From the team behind the Salisbury Gluten Free Guide

Menus and kitchens change. Tell staff you are coeliac before you order.

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Totton, Hythe & the Waterside

Cafe

Mr Eddy’s Restaurant

Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway, SO45 1AZ

At a glance

A restaurant in Exbury’s former estate smithy, serving brunch, lunch and afternoon tea.

Gluten-free options

The menu describes both soups as free from gluten and offers gluten-free sandwich and roll options. Soup normally comes with bloomer bread, so discuss an alternative.

Before you order

The restaurant told us it prepares gluten-free food in a separate area with dedicated, colour-coded utensils, and prepares its gluten-free rolls first thing in the morning before other products are brought out. Tell the team about coeliac requirements before ordering and ask how your food will be prepared and served.

Worth asking?

Can you tell me how my order will be prepared today?

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