasonally-inspired crowd pleasers with a modern twist. Based in Islington, London. Our 'niche' is a 100% gluten, nut and sesame-free menu where everything is prepared and cooked on site, making use of local suppliers and seasonal ingredients. ​ We are open every day with our own take on British and European classics, tempting desserts and loads of dairy-free, vegetarian and vegan dishes! Join our mailing list Subscribe NowWhat would you like to do? Browse Menus Book a Table Gift VoucherABOUT USAbout usBack in the summer of 2013, Marc Warde and his friend and business partner Adrian Morgan set out to serve British food with a modern twist, with everything made in our kitchen onsite and a focus on bakery products. Baking our own fresh bread, cakes and pastry-based treats, Niche was born. Early on however, Marc was diagnosed as Coeliac and it became clear that he had to make some big changes to his life. As part of that, we decided to be bold and turn Niche into London's first completely (and at the time only) 100% g

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