The Port House
The menu marks gluten-free items clearly.
Per-allergen evidence
The menu marks gluten-free items clearly. A dedicated gluten-free fryer is reported at most locations, with 22 of 111 chain ratings citing it. Staff are knowledgeable. The kitchen is not dedicated, so cross-contamination risk exists. For the Dundrum branch, reports on fryer availability conflict.
[1] Aggregator Gluten-Free at The Port House - 64 William Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland, FindMeGlutenFree
The primary FMGF listing for the William Street South (Dublin 2) branch notes that 8 out of 10 safety reporters cite a dedicated gluten-free fryer, multiple coeliac reviewers report no symptoms, and a marked menu has been confirmed, though the kitchen is not dedicated.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Aggregator The Port House - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Dublin, FindMeGlutenFree
The FMGF listing for the Camden Street location, now permanently closed, records mostly positive gluten-free experiences, including a marked menu and gluten-free croquettes and bread. One significant report of a coeliac reaction is attributed to a front-of-house and kitchen communication failure.fetched May 4, 2026[3] Aggregator The Port House - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Dundrum, FindMeGlutenFree
The FMGF listing for the Dundrum branch reports conflicting fryer information: some sources cite a dedicated fryer, others say there is no dedicated fryer. It confirms a marked menu and notes knowledgeable staff, but includes no reaction reports.fetched May 4, 2026[4] Aggregator Gluten-Free at The Port House - Gluten-Free Menu, FindMeGlutenFree
FMGF chain-level aggregate across all Port House locations: 22/111 ratings cite dedicated GF fryer, marked menu consistent across locations, vegan/vegetarian/dairy-free options also noted, GF items include croquettes, bread, fries, desserts, and meatballs.fetched May 4, 2026Multiple sources confirm good vegetarian options on a clearly labelled menu; FindMeGlutenFree community notes cite 'good vegetarian options' and HappyCow lists a broad vegetarian tapas selection. The kitchen environment is shared.
[1] Aggregator Gluten-Free at The Port House - 64 William Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland, FindMeGlutenFree
The primary FMGF listing for the William Street South (Dublin 2) branch notes that 8 out of 10 safety reporters cite a dedicated gluten-free fryer, multiple coeliac reviewers report no symptoms, and a marked menu has been confirmed, though the kitchen is not dedicated.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Aggregator Gluten-Free at The Port House - Gluten-Free Menu, FindMeGlutenFree
FMGF chain-level aggregate across all Port House locations: 22/111 ratings cite dedicated GF fryer, marked menu consistent across locations, vegan/vegetarian/dairy-free options also noted, GF items include croquettes, bread, fries, desserts, and meatballs.fetched May 4, 2026[3] Aggregator The Port House - Dublin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
The HappyCow listing for The Port House Dublin confirms clearly labelled vegan tapas options, with the instruction to specify vegan when ordering. The kitchen is non-veg, and coverage of vegan and vegetarian options is broadly positive.fetched May 4, 2026[4] Aggregator The Port House Pintxo - Dublin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing for The Port House Pintxo confirms that labelled vegan options are available. The same listing also includes a notable report of meat being served in a dish that was labelled vegan, flagging a fulfilment error.fetched May 4, 2026Menu clearly labels vegan dishes, and a range of plant-based tapas options is available, including Padron peppers, vegetable paella, asparagus, and empanadillas. Diners must specify vegan when ordering in a shared kitchen environment.
[1] Aggregator Gluten-Free at The Port House - Gluten-Free Menu, FindMeGlutenFree
FMGF chain-level aggregate across all Port House locations: 22/111 ratings cite dedicated GF fryer, marked menu consistent across locations, vegan/vegetarian/dairy-free options also noted, GF items include croquettes, bread, fries, desserts, and meatballs.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Aggregator The Port House - Dublin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
The HappyCow listing for The Port House Dublin confirms clearly labelled vegan tapas options, with the instruction to specify vegan when ordering. The kitchen is non-veg, and coverage of vegan and vegetarian options is broadly positive.fetched May 4, 2026[3] Aggregator The Port House Pintxo - Dublin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing for The Port House Pintxo confirms that labelled vegan options are available. The same listing also includes a notable report of meat being served in a dish that was labelled vegan, flagging a fulfilment error.fetched May 4, 2026Multiple reviewers across chain locations note the restaurant as good for dairy-free dining, and some dishes are naturally dairy-free, though no marked dairy-free menu section is cited; accommodation appears to be available on request or incidentally.
[1] Aggregator The Port House - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Dundrum, FindMeGlutenFree
The FMGF listing for the Dundrum branch reports conflicting fryer information: some sources cite a dedicated fryer, others say there is no dedicated fryer. It confirms a marked menu and notes knowledgeable staff, but includes no reaction reports.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Aggregator Gluten-Free at The Port House - Gluten-Free Menu, FindMeGlutenFree
FMGF chain-level aggregate across all Port House locations: 22/111 ratings cite dedicated GF fryer, marked menu consistent across locations, vegan/vegetarian/dairy-free options also noted, GF items include croquettes, bread, fries, desserts, and meatballs.fetched May 4, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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