Dietary guide
A practical guide to gluten-free curries and Nepalese dishes in Stony Stratford.
Use this page to shortlist dishes from the live menu, then confirm the detail with the team before you order.
Read next
This dietary spoke belongs to a wider Nepalese cuisine cluster.
Start with the pillar guide for the full cuisine overview, then use the related spokes if you want dish-level or comparison-level detail.
Pillar guide
The ultimate guide to Nepalese food in Milton Keynes
A 101-level guide covering the cuisine's core anchors, how to read the menu, and which supporting guides answer the most specific questions next.
Intro guide
What is Nepalese food?
A simpler starting point for first-timers who want the flavour profile and menu rhythm explained in plain English before they book.
Signature dish
What is momo?
A deep-dive on the Nepalese dumpling most likely to turn curiosity into a real first order at the table.
Comparison guide
Nepalese vs Indian food
A comparison-led spoke for diners who know Indian restaurant menus already and want to understand what changes here.
Why this page matters
When someone searches for gluten-free curries in Stony Stratford, they usually need practical reassurance, not generic restaurant copy.
The live menu at The Old School House already flags a meaningful number of dishes as GF. That makes it possible to build a genuine guide around the menu as it exists today, while still being clear that allergy questions should always be checked with the team before ordering.
Where to look first
If you are scanning the menu for gluten-free friendly options, the strongest sections are the starters, grills, and house mains.
That makes the page useful for couples, mixed groups, and planners who need to know there is enough range for the table before they commit.
How to use the guide properly
The best way to use a dietary spoke is to narrow the shortlist online, then confirm the details with the team on the day.
That keeps the page genuinely useful without pretending that a website alone can replace a live allergy conversation.
Book ahead
If the shortlist already looks workable, the menu and booking page are the next practical stops.
Then you can confirm the details directly with the team instead of making assumptions from an old menu image.
Busier evenings and Sundays are easiest to plan when you book ahead. Prefer to speak first? Give the pub a ring.
Dietary guide FAQs
A few clear answers before you rely on the menu.
This page is there to make the first browsing step easier, not to replace an allergy conversation with the pub.
Yes, the live menu currently marks a number of curries and Nepalese mains as GF, including house signatures and the broader curry section.
Next step
Use the shortlist, then confirm the details properly.
Browse the live menu, call if the answer matters to today's visit, and book once the table knows there is enough choice to make the plan easy.