Elliot Spencer-Keyse

Google review

Visited for my Dads birthday- both being ceoliacs we were excited to have a gluten free pizza only to be told on the day they ran out of the bases when making our order. We both went for pasta of which was not a gluten free pasta either of us like, horrible consistency and the sauces were flavourless. Other party member had lasagne which was cheesy slop and a garlic bread covered in garlic salt which had gone bitter in the oven. Starters okay and the bad food was removed from the bill after what felt like an argument over good gluten free pasta with a member of staff. Only authentic Italian thing we had was the chianti.

Jean Kennedy

Google review

What an amazing little find. I have an allergy and find it hard to eat out. From walking through the door the team assured me, that they were able to help. Lovely gluten free bread and the bacon sandwich was made to perfection. What with the gluten and dairy free sandwich, was the fantastic hot chocolate with honeycomb made with coconut milk. To all the team, thank you so much for your understanding and kindness. We will be back.

Charlie

Google review

A very good Chinese. Serves gluten free which is rare for a Chinese. A must try in Belper, I will visit here quite frequently I imagine.

Jon Stewart

Google review

Really good food - between us we had a mix of fish, gluten free and vegetarian dishes. The menu had a variety of curry house standards as well as their own specialities.

Sophie Hodge

Google review

All the allergens are marked on the menu so it's easy to be confident about gluten free (or dairy free) requirements at Praan. . The food was pretty good and plentiful. I had a veg curry and the vegetables were a bit more varied than your average Indian restaurant, which was really nice to see.