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Libby's — Dedicated GF gluten-free restaurant in London, GB

Libby's

🌿 Bakery

59 Ledbury Road, London, GB • Notting Hill

Dedicated GF

cozy gluten free bakery

We last checked this spot on September 30, 2026 · Sansglu Editorial methodology

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The Sansglu take

The place

Libby's is a bakery in Notting Hill. This walk-in shop maintains a dedicated gluten-free kitchen and prohibits all outside food to maintain its status.

The gluten-free setup

Every item in the building is gluten-free. Because the entire kitchen is dedicated to gluten-free production, you do not have to worry about shared equipment or hidden flour.

What to order

The cinnamon rolls and pain au chocolat are the primary draws. The shop also stocks croissants, donuts, focaccia, and bagel sandwiches. Everything in the cases is produced on-site in the gluten-free kitchen.

The move

Walk in and order anything you want from the counter.

Sansglu Editorial · Updated September 30, 2026

Gluten-free setup

Current facility and preparation details supported by our research.

  • ✓Dedicated facility
  • ✓Separate kitchen

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