Ringwood & Burley
Burley Manor
Ringwood Road, BH24 4BS
At a glance
Sixteenth-century manor-house hotel above its own deer park on the edge of Burley, now part of the New Forest Hotels group. Menus are well coded for coeliacs, with gluten-free options flagged across most of the restaurant menu and a near-complete gluten-free afternoon tea on paper.
Gluten-free options
The current menu marks gluten-free or gluten-free-option against the large majority of dishes, from Sunday roast and fish and chips to burgers and puddings, and the afternoon tea menu carries gluten-free options for the sandwiches, most sweets and the scones. Give advance notice for a gluten-free afternoon tea.
Before you order
The menus say only to speak to the team about allergies — nothing is published about how the kitchen prevents cross-contact behind those GFO marks. Diner reports are mixed: most praise the gluten-free provision, but one coeliac reported being made unwell after eating here. Be explicit that you are coeliac rather than gluten-avoiding, both when booking and at the table.
Worth asking?
How does the kitchen keep gluten-free-option dishes apart from standard ones during prep and service? Is the gluten-free fish and chips fried separately from the standard battered fish? For afternoon tea, are the gluten-free scones and sandwiches made and plated away from the wheat ones?
Source links
- Venue website · checked 2026-08-08
- Venue website · checked 2026-08-08
- tripadvisor.com · checked 2026-08-08
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This information is researched but not guaranteed — menus and kitchen practices change. Always tell staff you are coeliac.