barbara balducci

Google review

We stopped for an aperitif made with artisanal Campari and an excellent tasting plate. Welcomed by the warmth of the place and the friendly staff, we then also ordered an excellent platter of cold cuts. The tavern is detail-oriented, inclusive and full of art. It is also possible to taste vegan and gluten-free dishes. Absolutely recommended!

Lotte S

Google review

Very good gluten free pizza! Best I've had in a long time.

Tamara Nagy

Google review

This is the best place in Assisi, and the gluten free food (especially pizza) is so good and perfect

Alessandra Manzo

Google review

We came to this restaurant because it offers gluten-free menus. We were welcomed by the owner, a courteous, kind and slightly eccentric man who was totally contextualised in his restaurant. In fact, the environment is decidedly out of the ordinary, at times even a little claustrophobic, however it tells an experience, a story, there is character and the courage not to follow clichés. The pizza is actually not a pizza but a "Franciscan Schiacciata" I seem to remember it being called that and we liked it a lot. During dinner we wondered how the gentleman managed to manage all the tables totally alone, when we discovered that he also took care of the preparation of the "pizzas" we couldn't believe it! A phenomenon! For this reason alone he deserves all our respect.

Massimiliano Ciammetti

Google review

I had called to get clarification on gluten-free products, asking if the kitchens were separate and if they used deglutinated products. They answered yes to the first question and that in the kitchen the flours used were naturally gluten-free. When we arrived there, we found it written on the menu that the oven used for the pizzas was the same and that they did not guarantee non-contamination. The lady who served us, with neither kind nor cordial manners, pointed out to us that for the gluten-free pasta it would take time because they had to prepare everything separately (really???). We ordered a caprese and pointed out that it was for one of the two celiac people, the lady got annoyed saying that she knew that the tomato and mozzarella were gluten-free (and two, come on), in reality we were just making it clear to be careful not to touch the same hands that had served bread or pizza. Almost embarrassing pizzas, only the bruschetta and the homemade (white) supplì were saved. I wonder why make a gluten-free option when they don't even know what they're talking about but above all why not tell the truth on the phone. Prices below average. Nice place.