Iseline Visser

Google review

We loved this place! The food was absolutely delicious and presented in a nice way. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming, and what really stood out was their knowledge about gluten intolerance. They even had a separate gluten-free menu. Highly recommend this place, especially if you’re gluten intolerant or dining with someone who is.

David Bueno

Google review

Delicious food. Celiac-friendly, with plenty of gluten-free options, and very attentive and friendly waiters.

María José Fúster Almarche

Google review

Highly recommended!! You can tell they work with fresh produce; the tomato tasted like tomato! The cuttlefish was unbeatable, the patatas bravas were delicious. There wasn't a single tapa we didn't like. And everything was gluten-free (there's also bread for those with celiac disease). The place is quiet, small, and cozy… more focused on good food than on "showing off" to post a photo on Instagram 😅 We were celebrating my mother's 85th birthday. There were 13 of us, and she loved it. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 And the value for money was very good. I wish there were more places like this in Valencia. We'll definitely be back.

Joel Doménech

Google review

They have gluten-free pasta and pizza options. The portions are good and filling. They also have gluten-free desserts such as gluten-free tiramisu, which is like ice cream, panna cotta and some more. The staff is very attentive.

María Chuliá

Google review

I have celiac disease and they didn't have gluten-free bread when I went. They also weren't sure if the sangria had gluten in it, and told me it could be cross-contaminated. I order the only gluten-free dessert and surprise, they don't have it either. This restaurant is advised by the Valencian Association of Celiacs, and therefore, these are things that should not happen in their establishment. In the same way that they make sure that there is no shortage of normal bread because it is essential, the same with celiacs. If they commit to a group, let it be real, because you are thinking one thing and then you find this reality, it seems more like a façade of supporting a group than anything else. In the end.