Ratings are out of 100, with 100 being the highest standard and 0 being the lowest
Quick Summary:
- An Uber Eats Takeaway Fish and Chip Shop in Manchester
- So much gluten free food, it’s a coeliac’s dream
- With separate fryers for gf food, and an extensive menu
- Location: Manchester, Stockport
The Menu At The Dolphin: Including gluten free fish, sausages, nuggets, chicken strips and so much more!
When I came across The Dolphin on a hungover Sunday, I couldn’t believe how much of the menu was gluten-free. I was so shocked and excited, scrolling through the menu and seeing ‘gluten free ….’ repeated multiple times.
What Exactly Is On offer?
For ease of reading, here’s a list of all the gluten-free items The Dolphin offers:
- Gluten Free Curry Sauce
- Gluten Free cod
- Gluten Free Salt & Pepper Box
- Large Gluten-free Sausage
- Gluten Free Gravy
- Gluten Free Chicken Chunks
- Gluten Free Battered Sausage
- Gluten Free Salt & Chilli Chicken Goujons
- Gluten Free Cod Bites
- 8 Gluten Free Nuggets
- Gluten Free Salt & Chilli Shredded Chicken
- Gluten Free Salt & Pepper Shredded Chicken
- Gluten Free Scallops
- 10 Gluten Free Onion Rings
- A botte of Gluten Free Chip Shop Vinegar
- Jacket Potatoes
As you can see – the list is seriously long!
If you’re anything like me, and get excited whenever you see something deep-fried that’s gluten-free, then I highly recommend giving this place a try. Next time you want a takeaway, can not be bothered to cook, fancy some proper fish and chips, or just want to explore a great GF selection, then you HAVE to try The Dolphin!
Did the Food Match the Menu?
Yes and Yes!
The large battered sausage exceeded my expectations. I haven’t had a battered sausage since being diagnosed with Coeliac disease – and wow, it was even better than I remember.
The Salt & Pepper Chicken box was really tasty. It came with onions, peppers and chilli, giving it a Chinese Style. I think I would have preferred the Chicken Box without the spice and a bit more plain but it was still really tasty. The deep fried chicken strips were my favourite, the breadcrumbs did not taste noticeably gluten free. My partner (who is not gluten free) couldn’t stop stealing them off my plate.
The chips were your standard fish and chip shop chips. Quite fluffy on the inside, but also a bit greasy.
This Sounds Too Good To Be True – Surely It Isn’t Coeliac Safe?
Now when it comes to ordering takeaways or using Uber Eats, I always recommend ringing the place beforehand to make sure they can prepare the food safely.
This time, I didn’t do that. But I did do a bit of Googling to check the reviews, and many people mentioned that The Dolphin cooks gluten free food in a separate fryer. So I decided to trust that and place my order.
Would I Recommend The Dolphin?
100 percent!
Next time you’re scrolling endlessly on Uber Eats or trying to pick a takeaway, just search for The Dolphin and you will have so many options to choose from.