Linde Chappelear

Google review

Went for a late lunch after visiting the Childrens Museum. The burgers were phenomenal, very tasty beef and homemade gluten free buns. Duck fat fries were an extra special treat. Topped it all off with milkshakes.

Emma Burris

Google review

Richmond staple, such good sandwiches, wonderful art and gluten free collection. I love the window seat.

Will Gemma

Google review

One of my favorite spots in all of Richmond, with fresh pasta made right behind the counter. Yes, it is known they have the best smoked salmon in town (and reasonably priced). But their to-go meals, especially the microwave friendly ones, are also fantastic values (~$8). Their fresh and dried pastas are outstanding and come in shapes and flavor profiles you can't find elsewhere (the black pepper linguine is so simple yet insanely good; they have gluten free options, as well). Their jarred sauces are as tasty as any I've had; I prefer them to Rao's, for example, and they're $1-2 less. This isn't a comprehensive Italian market where you can find every imported good known to humankind, it's a curated selection with the majority made in house, which is rare these days. The family who runs it and the folks who work there are wonderful, as well. It's always a pleasure visiting Bombolini and I'm grateful to live within walking distance.

Sherry Lu

Google review

Except dairy (cheese) and honey, all the other items are vegan They have vegan cheese and dairy cheese as options Their gluten free bread contains eggs, the regular gluten bread is vegan

Dana Cole

Google review

Even though they have a gluten free pizza this establishment is not at all celiac safe. The GF pizzas were put on the same pizza trays as gluten pizza. Even after disclosing my allergy they used the same sauce spoon from regular pizza on mine. Changed gloves only after me specifying to do so. Be wary if you have a gluten allergy. Also be aware that there is no seating available. The staff were very friendly, just not food allergy aware.