This spot offers a laid-back, stylish brunch vibe with a modern bourgeoisie style and Italian aesthetics. The nice atmosphere and wonderful service create a welcoming setting, complemented by outdoor seating ideal for a relaxed gluten-free dining experience.
They serve gluten-free pasta and pizza upon request.
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Expect to spend around $40 per person after tip.
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Parking availability is not mentioned, so plan accordingly.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
Allergy friendly, nut free, and can accommodate gluten-free. I personally hated the Caesar salad, which has never happened before, I got it with chicken but it came with chicken thighs, not chicken breast as I expected, and everything tasted very fishy. Yes I know caesar salad has anchovies, but I have never had my salad taste or even smell like fish before, one of my friends loved it but it was not for me-so if you don't like fish I would avoid that. The aranchini had a very weird taste to it, it didn’t have a lot of seasoning on the inside yet almost had an earthy mushroom type taste to it. The pizza and pasta were great though! My GF friend said the cauliflower crust on the pizza was fine, nothing special, but loved everything else.
C
Community member
Open in the off season
Wish there were a few gluten free options - there is so much good gf pasta coming out of Italy
Overall better than average food but very pricey but all of MTK is
$17-25 for a glass of wine
The portions are generous
I got a soup special and it was $17 and a really big bowl also delicious
Do yourself a favor and order a side of bread $8 and served warm w delicious olive oil
Skip the crab salad. Sounds delicious and it’s all fresh but it’s bland
Service is usually very good
It’s also super loud in there /could turn music down a little